Sleeper finds unwanted guest in San Bernardino home
A seam roller smashed through a wall at a four room house in San Bernardino and shoved a couch with a sleeping woman, Mrs. Connie Gutman, onto it. Deputies said she was uninjured as the house suffered heavy damage. Two youths used a key to start the machine, fled about 100 yards, were caught and released to their parents.
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FBI still searching for lost hijacker and loot
FBI crews from Indiana Ohio and Michigan chase a 500000 dollar ransom and a Skyjacker who seized an American Airlines jet from St Louis to Tulsa. The hijacker armed with a 45 caliber submachine gun and grenade vanished after a postflight switch over Port Perm. No clear clue since Sunday. James Martin Indiana FBI chief says leads dead ends and parachute instructions unclear.
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Perm
James Martin
FBC
Martin
Witches' Summer Solstice Dance on Angel Island
On a sunny Angel Island afternoon a San Francisco Bay Area coven gathering danced in a spiraling ritual with Wiccan groups the Horned Moon Golden Dawn and Spiral Dance. Members formed a circle to generate psychic energy while sorcerer Aidan Kelly intoned the circle is closed. A few followers were marked with a grease daub, then the group chanted and clapped to music before collapsing in a heap.
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Aidan Kelly
Longest living heart transplant recipient aids others
Louis Russell, 47, of Indianapolis, survived longer than any prior heart transplant patient. He credits confidence in his doctor and faith in Dr Norman Shumway, who performed the surgery in Stanford, California. Russell, an industrial arts teacher, spoke publicly about heart disease while continuing to smoke and drink occasionally.
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Louis Russell
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Keough
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Norman
Russell
Indianapolis
Russall Lad
Donne
Miss California Crowned In Santa Cruz Pageant
Miss California Misa Wagner, a Sigline College coed with 12 years of ballet training, won the state title at Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium. Her father Williard Wagner, a tin player in the orchestra, expressed pride as she secured the crown after swimsuit and talent wins. Wagner received a $2060 scholarship, an Oldsmobile, wardrobe, and charm course amid plans for September Miss America contest.
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Misa Wagner
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Belmont
Miss Wagner
Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium
US shifts fighter units from Da Nang to Thailand
U S command moved seven fighter squadrons from Da Nang air base to bases in Thailand in a move described as a paper withdrawal. The transfer reduced U S air strength in Vietnam to about 54 000 with several hundred personnel remaining in Da Nang to maintain fuel and maintenance facilities.
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U S military role restructured in Vietnam advisory shift
U S command announces a plan to shift toward advisory duties in Vietnam by year end. It moves bombing coordination from Tan Son Nhut to Pentagon East and replaces the combat Army in Vietnam with a Support Command, reducing U S command status to MAAG level.
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John F. Kennedy
Vietnam
Grenade chicken game kills three GIs at Pleiku base
Five American soldiers at Camp Pleiku in Vietnam played a deadly game of chicken with a hand grenade. As they tossed it back and forth, one man pulled the pin and the grenade exploded, killing all three soldiers and a nearby child GI who had entered the room seeking a cigarette. The incident occurred Sunday at Camp Holloway near Pleiku.
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North Viets See New Forces Join Struggle
North Vietnam announced that new forces have joined its transportation efforts to keep moving supplies under heavy U.S. bombing. Radio Hanoi described desperate efforts to repair bridges and roads and said cooperation with these forces would help maintain movement despite air attacks. The claim contrasts U.S. military assessments of reduced supply movement to units in South Vietnam.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Radin Hano
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