Chavez leads picket at Fresno farm bureau protest
About 225 demonstrators picketed the Fresno County Farm Bureau offices for seven hours in a free-speech action coordinated by Chavez and the United Chaves. Officials reported no incidents and noted the protest aimed to halt legislation they say would harm their interests. similar actions were planned at other farm bureau offices in four states.
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Missing Bakersfield man found dead off Cole's Levee Road
The body of Douglas Combs, 48, who had been missing since February 2, was found about 20 miles southwest of Bakersfield by sheriff's deputies. He was discovered 169 yards south of the Tait Highway on Cole's Levee Road, with his nephew and another man arrested on suspicion of homicide in connection with the disappearance.
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Gunman Kills Elderly Patron in Bakersfield
A gunman opened fire in a Bakersfield pool hall killing Enos Whiteside, 73, with police saying the motive is unclear. The suspect, identified as Munoz, was taken into custody at Ships Pool Hall after firing multiple shots into the air.
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McKenna Teaches Inmates In Villanova Class
At Villanova University criminology professor Ritter McKenna runs a sociology style class with convicts and guards learning together. He notes spare seats will be offered in fall as he leads a dozen murderers and thieves sentenced to die, while attendance stays high despite no formal roll call.
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Guard turned prisoner after confessing pharmacist robbery
Larengan, 26, a guard at a new prison, surrendered to police today and admitted robbing a pharmacist at gunpoint to raise money for clothes. He said he acted after serving as a guard at the facility.
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Baptist Convention backs Navy chaplains stance after court martial
The Denomination reaffirmed its decision to withhold Navy chaplains following Cmdr. Ahirew Jensen's court martial for conduct unbecoming an officer. Jensen, a Baptist minister, was found in advent. The denomination had withdrawn chaplain assignments earlier this year over sexual relations with two officers' wives.
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China Wins WHO Seat On Overwhelming Vote
The 25th WHO assembly elected China to seat Peking replacing Nationalist China by 176 to 18 with 27 abstentions. After a 50 minute debate the United States opposed the move arguing Formosa should also remain a member.
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Treatment of addicts ends at Philadelphia hospital
Hehnemsann Hospital terminated a controversial carbon dioxide treatment for heroin addicts after scrutiny and two patient deaths. Officials say the program is dropped while a district attorney investigation found inconsistencies in one death report and funds applications were withdrawn.
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Ireland votes on common market plan in referendum
Ireland 1.74 million voters went to the polls to decide if the nation should join the European Common Market. Polls predicted a solid yes, with final results due Thursday. Premier Jack Lynch forecast a 70 percent affirmative vote amid a quiet campaign and antimarket protestors shouting insults at a conference.
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Paris Perez Kissinger clash amid Hanoi talks row
Paris sources report North Vietnam accusing the United States and Kissinger of breaching the Geneva accords and delaying secret talks. Vietnamese negotiators Thuy and Tho blame Nixon aides for distorting discussions as talks in Paris stall after the U S blockade announcement.
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Allied journalists back Nixon Vietnam blockade broad view
United Press International notes mixed reactions to Nixon’s military blockade of North Vietnam. Papers in Hong Kong, London, and Tokyo praise or fear escalation. Lon Nol supports the measure while Cambodian leaders condemn it as risk to a wider war.
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Reagan urges Nixon plan support in California
Reagan urged California lawmakers to back Nixon’s Vietnam actions saying the President has given a straight forward war analysis and the only path to peace and the return of prisoners. California Republicans praised the move while Democrats warned it could provoke Soviet wrath and widen the conflict.
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McCarthy Pushes Impeachment To Stop Nixon Vietnam Policy
Former Senator Eugene McCarthy running for the Democratic nomination urged impeachment as the sole constitutional route to halt President Nixon’s Vietnam policy. He argued congressional resolutions and war funding cuts are ineffective and said he would pursue impeachment if in the House, claiming Nixon has had three and a half years to end the war.
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Copter crash kills 32 GIs near Saigon
Near Saigon a US Army CH41 Chinook helicopter on an administrative mission crashed about 20 miles northeast of the city. All 32 aboard were killed likely due to mechanical failure. investigation not complete and ground action ruled out. Bear Cat area near Thid Army base. Next of kin notified.
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Nevada to hold desert evacuation drill near test site
A nose evacuation exercise will be conducted in the desert near Mercury Nevada at the Nevada Atomic Test site about 50 miles north of Las Vegas this week. More than 1,000 people will be bused to a nearby airfield to test readiness for an atomic accident or natural disaster. The government spokesman stressed the drill is not connected with the International situation.
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Demos call Kleindienst approval a whitewash
Three Democratic senators issuing a minority report say Kleindienst’s confirmation as attorney general would whitewash the process. They contend evidence from Senate Judiciary Committee hearings has not dispelled concerns. The group includes Kennedy of Massachusetts Bayh of Indiana and Tunney of Texas.
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Richard Kleindienst
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Plan to halt pigeons with owl scare attack
In Parkersburg West Virginia county court President Marvin H Lascher proposed using a trained owl to deter pigeons from droppings near the courthouse. The scheme, debated amid other political notes, follows broader concerns over a Justice Department settlement and a stalled Senate confirmation. Debates and dissent mark committee actions on the nomination with no fixed debate date.
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Soledad Brother Parole Hearing Sets November Date
Soledad Brother Jobin, acquitted of a prison guard murder, is slated for parole in November under California Adult Authority rules. Clutchette and Meets Drumgo, also acquitted in the Mills murder case, had prior parole issues and were involved in board discussions about parole timing.
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