Nixon relaxes on remote isle off Maryland coast
President Nixon spent a quiet Saturday on Assaleague Island near Maryland and Virginia. He stayed as a house guest at the four winged summer home of Thomas McCabe, then toured a converted lobster boat on choppy bay waters before lunch. The island hosts a national seashore park operated by the National Park Service.
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UPI
Nixon
Maryland
Virginia
Thomas McCabe
Scott Paper Co
Repulicat
McCabe
Jol N. Mitchell
Charles G. “Bete” Rebono
Roy Biscarne
Fla
Robert T. Abplanalp
The
New York
Bahamas
University of Pennsylania
Asgaleague
Congress
National Park Service
Paroled murderer kills cop then is shot by officer
In East Los Angeles a paroled first degree murder inmate Edward Martinez 29 seized Patrolman Kenneth Raediger’s gun after a chase. Raediger, 24, died from a chest wound before Martinez was fatally shot by Raediger’s partner Norman Reed. Martinez had been paroled after a 14 year term for a 1957 robbery murder of Charles Kirk.
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Los Angeles
Delai Dor Ervalie
Agother
Edward Martinez
Norman Ray
Raediger
Reediger
Sheriff's Deputies
Mar
Issoolars
Martinez
Toddiger
Mavilinez
Charles Kirk
Kirk
Mavlinex
Tim
California
Armory loot in California yields rifles and munitions
Thieves broke into a California National Guard armory in Mintek, Ca lifornia, stealing 97 M L rifles and fifteen 3 caliber pistols along with grenades and ammunition. Two World War II era machine guns were missing but functional. The theft was spotted by night shift workers and FBI and naval officials joined the investigation.
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Oroville
Calif
California
Polite
Mintek Californa
Wille Polne
FBI
Naval
Marijuana seizure nets 20 pounds. 11 charged in Indiana case
Police say about 20 pounds of marijuana with an estimated street value of 400 were seized Friday night. Eleven suspects were booked on conspiracy to possess and sell marijuana after undercover officers bought the drug, authorities said.
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Fleera
Desert trek tied to Death Valley walk by Vegas executive
In Las Vegas a hotel executive Bill Col5, 47, planned a 300 mile desert walk across Death Valley with supporters greeting him in Las Vegas style. He began from Seatty’s castle, crossing the Levi’s Golf Course area as the thermometer rose, while two bikers Nelson and Melczner were reported missing during their 110 mile survival trek.
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Lay Vegas
Nev
Hatel
Death Valley
Desért Hare
Bill Col 5
Las Vegas
Danciup
Satfay
Potosi Mountain Sea
Callins
Seatty's Castle
Levil's
den Valley National Monument
Seldack Nelson
Ot Don Metaner
Park Rangers
Nelson
Melczner
Armp
I. Benning
San Francisco hosts largest air crash drill in history
A massive emergency drill simulated a large jetliner crash at San Francisco International Airport. Over 140 passengers were imagined needing urgent transport to area hospitals in a Bay Area exercise using a DCS system. Helicopters and ambulances formed the core of transport, with rescue teams extricating victims and firefighters containing a mock fire.
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Vac
San Francisco
UPI
San Mantisca Bay Area
Kennedy Backs Sargent Shriver for VP Nomination
UPI reports in Hyannis Massachusetts Senator Edward M Kennedy voiced strong support for his brother in law Sargent Shriver as the Democratic presidential ticket vice president candidate. He said Shriver would be a great asset and expressed delight at the prospect, noting Shriver’s experience and concern and declaring he would be glad to help in the campaign on key issues like war and peace and the economy.
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Sen McGovern
Crenvady
Sarge Shriver
Sen. Mellovern
Thelirve
Kennery
Whit Tole
Kennedy Sai
Melovern
Sargent Shelyer
Spy planes mule teams help contain Big Sur fire
Firefighters fought a five day battle south of San Francisco as spy planes and pack mules aided containment of a wildfire that burned about 440 acres in Ventana Wilderness and Las Padres National Forest. The blaze cost an estimated 900000 dollars, slowed by cool fog and cool ocean breezes. Helicopters dropped water while crews worked to stop its advance near the Rig Sirs area and prevent erosion and flooding with winter rains forecast. Notable residents of Big Sur include architect Nathaniel Owings and film star Kirk Novak.
