US to gain extra ICBM warning with new data link
Denver Post reports completion of a computer fed data facility at Lowry Air National Guard Base linking NORAD to ICBM warning satellites. The system would provide near real time alerts of enemy missile routes, surpassing the current hours long warning. A second item notes AC Transit will end Pedal Hopper service after Labor Day except Salute Day. average ridership low and one way fare is $1.25.
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South Korean fishing boat hijacked by North Korea
A South Korean fishing vessel with 31 crew was hijacked by eight North Korean patrol boats off the east coast near Su-yeha, 100 miles east of Seoul. The 19.6 ton Taksung Ho drifted toward the demarcation line in stormy seas as police and navy units rushed to counter the attack but could not prevent the hijack.
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Salinas cabby found shot in suspected crime scene
A Salinas taxi driver was found slumped over his steering wheel with two gunshot wounds to the head early Monday. Investigators said a resident reported seeing men fleeing the area around 1:17 AM. The victim, identified as William Prestin Randers, had recently picked up a fake passenger blocks away. his wallet and about $32 were missing.
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My Lai Witness Testifies on Shootings
A My Lai court martial heard a platoon sergeant describe how members of his unit shot injured civilians during the 1968 village sweep. Sergeant Charles Weal, 25, of Chicago, testified as the read‑off witness in the trial of Brig. Gen. K. Henderson, commander of the Americal Division’s operation.
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Drug crisis worsens in Kansas City says top federal official
Deputy director Jobin Finlator of the U S Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs warns the drug problem will get worse. He cites rising heroin use over the past two years and notes abuse spreading from teens to younger students. He argues heroin is now the major drug problem and not a scare tactic.
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Boy decides burial site in Los Angelius report
Seven year old boy chooses where Robert Co renie's family members will be buried as relatives clash over interment. Eight killed in August 18 Pacific Coast Highway crash involving two trucks and five cars. Robert travels in New York with grandfather Anthony Coluile. Cholera deaths rise in East Pakistan flood region with cases also in Kushtia and Munshigen.
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Rabid bat contact triggers rabies scare in family trip
In Norwalk a bat landed on Brian Moebongst lips during a Sierra camping trip and soon after the boy developed facial inflammation. Doctors report rabies exposure after the bat, found to be infected by a Rabies ferm, was tested by authorities who warned the family.
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Rumors Fly on Howard Hughes Health and Whereabouts
Carson City Nevada officials question whether Howard Hughes is alive and well in the Bahamas. Gov. O Callaghan rejects unverified doctors reports and seeks direct verification of Hughes health and control of his Nevada empire amid long standing secrecy around the reclusive magnate.
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Sheriff Forks Shotgun Grip Mob To Protect Abductee
Appling County Sheriff J B Red Carter stopped a four man mob from abducting mass murder suspect Junior Pierce by grabbing a sawed off shotgun from a leader. Six men were arrested on charges of murder after the attempted takeover. Carter said no lynching attempt occurred and that Pierce would remain in custody.
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Nixon Japan visit hangs on plan uncertain
Tokyo Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda said there is no plan yet to invite President Nixon to Japan. He commented on reports he would invite Nixon in Washington on September 10 for a U S Japan Joint Committee meeting to improve relations. He warned anti American sentiment is rising after Nixon informed Japan at the last minute of his Red China visit and due to U S monetary policy.
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Nine Soviet climbers die in Sayans expedition disaster
Nine climbers from Minsk Byelorussia perished in a planned 80 mile trek through the eastern Sayans in central Albania, the Soviet newspaper Trud reported. They faced heavy snowfall and a month long storm with low visibility and rising danger. the group was found dead in April and blamed on inadequate preparation and approval by tourist authorities.
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Baily Review Subtitles and Publishing Credits
The fragment lists subscription rates and staff credits for the Daily Reviews Inc publication. Names include Hal Sparks as president and publisher and references to various departments and offices in Hayward and nearby regions.
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Idaho triple murder shocks Driggs city
In Driggs Idaho two suspects are booked for three killings of Mexican American brothers Ruben DeLuna Antonio DeLuna and Robert DeLuna Jr as residents seek motive. A sheriff reports a city marshal and a deputy were wounded during the shootings while a missing California man Michael Rampage and Joyce Turner are also under investigation in connection with the case. A newborn infant was found dead outside La Carlos Catholic church in Monterey raising new theories.
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Driggs City
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Marshal Jones
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Monterey
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Plane crash near Copenhagen claims 31 lives
An Oslo Budapest Majev Airlines flight with 34 aboard plunged into the sea near Kastrup airport. Survivors include a Norwegian woman, her East German mother in law, and an East German man. The Soviet built Ilyushin 18 did not have a black box. Investigators expressed no clear cause and noted the wreck was in 42 feet of water eight miles off the airport.
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