Nixon backs Lockheed loan guarantee amid narrow House vote
Congress approves 150 million federal backing for Lockheed Aircraft Corp. to avert job losses and aid the economy. Nixon says the measure will save tens of thousands of jobs and rely on private funding. Senators Kinney and Deanston vote yes. Cook (R) casts decisive swing vote after dramatic roll. Proxmire warns to monitor Lockheed to avoid sweetheart contracts while stressing employment stakes across states.
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Alioto Warns Senators on Growing Drug Problem
Mayor Jysenh TL. Alioto cites rising heroin addiction in big cities and Ida Grove Iowa, urging federal funds for drug abuse control. He argues money should go to cities with active narcotics issues and calls for immediate legislation to back local programs.
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Mistake firing at close range in Los Angeles shootout
Federal firearms expert testified at a grand jury that a misfire scene showed powder on a bloody T shirt and a doorway exit wound. He said San Leandro officer William Kinsella and three Los Angeles officers faced a suspect who emerged from a window and fired, with shots directed at police during the apartment raid.
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Local Notice From Hayward Publishing Office
A damaged OCR entry lists authors Dolly Nevinsong Haya Sptris and others with titles and an office contact in Hayward California. It references publishing on Sunileys and a street address WO WINTON AVE, plus phone numbers 2810718 and 352-060. The fragment preserves names, roles, and location but is incomplete.
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Draft extension stalls as House delays action
The military draft extension stalled in the House after a parliamentary snag threatens approval before September. The bill was pulled from the calendar amid challenges over provisions not yet agreed by both chambers. With Congress on vacation until July, antiwar senators planned filibusters. Officials warn the current law expires June 30, risking depleting authority to call deferred men if no new law is enacted.
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Pay cuts risked in draft delay
Washington report warns that failing to renew the draft law by July 1 could trigger temporary pay cuts for about 330,000 lower ranking enlisted personnel. Rep. Edward Hebert says family and dependent allowances expire with the draft authority and could drop from 11 to 105 dollars monthly if lawmakers do not act quickly.
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New CIA Oversight Post For House Subcommittee Leader
Rep Lucien Nedal DMich named chairman of a secret subcommittee to monitor the CIA and other intelligence agencies. He plans a Langley HQ visit and public hearings on U S intelligence gathering, aiming for tighter oversight after years on the hill.
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Ecology agency on river boards
In Washington a government order adds the Environmental Protection Agency to four major river basin commissions. EPA will provide a representative to the Great Lakes, Rainy River, Northwest, and New Bidejan commissions.
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Fairplay Camp Boss Faces Demand Day
An AP report from Fairplay Calo notes unrest at the Ataball mining camp as workers demand fair treatment and a day for everyone. Details are limited due to damaged text but indicate demands to the camp leadership.
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Eskimo Olympics marks set in Fairbanks Alaska
Eskimo Olympics in Fairbanks drew 700 spectators as Fred Titus set a new world record in the bloody ear weight event with an unprecedented load. Igo Don Killbear broke the world single push loop mark by reaching 61 feet, surpassing the prior record and underscoring the event’s harsh Arctic endurance.
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Fred Titus
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Don Killbear
Senate backs repeal of equal time provisions
The Senate voted 73 to 41 to repeal the equal time rules of the Federal Communications Act as part of campaign reform. Critics warned the move could be killed in the House, with opponents arguing the amendment would curb presidential and vice presidential candidate protections.
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Winston Ts. Prouly
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Russell
National Committee For An Effective Congress
Submarine tricks thwart car thief at French port
Jacques Chaussin, 27, attempted to steal a car parked on a dock in Terres near Voulon. Police say he disappeared under the water for two hours before surfacing alive, having used a tube to breathe underwater.
BOAC Jet Diverted to Denver After Bomb Threat
A BOAC 74.7 jet with 37 aboard was diverted to Stapleton International Airport Denver after an anonymous caller threatened a pressure bomb. The flight originated in Montreal and landed safely at 1:05 a.m. PDT. Denver police searched the aircraft thoroughly. no bomb was found. Passengers and crew later transferred to a new crew for a flight to New York Kennedy International.
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Herbert Black
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UC Berkeley names Bowker as new chancellor in campus leadership shift
Albert Bowker has assumed the chancellorship at the University of California Berkeley, succeeding Roger Heyns after Heyns’ resignation due to a heart attack. Bowker, previously president of CUNY, arrives with plans to study the campus before enacting changes. His daughter Caroline accompanies him, while his wife remains at Cal State College, Hayward.
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University of California
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City University of New York
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University of Michigan
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California State College
Hayward
Denture Invention A New Elastic Adhesive Fixopren Patch
A revolutionary denture adhesive Fixopeny promises to secure both uppers and lowers with an elastic membrane reducing movement. The product claims longer wear with one application, allowing better speech and biting, and is marketed as Fixopeny Dentire Adhesive Cream available at drug counters.
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