Sailor Student Clark Found Dead Near Oakland Estuary
The body of Wallace N. Clark Jr. 22 of San Rafael, missing since January 12, was found Wednesday near the Oakland Estuary. The coroner identified the San Rafael man, who sailed the capsized El Toro class boat found drifting by the Richmond San Rafael Bridge across San Francisco Bay.
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Truman Regaining Strength in Hospital Stay
Former President Harry S. Truman is regaining his strength at the hospital, doctors say. The 86-year-old, treated for diverticulitis, remains in good condition as he expresses a desire to go home to Independence, Massachusetts, though no discharge date was given.
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Harry S. Truman
Wallace Graham
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Truman
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Research Hospital
Extension of cease fire sought in Middle East talks
United Press international reports efforts to extend the February 6 ceasefire are underway on multiple fronts. Egypt expresses pessimism over peace talks progress as U N ambassadors from the United States, Soviet Union, Britain, and France plan a February 4 meeting.
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Middle East
Egypt
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Udall shoplifting charge dropped in Virginia
Former Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall had a misdemeanor charge of concealment of merchandise dropped after the drug store’s attorney admitted the arrest was an error. Udall called the incident an absent minded oversight as the county prosecutor agreed to drop the case.
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UPI
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Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Fairfax County
McLean
Robert Horan
Nixon aide attacks ICC rules on transportation
Assistant Attorney General Richard W. McLaren launched a sharp critique of ICC rate making urging deregulation of railroads and trucks. He warned that allowing rates to rise to the highest cost carrier harms efficiency and misallocates national resources, stating the views are his own and not an administration position.
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Princess Margaret Joins Snowdon for Caribbean Vacation
Princess Margaret flew to Barbados with Lord Snowdon for a month in the Caribbean. She traveled economy class on a BOAC flight. Also aboard was Colin Tennant, owner of Mustique. Snowdon had gone ahead last week to convalesce after minor surgery.
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Colin Tennant
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Three Tuna Boats Seized by Ecuador Near Coast
Ecuador reports the seizure of three U S and Ecuadorian tuna boats off its coast bringing total seizures to 17 since January 11. The vessels Jeanette C Coimera and Western King were towed to Salinas and likely to be released after heavy fines. The seizure coincides with an OAS foreign ministers meeting to discuss Ecuador’s charges of coercion and economic aggression by the United States.
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UP — Eeuador
State Department
Council of the Organization of American States
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Ecuador
Jeanette C
Coimera
Salinas
OAS
U.S
Army keeps civilian spy files amid purge debate
The Army suspended purges of the Investigative Records Repository and continues feeding raw FBI data. Washington reports show orders issued December 15 required deleting civilian information not tied to the military, while a later private directive exempts the USAIRR at Ft Holabird, Md, pending further study.
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FBI
Kenneth G. Wickham
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Investigative Records Repository
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Total lunar eclipse seen in Los Angeles in February 1969
The total eclipse of the moon will be visible in Los Angeles from start to end on February 9. William Keuffman of Griffith Park Observatory notes the moon enters Earth's shadow at 9:53 p.m. with the midpoint near TAS paint.
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VPI
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College presidents named as trustees shelve tenure issue
Two new state college presidents were named as trustees put off toughen tenure proposals. Thomas H. McGrath will head Sonoma State in Rohnert Park and Stanford Carter becomes Chico State president, replacing interim leaders as a vacancy remains at Fullerton. The plan aims to calm campus relations while a compromise tenure reform is drafted.
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Chico State
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California
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Nichols Jr
Earl W. Jones
Nichols
Dr. Carier
Utah State University
Lew Oliver
Sacramento
Chico
Cagier
Utah State
University of Wisconsin
Fullerton State
Gas blast devastates Philadelphia suburb houses
A gas explosion in West Conshohocken ignited a row of homes, killing one firefighter and injuring at least 48 others. Two people are missing as utilities poles burned. The fire raged more than three hours and damaged six additional houses. Fire crews battled the blaze while evacuations proceeded.
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West Conshohocken
Apollo 14 Moon Launch Forecast Eases Concerns
UPI reports a smooth countdown and optimistic weather outlook for Sundays 3 23 p.m. EST Apollo 14 launch with partly cloudy skies cool temps and 12 mph offshore winds. Shepard Roosa and Mitchell checked gear in the command ship while backup astronauts Cernan Evans and Engle prepared to step in if needed.
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Apollo 14
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Engle
Shepard
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Catholic Schools Face Fell Finances Amid Closure Tide
The National Catholic Educational Association reports a five year crisis forcing about 1,400 Catholic schools to close or consolidate and cutting enrollments by about one million. Diocesan reports show anticipated revenue gaps and deep cuts across elementary and high schools, with high schools more financially stable due to tuition and fees.
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National Catholic Sl Cation Association
NCEA
Oakland
Department of Education
Alameda
Contra Costa
Robber Strikes Sol's Cut Rate Liquors Across Two Days
Baltimore shop owner Saul Emmer faced two back to back robberies at Sol's Cut Rate Liquors this week with the Monday and Tuesday incidents marking an unusual two day crime pattern for the neighborhood.
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Cut Rate Liquors
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The Daily Review publication details and offices
The Baily Review announces its publication details including editor Hoyd Sparks Prauidant and Publieh William Chilcote, operating addresses in Hayward and San Leandro California, subscription rates, office phone lines, and postal information under the Act of Congress March 3 1997.
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