DeBaca named HEW regional director for California area
Fernando E C DeBaca 31, a Mexican American, was named regional director of Health Education and Welfare Region IX. He will oversee HEW programs in California Nevada and Salmoa Pacific island trusteeship, succeeding Robert Coop who moves to private industry. DeBaca previously directed Nixon's wage and price program within the Civil Service Commission.
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Salmoa
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HEW
Beverly Hills actor's son Robinson Jr jailed on drunken driving charge
E G Robinson Jr son of the actor was sentenced in Los Angeles to 90 days for a misdemeanor drunken driving charge. He was arrested last month on a battery charge later dismissed. Judge Mary E Waters ordered immediate service of the sentence as police noted an outstanding warrant.
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Bward G. Robinson Jr
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Beverly Sills
Mary E. Waters
Ecuador releases tuna boats amid fines and seizures
San Diego reports that two tuna boats, the Western King and Anna Maria, were released after paying fees totaling 151 413 dollars. The vessels, owned by California interests and based in Puerto Rico, had been seized for fishing without Ecuador licenses within the 200 mile territorial limits. In year, Ecuador stopped 62 tuna seiners and levied over 2.5 million dollars in penalties.
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Judge tightens writ against Cal State over antiwar Marxist teacher
Los Angeles Superior Court refined an order directing Cal State College Hillis to hire an antiwar Marxist lecturer. Morris J. Starsky, 38, seeks $50,000 from the state Board of Trustees and Chancellor Glenn S. Duke, claiming the college approved his hire then reversed, alleging falsified status. The college says Starsky’s file shows he was discharged by Arizona State University in 1970 after six years as a philosophy lecturer. Starsky says he did not get fired but took a year sabbatical.
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Hughes Biography Moves Up Publication Dates
The biographical autobiography of Howard Hughes, labeled as a biography, will be released earlier due to intense public interest. McGraw Hill and Life magazine announced they will publish three 100 word installments in Life starting February 1, with the book hitting shelves on March 6, three weeks before the original March 27 date.
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Life Magazine
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Santo Domingo skirmish leaves 13 dead
In Santo Domingo a government force of about 4,000 including army air force and police battled antigovernment guerrillas holed up in a cave near the airport road. Nine soldiers and four guerrillas died, among them guerrilla leader Aristy, 25, Amany German Aristy. Two guerrillas escaped as darkness fell. sources say six or more were involved. Helicopter support was used by the forces.
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Malta fires thousands as Mintoff presses pullout deadline
Thousands of Maltese workers were dismissed as Prime Minister Mintoff demanded a British military withdrawal. Britain planned to close operations and repatriate 4,008 troops, insisting up to 7,000 civilian layoffs accompany the pullout. Most British dependents had left. remaining families face departure before Friday, with no clear plan if troops depart.
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Army overthrows Ghana premier Busia in London coup
In Abidjan, Col. Acheampong announced Busia's government dissolved and a military civilian advisory executive committee will govern Ghana. The coup follows alleged arbitrary arrests and economic mismanagement. Busia, in London for eye treatment, awaits details. NLC leaders formed after Nerumah’s 1968 ouster.
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Ghanaian official silent on Basia treatment and fate
The Ghanaian High Commission in London said Basia arrived Monday for treatment of an ailment but is unavailable for press contact. Acheampong criticized Basia for abusing the constitution and amassing fortunes abroad, pledging to review the cedi devaluation and restore the Trade Union Congress banned under Buala.
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Skyjacker halts plan after crew escapes and arrest follows
A hijacker Billy Eugene Hurst 22 from Houston commandeered a Braniff 727 with 101 aboard over Texas demanding 1 million and survival gear. After landing at Dallas Love Field passengers fled and Hurst surrendered 61 2 hours later. He was charged with air piracy and described as mirroring hijackers in psychiatric profile.
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Leaders link cult to Baton Rouge violence not rot
City leaders, black and white, say 14 members of a Black Muslim splinter cult came to Baton Rouge to recruit and take over from within. The group allegedly planned to assassinate the Muslim leader in Chicago, while the violence that killed four was incidental to their campaign.
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Rlijah Muhammad
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Leandro unit head re elected to second term
Leandro unit head Carlos S. Almeida was returned to a second term as chairman of the San Leandro Town Affiliation Committee. Reelected officers include Rosalie Frembling as vice chairwoman and Josephine Robens as secretary. Directors Bert P. Fleming and David C. Grundmann remained. William A. Chandler joined the board, replacing Sebastian Palma. Other continuing members include Earl C. Matta Mia Elizabeth Swit and Myron B. Temple.
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Bert P. Fleming
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Elizabeth Swit
Ron B. ‘Temple
Push for young delegates set for 1972 convention
Los Angeles and San Jose schedule meetings on January 2 and January 22 to elect large numbers of young voters as delegates. Larry Diamond of the California Youth Caucus said the aim is to open the political process to first timers. Meetings at San Jose State College and Loyola University in Los Angeles will craft strategy to place youths on convention delegate slates for all Democratic candidates and on the McCloskey slate.
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San Jose
Larry Diamond
California Youth Caucus
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Second time is a loser bank robbery in Los Angeles
At Flirt Western Bank downtown the day’s first customer turned out to be a two man bandit duo with a gun and note demanding money. They fled with 1560 dollars while tellers were forced to comply. Later a second gunman was captured. Police identified James Trandwell, 36, as the suspect who robbed the branch two weeks earlier, obtaining 545 dollars by deception before being chased outside by three customers and detained by officers summoned by an alarm.
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Holt
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Tornado kills four at Enterprise trailer parks Alabama
A tornado struck two trailer parks Pinebrook and Acres near Enterprise Alabama early today killing four dependents of soldiers at Fort Rucker Army base. Rescue efforts were hindered by a power outage. Army Medics evacuated the seriously injured by helicopter as crews searched debris.
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Ff. Rucker
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Acres
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Gene Yeatman
Priest Groppi contempt conviction reversed by high court
The U S Supreme Court voted seven to zero to overturn the Wisconsin Assembly contempt finding against Rev James Groppi in 1969. Chief Justice Burger said the punishment violated due process as Groppi was held while in jail for related charges during a welfare protest that shut the legislature for about 12 hours. The ruling noted the lack of notice and opportunity to defend, and cited possible grounds if a proper hearing had occurred. The protest involved more than 1,000 demonstrators and caused about $26,000 in damages to chamber furnishings.
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