Farm Bureau protest blocks Fresno offices for hours
About 225 chefs demonstrated in front of Fresno County Farm Bureau offices for seven hours. They charged the bureau with trying to destroy their union through legislation banning strikes and boycotts. No incidents were reported and picketing was described as largely peaceful.
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Body of missing Bakersfield man found near levee road
The body tentatively identified as Deighs Combs, 43, missing since February 3, was found about 21 miles southwest of Bakersfield by Kern County sheriff's deputies. His nephew Danny Ray Combs, 24, and another man were arrested on suspicion of homicide. Friends said Combs was partially disabled and his pickup and belongings were left at his home.
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Man with gun kills elderly patron in Bakersfield pool hall
Police say a man with a small caliber pistol entered a Bakersfield pool hall and opened fire, killing 73 year old Brys Whiteside. The assailant fled but was captured nearby. motive remains unclear.
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Inmates and guards study together at Graterford class
Con and guards study side by side in a college credit class at Graterford state correctional Institute taught by Dr James J McKenna Sr of Wilkes University. McKenna leads a criminal justice course where inmates and guards work as peers, attendance is informal, and the class aims to broaden life after prison.
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Prison guard Lorenzon returns as prisoner in bold robbery case
Lorenzon, 26, a guard at the model prison, surrendered to police and confessed to robbing a pharmacy at Euapoint on Tuesday. He said he needed money to buy clothes. The incident follows a jailbreak operation weeks earlier.
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Baptists reaffirm stance on Navy chaplains
Denver UPI reports the General Council of the American Baptist Convention reaffirmed its decision to stop furnishing Navy chaplains after Cmdr. Andrew Jensen faced a court martial for conduct unbecoming an officer. He was found innocent, yet the denomination had withdrawn endorsement previously.
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Ching Elected to Health Unit at WHO Assembly
The 26th WHO assembly elected China to a seat replacing Nationalist China by 15 votes to none with 27 abstentions. A 90 minute debate saw the United States oppose the move arguing Formosa should remain a member alongside China due to the body's principle of diversity.
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Treatment of addicts ends controversial carbon dioxide method
Philadelphia reports hospital ends treatment of heroin addicts with carbon dioxide after two patient deaths. Federal funding applications were withdrawn amid scrutiny. Hospital officials say the deaths were not linked to the experiment, though a district attorney review found inconsistencies in one account.
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Ireland votes on European common market bid
Ireland faces a pivotal referendum as 175 million voters decide whether to join the European Common Market. Premier Jack Lynch warned a negative result could drive the north and south apart, while anti market protesters shouted traitor at a late conference.
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Nixon blockade provokes Viet talks clash in Paris
Vietnamese negotiators accuse Nixon of violating Geneva accords and accuse Kissinger of distorting secret peace talks. Thuy and Tho travel from Paris to Moscow to Hanoi for emergency consultations after the blockade decision. Port of Nantes and other mentions arise as talks suspend and both sides push for renewed public or private sessions.
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Allied journalists back Viet harbors blockade stance
International press reactions to President Nixon's North Vietnam blockade are mixed. Some allied outlets praise the move as a strong response to Soviet and Chinese pressure, while others warn of greater conflict and questionable effectiveness in forcing Hanoi’s capitulation. The Indian and Japanese governments criticize the action, and protests erupt in Tokyo against the U S military presence.
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Reagan urges Nixon plan support amid Vietnam push
California Gov. Ronald Reagan telegraphed Tuesday urging broad support for President Nixon's Vietnam plan. He said Nixon has provided a straight forward analysis of the war and outlined the only path to peace and the return of prisoners, with backing from state lawmakers and senators.
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McCarthy says impeachment is only check on Nixon
Former Senator Eugene J. McCarthy running for the Democratic nomination argues impeachment is the only way to halt Nixon's Vietnam policy. He contends Congress delays and resignations won't stop the war, urging impeachment if he had a House seat. Nevada and California reactions split by party along with calls for immediate end to the war.
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Copter crash near Saigon kills 32 aboard Chinook
A U S Army Chinook helicopter on an administrative mission crashed northeast of Saigon, killing all 32 aboard. The UPI report says mechanical failure is suspected, with no ground action in the area and next of kin not yet notified. The wreck occurred near Beau Bray base, in a rubber plantation region.
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Nevada desert evacuation drill planned near Mercury
A mass evacuation exercise will occur this week at the Nevada Mamic Test site about 50 miles north of Las Vegas. Government spokesman says more than 1,000 people will be bused to a nearby airfield in case of an atomic accident or natural disaster. The drill, the first in two years, is not tied to any international situation.
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Demos Call Kleindienst Nomination Whitewash Debate
Democratic senators Kennedy Bayh and Tihuey issue a minority report on the Judiciary Committee hearings. They allege the evidence so far has not dispelled concerns about Richard Kleindienst's confirmation as attorney general and warn the process could become a whitewash.
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Owl used to scare pigeons at Wood County Courthouse
Wood County Court President Marvin H. Leach brought a suited owl to the courthouse Tuesday to frighten pigeons and curb droppings, with the feathered guardian stretching its wings as pigeons returned to routine.
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Soledad Brother Parole Date Set After Acquittal
John Clutchette, acquitted of murder charges in the Mills guard case, is scheduled for parole on November 3 after prior parole dated rescinded. Fidela Deamgu, also a former inmate, shared an acquittal context with Clutchette as the California Adult Authority set a release date of November 13 following deliberations.
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