Antiwar protests in DC cost government and business millions
In April and May, two weeks of antiwar demonstrations in Washington DC drew police overtime and extra guards, prompting a total cost estimate of 7.5 million dollars. The District government tallies 3.1 million, the Board of Trade cites 1.8 million in security costs, and the Defense Department reports 840 thousand for troop deployments to assist police.
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Rare Hawaii blood reaches San Francisco hospital
A rare Type O Positive two units of blood were flown from Hawaii to Maui Memorial Hospital for a housewife needing transfusions after surgery. A Jiem Memorial Blood Bank spokesman said only two people in 1,000 share this donor type in the area and one donated the units. The Maui case was handled by Jayin Memorial, run by the San Francisco Medical Society.
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Troops raid Belfast and eight towns in Northern Ireland
British forces searched urban Catholic districts in Belfast and seven other towns seeking IRA members. Officials said several people were detained for questioning as dawn raids spread across the region. An army spokesman noted patrols faced shelling and that two women were wounded. one was tarred and feathered. Earlier a midnight bomb damaged a fuel firm office in downtown Belfast.
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Dellums proposes 5 percent U S holdings for black South Africans
Rep. Ronald V. Dellums announces plans to introduce a bill requiring 5 percent of all U S business holdings in South Africa be turned over to black South Africans and to create a reparations committee to oversee the transition within 90 days. He argues U S firms must abandon investments in apartheid and urges black American support despite likely passage hurdles.
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Final performances of The Rain Makey at Palomares
The Chat ficleers close their summer production The Rain makey with final performances tonight and tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at the old Palomares schoolhouse. First staged last month the show was extended through the end of this month by popular demand. Tickets are $1.76 at the door.
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Harriman urges Nixon not to play Peking off Moscow
Harriman, former U S delegate to the Paris talks, told newsmen on Thursday that President Nixon should not attempt to pit Beijing against Moscow. He warned that U S relations with Russia are more crucial now than ties with China and cautioned that such a tactic could derail Berlin talks and SALT negotiations.
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Optimism in battle against a rare horse disease in Texas
Dr Richard Omohundro director of the U S fed cattle program says the sleeping sickness in horses can be contained in Texas. He notes vaccination of all horses in Texas within weeks and plans regional vaccination in New Mexico Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana. One death already reported in Texas highlights urgency as state and national agencies urge reporting of any sick horses.
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Six Arrested in East Side Call Girl Operation Raid
Plain clothes detectives posed as customers to raid a townhouse on the East Side. Six women were found along with a bodyguard and two men. four men faced prostitution or related charges, while three others were not charged. A crackdown on prostitution and pornography was announced by New York City police.
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Man found dead aboard freighter near port city
Harbor authorities report Horace Al Hendricks aged 43 was found dead Thursday aboard the freighter DARLANT en route to this port. The Ade Meta County Coroner’s office cited no immediate cause of death. The ship’s steward found Hendricks in a cabin as it neared arrival. further details pending autopsy.
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Graham opens Bay Area Crusade at Oakland Coliseum
Evangelist Billy Graham kicks off his first Bay Area Crusade in 13 years at the Oakland Coliseum drawing thousands. Services run 7:01 p.m. weekdays and Saturdays with Sunday at 3 p.m., crowd estimates target 400000 to 500000. protests from peace groups loom over stance on Vietnam War. Cliff Barrow and George Beverly Shea among the lineup. parking and transit arranged with free admission and shuttle buses.
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Parents disrupt San Francisco school board meeting over busing
At a noisy San Francisco Board of Education session about a federal integration order, about 1,000 protesters roamed the auditorium and confronted board members over busing. Police intervened to restore order as disruption halted the meeting.
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Goldwater urges GOP to hold criticism of Nixon China trip
Sen. Barry Goldwater urges fellow Republicans to refrain from railing at Nixon's China visit and to wait for results. He defends dialogue with Beijing while criticizing Democratic alternatives and the welfare and deficit policies, and he notes the San Diego and Miami Beach sites for next GOP convention.
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Deadly cobra loose in Oklahoma City suburb
In Moore Oklahoma a deadly king cobra escaped from zoology student Ray Rossels home and vanished despite a daylong search by police civil defense workers and 700 staff. Residents retired to bed anxious and doctors warned of possible antidote needs if bitten while officials cautioned parents to keep children indoors.
Warning to Catholic schools over public school integration
San Francisco archdiocese officials warn parish priests and Catholic schools about transfers from public to non secular schools to dodge integration. A June memo urges principals to discourage shaping a trend that would harm the church’s mission and community standards.
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Unclear clipping mocks a local paper notice and names
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Girl Regains Arm After Jet Propeller Surgery
A 14 year old girl from Sherman Oaks Ann Shelly lost her arm when a Cessna propeller severed it at Van Nuys Airport. Six hours of surgery reattached the limb with apparent success at Orthopedic Hospital after she was transferred from Valley Receiving Hospital. The pilot, 18 year old David Lasky, was guiding the plane when the accident occurred Thursday night.
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Ransom plot arrests at Kingsford Smith Airport
Australian police arrested two men at Kingsford Smith Airport after a ransom demand of 459000 tied to Ansett Airlines. The case linked a prior hoax against Qantas in which 502000 was paid following a threat to a jetliner. Police described staged roles and a plan to transport funds via a London bank, with a policewoman posing as airline staff.
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