Teens to hike from Death Valley toward Mount Whitney
Pasadena group of eleven teenagers and their counselor begin a trek from Radwater Death Valley to Mount Whitney aiming to reach the summit if conditions permit. Led by Paul Pfau the expedition seeks to expose youths to diverse environments and assess resilience and self awareness.
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Pasadena
Calif
USPI
United States
Death Valley
Radwater
Fool of ML. Whitney
Ieader
Tunura Condiiions
Paul Pfau
la Salle High School
Pfau
MIGs Attack U S Jets Across Laos Border
North Vietnamese MIG21s crossed into Laos and attacked two U S F4 Phantoms with missiles but failed to hit. The U S command said the Phantoms returned fire and no American aircraft were damaged. A Cobra helicopter was shot down near Qui Nhon with two crewmen injured. Guerrilla blasts in Saigon killed one student and wounded another near Saigon University.
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Saigon
Upt
Laos
U.S
Gaid
North Vietnam
Plain of
Dars
Ercourter
Qui Nhon
Saigon University Nisarby
Tehran
UPI
Peace Corps
Iran-America Cultural Society
Tehran Center
Sattan
Cultural Center
Peace Corps Office
Tehran University
Reds say Lin Piao is dead
A Hong Kong based Chinese language paper quoted sources that Lin Piao Mao Zedong successor designate and his wife Yeh Chita and their son Lit Li-kuo died in an air crash while attempting to flee to the Soviet Union. The report cited internal circulars and military moves in Inner Mongolia.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Lin Pian
Mao Yielung
Bing
Jib Pan
China
Yeh Chit
Central Committee
Lit Li-kuo
Soviet Union
Inner Mongolia
Liv Pechet
Inner Mongolian
Mao
Lim
Chow En-lai
Lin
Hat Tan
Huhehot
Taner Mongolia
Repart
Lin Li-kua
Liu
Ling ‘Tao
San Jose babysitter sane to stand trial in slayings
Pamela Watkins, an 18 year old babysitter, is found legally sane and competent to stand trial for the killings of Tynya Aldridge and Shelvin Aldridge, ages 6 and 5. Two court appointed psychiatrists say she is severely emotionally disturbed and killed the children because she wanted to die.
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San Jose
Norman Rogers
Fred Tempey
Santa Clara County
Shirley Aldridge
Santa Claus
Tynya Aldridge
Shelvin
Nine Die As Leaf Jet Crashes Near Victoria Texas
A Leaf jet owned by a Texas conglomerate struck a utility in thick fog three miles from Victoria's airport, killing all nine aboard. Victims include William Wright, president of Hickok Corp of New York. The FAA said passengers were from Fort Worth, Oklahoma City and New York. seven men and two women died. The plane attempted an instrument landing in visibility under a mile, hit a utility pole, and crashed into farmland, burning.
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Ictoria
Tex
UPI
Texas Sotgilomerate
Victoria
Texas Highway Patrol
William Wright
Hickok Corp
New York
Navy plane missing after storm over Etna near Sicily
Ground parties, helicopters and ships hunted the blizzard swept Etna and the Ionian Sea for a CIA tanker plane with six Navy men aboard on a Naples to Sigonella route. Radio communications failed 15 minutes before landing in a severe thunderstorm. Police and volunteers, despite a snowstorm, resumed the search at dawn with Italian and U.S. forces joining the effort.
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Catania
Sicily
UPI
Etna
Ionian Sea
CIA
Naples
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Greily
John F. Kennedy
Congress asked to censure Nixon over withdrawal date
Rep Belly S Abung proposed a House resolution to censure President Nixon for not setting a withdrawal date for American forces from Indochina. The measure aims to condemn Nixon without penalties, likely awaiting committee action and could die with the 82nd Congress.
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Congress
Nixon
Washington
Belly S. Abung
THNY
Iologhins
House
Senate
U.S
Cambodia
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House Armed Services Committee
Senators join in proposal to fight lead paint poison
Senators Edward M Kennedy and Richard Schweiker unveiled legislation to extend two year lead paint programs aimed at detection and treatment. The plan requests 2 million dollars next fiscal year for treatment, 25 million for identifying high risk areas, and 5 million for research and pilots. It would lower lead in paint limits and fund state grants for centralized lab facilities.
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Washington
UPL
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Richard 8. Schweiker
R-Pa
Schweicker
Senate Health Subcommittee
Kennedy
Los Angeles Board Backs Ban on School Spanking
The Los Angeles school board committee approved a proposal to abolish corporal punishment in city schools. Current policy allows spanking for defiant or rule-violating students, but proponent Robert Docter called it archaic and urged modernization as the district moves into the 20th century.
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Los Angeles
Local newspaper archive shows 1918 publishing details and office listings
The fragment outlines publication by The Daily Review Inc of Hayward California with President Willism Chilcote and various office contacts in Way Snorks Hayward Alameda County. It lists subscription rates and mentions multiple offices including Fremont and Centar Square with phone numbers and circulation notes, indicating historical newspaper operations and address data.
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the Daily Review, Inc
Way Snorks
Willism Chilcote
Mundget
Ol Fost
Hayward
Caifornia
Cenginsy
BPR
Padus
Wwinton Ane
Alameda County
California
Wayward
Thane
SAM Andro
Keensra
Galil
Peiront
Fremont
Coli
Vane
Wiretap ruling limits evidence and aids judge Kennedy
U S. District Court Judge Cornelia Kennedy ruled wiretap authorizations must come from the attorney general or a deputy for evidence to be used in court. She suppressed wiretap evidence against 21 defendants indicted in May on gambling charges in Detroit.
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Detroit
U.S. District Court
Cornelia Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Kennedy
New Orleans
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
John Mitchell
Russia to supply North Vietnam with anti aircraft tools
Soviet plan targets U.S. air power after ground withdrawals. Moscow and Hanoi shift to sophisticated anti aircraft weapons including surface to air missiles and radar. Moscow aims to entrench influence in Southeast Asia as U.S. air presence continues.
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London
UPI
Russia
North Vietnam
U.S
Southeast Asia
Moscow
Hanoi
Nikolai Podgorny
Peking
Mixon
China
Peking-Hayo
Vietnam
French delegation to Hanoi and Peking for goodwill talks
A seven member French National Assembly mission flies from Orly to Hanoi and Peking for a 20 day goodwill trip. They plan to press North Vietnamese authorities on missing newsmen and prisoners of war while noting U.S. hopes for early releases. The United States delegation said Paris and parliament members are aware of the goal. The State Department informed the Soviet Embassy in Washington of the trip, which drew no immediate comment from Moscow.
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PARLS
UPI
French National Assembly
Hanoi
Peking
U.S
Jean de Braglie
Assembly
Foreign Affairs Commission
Orly
State Department
Washington
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Texas
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Fort Worth
Neucopters
Mrs. Abzug
Cone Bress
Bella Abzug
the Baily Review
Viecourt
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Russ
North Viet
Daily Review
American Lamb Council
Cadillac Motor Cars
Iss
Pacific Gas and Electric
Diyor
Harlem Globetrotters
Oakland Coliseum
Dane
Caw Palace
California Milk Board
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the Baity Review
Cai
Union Home
Union Home Loans
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