Indian activist Means assails Nixon on Wounded Knee raid
Russell Means, former San Leandro teacher and AIM leader, says the Nixon administration is preoccupied with Indian militancy and aims to arrest leaders. He spoke in Oregon during a dedication near Corvallis about FBI agents following Indian leaders. Also, Art Kunkin resigns as publisher after the Los Angeles Free Press management seeks a new image.
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Trudeau to visit China in October for trade talks
Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau announced at a Calgary conference that his first official China visit will be in October, a short businesslike trip to discuss trade matters. He noted the invitation from Premier Zhou En Lai in June and emphasized it as Canada’s top priority.
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Three Blue Angels stunt flyers die in New Jersey crash
Three Navy fliers were killed and one injured when the wing tip of a lead Blue Angels jet struck another during a diamond formation near Lakehurst New Jersey. The team was conducting an advance flight to scout terrain en route to an air show at Norfolk. Names include Navy Lt Cmdr Ship Umstead and Marine Captain Murphy.
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Skylab's Second Crew Ready for Saturday Launch
The Skylab II crew Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma undergo final checks at the Kennedy Space Center as countdown stays on schedule for a 4 11 a m PDT Saturday launch. The 59 day mission will extend the first crew’s stay and focus on living and working in space.
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Sadat says Egypt ready for war and strength to strike
President Anwar Sadat told Alexandria University that Egypt for the first time since 1967 is militarily capable of waging war on Israel and should prepare to act at the right moment. He warned of a total siege with U S support for Israel and urged calm reactions while stressing self reliance and a push to modernize education toward entering the atomic age.
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Crocodile Finds Refuge In San Francisco Basement
A six foot crocodile escaped during transfer from a private residence to an aquarium and was found in a basement room of the Steinhart Aquarium. Aquarist Al Castro said the basement offered space until a proper home could be secured. A door sign read Keep Qui-Very Unhappy Crocodile Inside.
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Skylab Launch Telecast Planned Across Local Channels
Tomorrow Channel 3 will live telecast the Skylab launch at 43.1 with a 7 40 a.m. repeat Channel 4 will rebroadcast the launch from Gil5att later in the morning The event marks televised coverage of the expected historic launch for viewers in the area.
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Salvation Army Home League Sale Plans Readied
The Appleton Wisconsin Post Crescent reports the Salvation Army Home League plans a sale featuring feint cakes and decorated garbage as a community fundraiser.
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Explosive vial shocks Oakland police station scene
Elderly handyman Frank Bruner walked into the Oakland police department with a vial of clear fluid marked nitroglycerine. The substance sparked an emergency alert as officers moved radios away from headquarters and a bomb disposal expert was summoned. The vial was later exploded at Santa Rita. Authorities traced the vial to a Salvation Army workshop area on 607 Webster Street but could not determine how long it had been there or how Bruner obtained it.
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