Vague San Francisco tragedy referenced in terse report
In the Mission District a fatal incident is described with unclear wording. Victim Dares Cox is named and a person identified as Wangster is said to be crushed. Another name, Stewart Cox, appears with uncertain relation. A driver involved was not cited.
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Hijacker search center closes after Woodland probe
In Wood land Washington authorities say the hijacker who parachuted from a Northwest plane with a $200000 ransom remains at large. FBI and Clark County deputies intensified a 15 mile search around Woodland with few leads after the suspect calling himself Dr Cooper departed the Seattle Reno flight. Sheriff Eugene Cotton said no new information emerged and the investigation remains confined as agents pursue every lead.
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Dems face Miami Beach convention telephony bill
Southern Bell warns the Democratic National Committee must pay a 1968 telephony debt of about 1.5 million or post a 2 million bond or lose lines at the Miami Beach convention. The bill covers telephone lines, audio links, and possible TV feeds for speeches and dinners amid mounting costs.
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Brother tells sister of murders in Manhattan
New York police said 30 year old Bert Gans telephoned his sister Judy in Cambridge Massachusetts late Tuesday claiming he killed their parents. Officers found Mr and Mrs Jack Gans slain in adjoining bedrooms with axe blows after breaking into the upper Manhattan apartment. Gans had been released from Bellevue Hospital psychiatric detention a day earlier and had been committed previously after acting irrationally. He surrendered without resistance and showed where the axe had been kept. He had washed the weapon and attempted to dispose of evidence.
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Chain letter sent to reach kidnapper in Hemet case
North Ridge California parents of missing college coed Michelle Hattem appeal through a chain letter in hopes the abductor learns there is no murder charge against him. The 18 year old was abducted in Hemet on November 21 with a male companion. he was dumped from the car after a shot was fired. The parents' diary letter urges immediate action and circulates across the Western and Northwestern states and beyond.
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San Fernando Valley
Bomb scare evacuates Georgia center children
A bomb scare at the Georgia Rehabilitation Center forced evacuation of the facility’s pediatric patients Tuesday. Five members of the county bomb squad searched the largest building for two hours and found no bomb. A caller warned two men planned to blow up the center, prompting widespread evacuation by wheelchairs and stretchers.
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Douglas bars induction of L A men pending ruling
Washington AP report says Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas blocked inductions of all Los Angeles area draftees pending a ruling on the 1971 draft law. The order affects up to 1,000 men and stems from an ACLU-backed appeal arguing new deferment and due process provisions apply before final determination.
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Youngest local draft board member sworn in in Pa
Nis. friends should be called into service, says Michael A. Simmons, 38, a red haired 1-Y deferment holder sworn to sit on local draft board 18 in Percy County. Simmons, of Marysville, is believed to be the nation's youngest local draft board member, supports Nixon's Vietnam policy and an all volunteer army, and favors drafting women with limits.
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Air Force
Army says razing villages around Dacca in East Pakistan
Reports from Dacca describe Pakistani army operations creating a buffer around military sites and communications centers. Casualty estimates reach up to 250 Bengalis amid clearing actions, with guerrilla activity rising and two right wing politicians killed in the city. Indian and Pakistani forces clash along the border as both sides report artillery and skirmishes in East Pakistan and nearby border towns.
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Kent State trials: Student pleads guilty to riot charges
Ravenna Ohio UPI former Kent State University student Larry Shub 20 of Cleveland Heights pleaded guilty to first degree riot charges linked to the May 1970 campus disorders that left four students dead by National Guardsmen. The plea followed the earlier guilty finding of Jerry Rupe and the dropping of charges against Peter Blick. Shub faces possible probation or up to three years in prison if convicted for riot.
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Agnew Presses Revenue Sharing at League Congress
Vice President Agnew met with 2,500 municipal leaders at the National League of Cities Congress urging passage of revenue sharing to strengthen state and local government and the federal system. He urged swift action, praised Nixon and Mills while warning against delays, and pressed for tax reform to widen local revenue access.
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Standard Oil plant blast rocks Visalia
A series of explosions at the Standard Oil Co bulk storage plant in North Visalia Calif shattered windows and sent sleeping residents from their beds as far as a mile away. No deaths and only minor injuries reported by Fire Chief Roy Vogt. The blasts were heard seven miles away in Marinersville with flames hundreds of feet high and damaged nearby homes.
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Los Angeles
Defense rests case in Henderson trial
The court martial of Col. Cran K. Henderson on My Lai coverup charges paused as the defense rested. Jurors requested more witnesses including Barker’s missing report and the judge weighed further testimony before final arguments, potentially delaying verdicts. If convicted on all counts, Henderson faces up to 29 months’ prison and dismissal with loss of pay.
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Allott Names Cousin to San Francisco BART Board
Mayor Joseph L. Allott appoints his cousin Frank N. Aliote to replace Garland D. Graves as one of San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District directors. Aliote, former Fire Commissioner, fills Graves’ expired term. Graves is a Tronsameciia Corp. vice president.
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Tronsameciia Corp
Inmate protests end at Terminal Island prison
About 200 inmates at the Terminal Island Correctional Institution, roughly a tenth of the 700 male prisoners, ended a one day strike after Warden John J. Walsh promised to personally review their complaint about a communications gap with staff. They resumed work once the pledge was made.
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Hayward Publishing Office Contact Details Listed
Publicied by The Daily Review, Inc. Hoye Sparks Pravislnt and Poblisher William Chilcots publish business money rates at Me Siti Hayward. Second nyat onde Ren Gonnsen arth $1. Call Hayward Office for information.
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