Recruits Hospitalized After Overexercise On PARIUS ISLAND
Officials said 39 recruits hospitalized after heavy exercise suffered a kidney illness. Capt. M. Z. Arnold reported all are in good condition but to remain under observation. Investigation into excessive workouts and three drill instructors reassigned continues. no disciplinary action announced unless warranted.
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First hurricane Arlene heads out to sea from Massachusetts coast
Arlene the season's first tropical storm moved away from land toward the Atlantic. By 9 a.m. its position was about 160 miles southeast of Nantucket with center winds at 50 mph. Gale winds extended 100 miles from the center as the storm sped eastward.
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Beach clash arrests hail from San Jose and Santa Cruz
In Santa Cruz a beach disturbance drew police after a group from San Jose gathered on cliffs and threw rocks at officers. The melee spread to a nearby restaurant, an ambulance blocked the scene, and Patrolman Ernie Blevins was struck with a wine bottle. About 24 people were arrested on charges to disperse and resisting arrest.
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Boys to inherit training site for summer camp
A joint project by San Francisco Police and U S Marines will convert a World War II training site into a summer camp for underprivileged boys. Five groups of 100 youths aged 13 to 15 will spend one week at the camp between July 25 and August 31, enjoying hiking, fishing, camping, and softball and football. The facility is the former Pickle Meadows at Mountain Warfare Training Center.
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Firebomb strikes Montebello High School classroom
A firebomb destroyed one classroom and damaged several others at Montebello High School just after midnight. The 30 minute blaze was confined to a single concrete building and controlled by Montebello, Whittier, Downey, and Santa Fe Springs fire units. No injuries reported. The Chicano Liberation Front claimed responsibility in calls to LA news agencies.
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Ferry fire sinks in Amazon basin tragedy
In the Amazon basin a ferry carrying TL farm settlers to a pioneer project sank after a fire. Eight bodies were recovered and 23 passengers, including 23 children, remain missing. The craft went down at Estrelo de Breves on the Amazon River, 195 miles from Belem and 1400 miles north of Rio. Colonists from Parana were bound for cleared farmland along the Transamazon Highway. INCRA blamed a short circuit in the vessel’s wiring.
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Gunmen Fire On Sentry Box In Londonderry
In London Derry gunmen fired into a British army sentry box but missed the soldier inside. In Belfast youths in a Catholic area stoned police cars, injuring one officer. An army spokesman said attackers emerged from Bogside and struck Bishopgate post before disappearing. In Belfast, two police cars were stoned in New Lodge area leaving the driver injured.
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Soviet military expansion in Arctic draws NATO concern
Time Prime Minister Joyge Rbratech told UPI that the Soviet Union is mounting a massive military buildup in the Arctic near Norway, likely the largest since World War II, with border forces increasing and northern NATO allies watching closely. The 61 year old socialist premier described the move as a clear intensification, signaling broader Soviet forays in the region.
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Stoner Declares Senate Bid In Georgia Primary
Savannah attorney dB Stoner, who ran for governor last year, announces candidacy for Georgia’s U.S. Senate in the 1972 primary. An advertisement in the Atlanta Constitution’s classified personals section states Stoner will need campaign workers and provides his Savannah address, portraying himself as a white advocate amid regional race tensions.
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Adolf Hiller
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