Missing fighting schooner spurs coast guard search
A large search spanned Coast Guard districts from southern Oregon to San Diego after the 6 foot Zenith vanished on its voyage from Seattle to San Pedro. Owner Elliott Richardson and crew included Brent Talbot and family members. The vessel failed to arrive on schedule triggering planes helicopters and cutters to scour the West Coast in the effort. A separate Chile quake in central Chile caused panic with its center near Villa Alemana about 50 miles northwest of the capital.
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Robinson Jr, Beverly Hills Man Sentenced on Battery Charge
Los Angeles reported Byatt G. Robinson, 38, of Beverly Hills, arrested last month on a battery charge. An outstanding warrant for drunken driving was found. the battery charge was dismissed. Municipal Court Judge Mary E. Waters ordered immediate imprisonment.
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Ecuador releases tuna boats seized by Ecuador vessels
Ecuador frees two tuna boats seized last year for violating 20 mile territorial limits. The vessels, based at Puerto Rico and owned by California interests, were released in exchange for penalties totaling 16,417 dollars. The move follows actions by the American Tuna Boat Association.
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Acher Hiring Order Details Incomplete Notice
Angeles UPI reports a fragmentary note about an academic year hiring order. The readable text mentions employment for the year and indicates later notification. Limited details prevent full identification of parties, institutions, or outcomes.
Hughes biography moved up publication dates for book and serials
Fragment from a magazine note states Hughes biography and related installments are advancing. The book will publish in March, three weeks earlier than the original March 27 date, with serialized parts beginning in the February issue and continuing in the March issue.
Government forces clash with guerrillas near Santo Domingo
A 4000 strong government force with army air and police and helicopters engaged antigovernment guerrillas holed up in a cave near the airport road to Santo Domingo. Nine soldiers and four guerrillas including the insurgent leader were killed. Two guerrillas escaped as darkness fell. military sources say six may have been involved.
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Maltese Workers Fired as Britain Orders Island Pullout
Thousands of Maltese workers lose jobs as Prime Minister Dom Mintoff’s government follows Britain’s orders to wind down operations and remove troops. About 3,800 British troops remain, with families evacuated. most civilians face unemployment by the looming deadline.
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Ghana Coup Obscured Premier Busia Uncertain Return
A Ghana coup involving the army and police toppled Premier Kolia Busia amid reports from an army spokesman on Radio Ghana. Busia, in London for medical treatment, awaits fuller details before deciding on a return. The NLC coalition that ousted Kwame Nkrumah in 1966 overseen by Acheampong linked figures appears central to the upheaval.
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Ghana High Commission in London Arrives for Eye Treatment
Unclear Foreign office report notes the Ghanaian High Commission in London arrived Monday for eye treatment, while discussions touched on currency valuation and the Trades Union Congress restoration.
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Skyjacker foiled in Texas hijack with parachute plan
Reported hijack of a Braniff 727 with 100 aboard over Texas ended when negotiators persuaded the extortionist, Horst Hurst, to surrender. The suspect, described as a mentally troubled former high school athlete, sought $1 million and jungle survival gear and hoped to reach South America. Four crew members and two passengers escaped during the tense standoff.
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Leaders shift on riot cause amid cult ties in Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge the race violence is now linked to a splinter group within the Black Muslims. Leaders say the 14 uniformed visitors came to recruit support for their sect, aiming to take over the city and target Elijah Muhammad. Local accounts describe mass meetings and a fanatic edge.
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Leandro unit reelects leaders in UPEC group
Leandro reports Carlos Almeida, executive secretary of the statewide Portuguese organization UPEC, re-elected as chair for a second term. Other officers and board members, including Rosalie Frambling, Mrs. Dosepling Roberts, Bert P. Fleming, and David C. Grundmann, also were reappointed or added to the board. William A. Chandler becomes an executive board member, replacing Sebastian Palma while other board members include Bar C. Moita, Elizabeth Swift, and Myron Temple.
Push for young delegates set in California
Los Angeles hosts an AP report on June 22 and June 22 meetings to organize youth delegates for the 1972 Democratic convention. Larcy Thomond, chair of the California Youth Councils, says the events at Loyola University and San Jose State College aim to open politics to first timers. Delegates will craft strategy to back all Democratic presidential contenders and McCloskey.
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Incident at the Taller Erated In Wal Unemen
A fragmented OCR item reports an incident at a taller site with unclear details. Readable bits mention theft or robbery, but specifics and names are not reconstructible. The text hints at an event involving security or property, with no clear dates, people, or locations to confirm.
Tornado kills four at Army base trailer park near Enterprise
Four residents of Pinebrook and Dogwood Acres trailer parks were killed when a tornado ripped into a camp near Fort Rucker Army base outside Enterprise Alabama. Police said weather hampered search and rescue amid a power outage and fires. An Army medic helicopter from Fort Rucker assisted in evacuations and casualty transport to hospitals as crews search for the missing.
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Priest Groppi contempt conviction reversed by high court
The Wisconsin high court overturned a contempt conviction of Rev. James Groppi, ruling the punishment without a hearing violated due process. It noted the protester’s conduct during a welfare budget demonstration and assembly takeover, with roughly 100 participants and about $26,000 in damages to furnishings.
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