Eight year old girl helps nab telephone thieves in San Francisco
Sharon Kelly, an eight year old policeman's daughter, alerted her father when she spotted two men in a telephone booth. Police traced the suspects to an auto with Oregon plates, leading to arrests of Clifford Schellin and back T O'Farrell for burglary and stolen goods. The girl was named citizen of the year by Alfred J. Neldner, head of security for the phone company.
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Carpenters Sign ThreeYear Wage Pact In San Francisco
The Carpenters Union and North California Home Builders Association reach a three year contract raising pay to 10.05 an hour. The agreement, announced Monday, expires after a 1.80 per hour fringe benefit rise over the term and follows criticism from the Associated General Contractors of California about inflationary impact.
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North California Home Builders Association
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AGG
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Davis pretrial action to resume July 28
In San Rafael California pretrial in the Angela Davis murder kidnapping case is set to resume July 28 Judge Richard Arnason fixed the date after a federal judge remanded the case to Marin County and rejected several motions by co defendant Ruchell Magee Davis 7 Magee 32 face murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges related to the August 7 1970 killing of four people including a judge at the Civic Center
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Transfer bid for Corona to San Quentin Hospital
Corona, a 37 year old suspected killer, may be moved to San Quentin Prison hospital due to heart problems. His attorney seeks removal of Yuba Judicial District Judge Hawkins on prejudice grounds. Sheriff Whiteaker says a decision will come after hospital tests. Corona is in the jail ward of Sutter County General Hospital in Marysville under guard.
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Carona
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Israeli Foreign Minister cites slim odds on Suez talks
Abba Eban, quoted by AP, says chances of a deal with Egypt to reopen the Suez Canal are not promising. Cairo demands seem biased, Egypt gets zero for now, equal gains needed for both sides. Eban adds no meaningful Soviet relations contacts yet but hopes for future talks. Arab guerrillas fire rockets into Bolgan from across the Jordan River, says Israeli military.
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Bomb rips Ford chiefs home in London
A bomb exploded at the home of William Tatty, head of Faird Motor Co.’s British operations. No injuries reported. A caller claiming to belong to the Angry Blade group also contacted the Press Association, while Ford announced plans to stay with local engine supply and to build a plant in Lima, Ohio to make a modular vehicle.
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The Daily Ravtaw Publication Details
Historical notice from The Daily Ravtaw describes staff roles, address and subscription rates. It lists Hoyt Starks as president and publisher with minor references to office location in Haywor, Colly and a 1897 act. It notes subscription rates in a brief line.
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Colly
U.S. Involved in Diem Overthrow, McCloskey Claims
Rep Paul N McCloskey says secret documents show U S involvement in the 1963 coup that toppled South Vietnams Ngo Dinh Diem. He previews a Wednesday release from papers obtained via Daniel Ellsberg, detailing a State vs Defense clash over the operation and Kennedy questioning disengagement.
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Origin of War Files Traced to Cambridge Duplications
Washington sources report two Cambridge Massachusetts locales copied secret Pentagon documents published by The New York Times. The material came from a working draft of a 47 volume study on U S involvement in Vietnam. Justice Department likely to charge at least one person. The Times possessed five volumes of related memoranda and cables not in the final report. The Washington Post also obtained material but has not published documents.
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FTC to revive fight over cigarette ads in court
Washington AP report says the Federal Trade Commission plans to revive its six year old effort to require cigarette makers to warn that smoking is harmful. The agency will likely file a complaint alleging failure to warn in cigarette advertisements is deceptive and misleads consumers.
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Fitzsimmons Named Head of Teamsters Union in Nixon Backing
Miamt Bach was named head of the Teamsters Union with support from predecessor lines Toffa and personal congratulations from President Nixon. The former leader of the two million weather international union stepped down amid a pending complaint and a health warning regulation anticipated after Congress. An FTC spokesman cited a recommended plan of attack, still not acted on by the five member commission.
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Nixon names head tax collector for IRS post
President Nixon appointed Johnnie M. Walters to lead the Internal Revenue Service, succeeding Randolph W. Thrower who resigned in January. Walters, a South Carolina tax expert and former assistant attorney general in charge of the tax division since 1989, will receive a $10,000 annual salary.
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Officials accused of backing 1963 Saigon coup
McCloskey says American officials in South Vietnam questioned involvement in the 1963 coup. He cites Ambassador Lodge and General Harkins arguing the wisdom of supporting the coup after months of meetings with plotters. The claim suggests U.S. encouragement and authorization of the action.
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Mitchell raps release of report
Philadelphia attorney general John Mitchell condemned publishing the Pentagon secret Vietnam study while arguing the public has an absolute right to know its contents at the appropriate time. He urged responsible reporting and said publication could threaten national security.
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State police bolster Columbus after civil emergency
In Columbus Georgia a force of 50 state troopers arrived to aid local police during a civil emergency sparked by three nights of firebombings and vandalism. Mayor J R Allen proclaimed the emergency as protests followed the firing of seven black policemen amid a tense clash between races.
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Black Panther rift widens between leaders in exile and in US
San Francisco report outlines a widening rift within the Black Panther Party as Huey Newton and exiled Eldridge Cleaver spar over strategy. George Jackson accuses Cleaver of acting as an agent provocateur while Cleaver argues for staged development and blasts police confrontations.
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