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Big Suh
Calif
California
Big Sur
Pacific
Ventana
RigsSir
San Trancisco
Nathaniel Owings
Kint Novak
Henry’ Millie
Robinson
Jeffers
Richard Bradtigan
Las Padres National Forest
Coolidge
State Division of Forestry
de Éaming
Hupgor Country
Police arrest in Newark linked to New York killings
New York and Newark police reported a breakthrough in the murder cases of Patrolmen Foster and Laurie with the arrest of Robert Vickers in Newark. Vickers, also calling himself Kenneth Dansby, is named a prime suspect as detectives link him to the shootings and a broader Black Liberation Army network.
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New York
UPL
vAhd
Gregory Foster
Rocco Laurie
Black Liberation Amy
Newark
Tne
Robert Vickers
Michitat Mezza
Teputeni
Mic‘land Hospital
Laurie
Grego
Ry Epsler
Willant
Smith
Patrick V. Murphy
Vickers
Murphy
Hose
Uself
Black Liberation Army
Whey
Firefighters battle Union City blaze across canyon
Firemen from three cities and California Majestry faced a severe blaze in Union City's O’Connell Canyon behind Masonry Town. The fire began shortly after noon and burned until about 7:30 pm. It caused injuries but no structures burned. Forestry Service teams blocked the spread as steep canyons hampered access. A bulldozer cleared brush, and airborne crews attacked remaining hotspots. Investigation continues.
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Union City
California Majestry
O'Connell Canyon
Forestry Service
Saigon imposes new six month press censorship decree
South Vietnam enforces a fresh six month censorship decree signed by President Nguyen van Thien. Publishers and distributors face deposits up to 45000 and 120000 respectively to guarantee fines are paid. The measure permits military trial without appeal for violations endangering public order and bans advocacy for communism or a pro Communist coalition.
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Saigon
UPI
South Vietnem
Nguyen Vong Thien
Aléll
Trung Bdu Dien
Sit Wation
Cnde
Snigort
South Vietnam
Weather forecasts muddled with garbled OCR report
Forecasts for several regions including the San Monudtnye Ay area and Inland valleys show variable conditions. Expect patchy cloudiness, light to moderate winds, and mixed temperatures with highs in the mid 60s to mid 70s and cooler nights.
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San Monudtnye Ay
Eaceelop
Claude
Warntee
Levis
Lonverrow
Conliak Célitontiay
Natal
ReVapa
Asin Pariian
Ukiah
al- Siskuy
Warner
Linh
Eday
Fragmented community notices and locations mixed with fire report
A jagged listing of streets, places, and names appears alongside scattered fire alert notes in Livermore and surrounding areas. Mentions of parks, schools, addresses, and emergency terms create a chaotic snapshot of local incidents and routine notices.
Egypt Libya merger seen as war move says Cairé paper
The Cairo tianapaper Cairé argues the Egypt Libya merger aims to wage war to liberate Arab lands. It claims the United States and Israel are enemies of Arab people and urges international steps amid calls for UN mediation on the Arab Israeli conflict. The piece notes regional gunfire near the ceasefire line and tensions in the West Bank.
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Gonihouriya
United States
Mikoh
Israel
Wedreign
Murad Ghaleb
Egypt
United Nations
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Golan Heights
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Nablus
West Bank of Jordan
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Richy al Awtam
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Piaring
Libya
Britain
al Gortauriya
Inez Wollivstiy
Anwar Sadat
Moshitar Ktialafy
Sid
Aral Sercitery
Skyjack news censorship sparks police and public clash
The Air Travelers Association rejects newsroom censorship for skyjackings insisting full disclosure informs public safety. PATCO advocates tighter control citing threats. ATA offers a $10,000 reward in 1970 for arrest of hijackers. Authorities debate media limits, while public safety remains central to the dispute.
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Burlingame, Cake
WPT
Air Travelers Association
Moore
Association
Jwonach Snyvler
Air Thatile Contrallers Organization
PATCO
Siyder
ATA
Air Safaty
United States
Snyder
John F. Lagden
Colestial Neckers
Abe
Tule
Soslee
Cao Valley
Audis & 177
Barbata
Araides
Wendy
Frememiy
Janite Roaees
Pleasanton
Drkbie
Bill Mespadden Wal
Tranassee
Matward
Deraelents
Tranessen
Aga
Pam
le Chapel
Ward
Fallston Bia
Rick Hitschrating
Anneemant
Chepek
Brush Fire Near King City Threatens Land Park
A brush fire erupted Saturday about 12 miles south of King City near the San Antonio reservoir, consuming roughly 25 to 80 acres of heavy brush. Firefighters used air tankers to slow the spread in rugged countersil, with no buildings reported in danger.
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King City
San Antonio
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