Harding and Rowell Reach Kilana Rock Face Summit
Warren Harding of West Sacramento and Galen Rowell of Albany climb the 860 foot Kolana Rock face in Yosemite’s Ketch Creek Valley. The ascent began Sunday with Harding and Caldwell previously conquering Caplan's Wall of Morning Light in a 27 day epic last November despite harsh weather and limited rations.
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Manson ousted for outburst in courtroom
Los Angeles Charles Manson was removed from a courtroom for a fourth time during his murder trial after shouting at the prosecutor during jury selection. Judge Raymond Chaate ordered him out of the room, with prior similar interruptions noted.
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Western Union strike enters second day with stalled talks
About 200 workers represented by the United Telegraph Workers and the Communications Workers of America walked out after contract expired. The strike halted telegram and money orders services to the public, while supervisory personnel kept some services and leased wires operating.
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France to resume nuclear tests in South Pacific
France plans new nuclear tests in the South Pacific within the next weeks at Mururoa lagoon near Tahiti. A warning to ships advised staying 10 miles away from the area as tests would occur with unspecified device strength and quantity. In August 197, earlier tests involved the hydrapan bomb and smaller devices.
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Clint Walker Leaves Hospital After Serious Skiing Injury
Clint Walker, 43, reported to be critically injured May 25 when a ski pole punctured his heart at Mammoth Mountain, underwent open heart surgery, later stabilized, and was discharged from Northern May Hospital then flown to Beverly Hills for further care.
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Audie Murphy to be buried at Arlington
Audie Murphy will be buried Monday at Arlington National Cemetery with military honors. The highly decorated World War II hero was killed in a private plane crash near Roanoke Virginia while on a business trip. The funeral will be attended by family and military representatives.
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Actress Gin Soca Delayed Sentencing Amid Hospitalization
UPI reports that actress Gin Soca was not sentenced as she was committed to a state hospital for psychiatric observation. Miss Sali failed to appear, triggering a bench warrant while hospitalization kept the case unresolved.
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Okinawa to be Returned to Japan in Paris Talks
US and Japan nearing agreement on Okinawa’s return to Japanese control with Secretary of State Rogers and Foreign Minister Aichi set to meet in Paris during the June 8 SCOED conference. Key issue is compensation for American improvements on Okinawa over 26 years of U S administration.
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Nixon unveils national drug attack and anti marijuana stance
President Nixon announced a national offensive on hard drugs amid rising heroin use among Vietnam veterans. He outlined four points: cut sources with foreign governments, prosecute U S. pushers, treat armed forces addicts before discharge, and educate the public. He argued relaxation of marijuana laws would speed youth toward hard drugs.
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Nixon cautions Moscow on arms to Egypt in growing Mid East tensions
President Nixon warned the Soviet Union Tuesday against arming Egypt, saying new weapons could spark a fresh arms race that jeopardizes peace. He weighed U N membership for China and affirmed opposition to legalizing marijuana while stressing focus on heroin addiction and troop reductions.
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Abbie Hoffman Held on May Day Bond
Abbie Hoffman, charged with violating federal antiberet laws tied to Washington May Day protests, was ordered held on 40 000 bond. Hoffman's attorney Gerry Lefcourt sought delays for motions, while President Nixon defended police actions that rounded up thousands amid the demonstrations.
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Improper Arrests Debate Sparks Nixon Remarks
A news transcription shows a debate on demonstrations with claims of releases due to improper arrests. Nixon defends police actions, calling some protesters actually lawbreakers and hopes future handling matches this instance.
Demos push job bill fight revenue sharing
House Democrats seek to pass a $5 billion Emergency Employment Act to create 150000 public service jobs while opposing Nixon revenue sharing for manpower training. GOP leaders say substitute plans favor veto risk and concede defeat on revenue sharing.
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Pope calls for peace and aid at St Peter's
Pope Paul V4 urged rapid restoration of peace in Gast Pa der to avert dangerous conflicts. He asked for expanded aid to refugees but did not address political angles. The appeal was made during his weekly general audience in St Peter's Basilica.
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Tunney Proposes Jury Service for 18-Year-Old Citizens
Senator Tunney introduces legislation to require 18 year olds to serve on federal juries. Cosponsors include Senators Mathias and Hart. He argues extending jury duty to newly enfranchised youth strengthens their rights and civic duty as Congress notes voting age was lowered to 18 for federal elections.
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Solons push forced vote on draft extension in Senate
Washington supporters push a five year draft extension with a Friday vote ahead of the deadline. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott says a filibuster end is likely on first try with a second attempt possible. Alternate bids include a one year extension from Schwei ker and a two year extension supported by Nixon. Senator Moss backs a one year lease and predicts a path to passage.
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North Viet Nam accuses Nixon of distorting Vietnam war aims
North Vietnamese officials accused President Nixon of distorting the South Vietnam issue in a press conference and said the POW question and a strong South Vietnamese government were pretexts to avoid ending the war and setting a deadline for U.S. withdrawal and total repatriation.
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Union demands may grow after aluminum settlement
Washington AP reports White House disappointment over a three year 0 percent wage settlement for aluminum workers could spur broader union wage demands. Leaders in steel coal copper and telephone industries already press for hikes as their contracts near expiration. A new warning from the Ziegler White House signals potential impact on companies workers and the economy if punitive settlements emerge.
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