California May unemployment holds at 7.4 percent
California's May jobless rate stayed at 7.4 percent with 7,000 more unemployed, the highest seasonally adjusted figure since April 1958. Alan C. Nelson urged urgency as 601,000 Californians were out of work, up from 594,000 last month, while 8.05 million remained employed. The national rate rose to a nine year high, reflecting a worsening economy.
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Indio slaying yields no indictment for Garcia case
Riverside County grand jury failed to indict Francisco Garcia in the fatal May 12 narcotics raid near Thermal. Garcia, 41, was shot while driving from his Valenzuela ranch home as six suspects were arrested and marijuana seized. Jury foreman Lynch cited lack of alien elusions. The sheriff had said Garcia was innocent of wrongdoing amid protests by the Mexican American Political Association during four days of hearings.
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French couple tied to $40 million heroin seizure in Spain
In Valencia region police and US narcotics agents questioned Jean-Lieure Pilato and Yvonne Carretera after a 242 pound heroin haul linked to an Algerian-born Frenchman and a French woman. The drugs, destined for the United States, were seized on the coast road between Alicante and Valencia.
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Climbers death cause probed in Madera search
Madera County sheriff seeks a pathologist report on the cause of death for two of four climbers killed on Mount Ritter 13,167 feet high. Survivors recount a sudden hazard as winds reached 70 mph and two women, Hob Smith and Richard Schroeder, were found below a snow cave with possible head injuries. Glenn Welsh and Gordon Bowe also perished in the freeze, while one member survived.
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Santa Clara
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San Jose
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Redwood City
Gordon Bowe
Palo Alto
McCloskey backs action to free POWs after Vietnam war withdrawal
Rep. Paul N. McCloskey of California says he would advocate any military action necessary to secure the release of American prisoners if they are not freed within a reasonable time after U S troop withdrawal from Vietnam. He tells Rhode Island Lawyers Committee that Nixon made a red herring of the POW issue and compares Indochina to the Civil War, arguing the United States must halt bombing and withdraw to reunite the country.
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Vietnam
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Rhode Island Lawyers Committee For
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United States
Indochina
Reagan takes McCloskey stand in antiwar clash
Gov. Ronald Reagan accused Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr. of hurting the party and the country with antiwar comments in a post on the RKO General network. Reagan refused to endorse moves to force McCloskey from Congress and said he would let voters decide. McCloskey said he would seek the Republican presidential nomination against Nixon if the Indochina war did not end soon.
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Indochina
Legislature advances broad 1990s criminal law and welfare measures
The Assembly moves a wide package including a bond issue to rebuild bridges and fund state projects, new criminal law timing rules, welfare reform proposals, and pollution controls. It details debt, time limits, and salary rules for state workers while outlining environmental, public safety, and health provisions across several departments.
Reagan warns on payroll withholding to balance state budget
Governor Ronald Reagan urged payroll withholding as a tool to raise revenue missing from the state income tax. He warned the budget would stay out of balance without welfare reform and noted possible hidden deficits tied to tax declines and legislative inaction.
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Balloon logging demonstrated in Idaho mountains
A balloon system lifts logs from remote Idaho forests in Garden Valley. The 6,700 pound craft uses a 5,000 foot line to haul 40 to 100 logs per trip, lowering costs but still higher than conventional methods. Officials say the device helps access erosion prone areas and could reduce road building needs.
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Comedian Joe E Lewis dies at 69 in New York
The famed nightclub comic Joe E Lewis who mocked booze and horses died in Roosevelt Hospital at 69. Born Joseph Klewan in New York City, his rise from the Lower East Side to Copacabana and Chez Paree included a 1927 gangland beating that nearly ended his career. He later revived with a popular act featuring self deprecating jokes about drinking and gambling.
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NATO to Open Talks on Europe Troop Cuts
U S officials say Secretary of State Rogers will meet with Soviet ambassador Dobrynin to discuss East West troop reductions in Europe. NATO ministers outlined a two stage plan: Western deputies to draft strategy in Brussels this fall and exploratory talks with Moscow to set a date and agenda for broader cuts.
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Mopar Wallan
Brown predicts Nixon defeat as jobless youth rise
California Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr. told the Monterey County Women's Club that a large jobless youth rate may nearly guarantee President Nixon's defeat in 1972. He cited a statewide poll showing 63 percent of young people feel personally hurt by Nixon's economic policies and noted two million more unemployed than in Nixon's first term.
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San Francisco Adopts Full School Integration Plan
Acting under a federal court order, San Francisco's Board of Education approved a plan for full integration in 100 elementary schools starting September. The plan affects about 48,000 children and makes SF a pioneer among large northern cities. Mayor Joseph Alioto criticized government coercion while communities including Mexican American, Black, Chinese, and white groups voiced opposition. the board vote followed a contentious meeting with protests.
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Board of Education
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Goodyear fined for tire safety violations
Goodyear Tire Co was fined 18000 dollars after a Transportation Department raid found 34000 tires in size 7.00x13 and 11000 size 9.40x15 failed government safety standards. Goodyear disputed the tests and test procedures, saying they would not bear the cost of long legal action.
Juice labels to show orange content percentage
FDA and the citrus industry agreed to print the orange juice content percentage on labels for diluted orange beverages. The minimum juice levels to be proposed by the FDA are lower in at least one category than those proposed seven years ago. Virginia Knauer cited consumer concerns while Nader pressed for clear quality standards, and the industry announced the label change after meetings with FDA officials.
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Washington
UPT
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
National Juice Products Association
Virginia H. Knauer
House
Knauer
Mars rocket course change to send Mariner 3 to Mars
Mars mission step aimed at rendezvous with Mars with Mariner 3 injecting into Mars orbit on November 18 at 4 20 p m PST. Spokesman says the craft will sweep within seventy miles of the planet for a 70 percent view by its television cameras while sensors seek clues about primitive life. two Soviet craft also head to Mars with biological detectors.
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South Africa
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Swift’s speedy ride aids traffic woes in New York
New York AP report notes voice actor Allen Swift famed as man of a thousand voices uses a collapsible bicycle to move swiftly through the city. He recently marked his 50,000th commercial.
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Voice
Allen Swift
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Fragmented Local Notice From Obscure Publisher
Damaged OCR yields a garbled public notice referencing a publishing firm The Daily Barking fe Herd Snore Prudent and Publicher Wiliam Chiltore with scattered addresses and contact lines. Details are unreadable, but the fragment mentions circulation and a dated March 9 in an unclear jurisdiction.
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Wiliam Chiltore
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