Pickets Protests At Fresno County Farm Bureau Offices
About 225 pickets demonstrated in front of the Fresno County Farm Bureau offices for several hours Tuesday as part of a nationwide United Farm Workers protest led by Cesar Chavez to oppose alleged union suppression. Farm bureau officials reported no incidents or hostility. Chavez said legislation could push strikes and boycotts and that picketing was planned at 100 Farm Bureau offices in 31 states.
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Farm Bureau
United Farm Workers
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Bureau
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Clare McGhan
Farm Dures
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Missing Bakersfield man found dead in brush
The body of Douglas Combs, 44, missing since February 12, was found about 20 miles southwest of Bakersfield, 100 yards south of Taft Highway on Coles Levee Road. His nephew Danny Hay Comos, 25, and Raymond Apadaea, 21, were arrested on suspicion of homicide.
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UPI
Douglas Combs
Kern County
Cole's Levee Road
Danny Hay Comos
Raymond Apadaea
Ventura
Combs
Gunman kills elderly patron in Bakersfield pool hall
A man with a small caliber handgun entered a Bakersfield pool hall and shot an elderly patron, killing 73-year-old Rinos Whiteside. Police say several shots were fired, and the suspect was taken into custody after a pursuit at Ships Pool Hill. Authorities did not release motives.
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Hais
Rinos Whitesile
Bakarafield
Cons, guards study side by side at Graterford prison
In Graterford Pennsylvania, "Killer" McKenna leads a twice weekly sociology class for 48 inmates and guards from Villanova University. The course credits inmates and guards jointly, with McKenna joking that the program faces grading and safety realities and draws steady attendance.
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McKenna
James J. McKenna
Graterford
Pennsylvania
Villanova University
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Guard turned prisoner at Rebibbia in Rome
UPI reports 26 year old Dino Lorenzon, a guard at the new model prison Rebibbia, surrendered to police and confessed to robbing a pharmacist at gunpoint on Tuesday. He said he needed money and claimed he was wearing same clothes.
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UPI
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Baptists reaffirm stand on Navy chaplains
The American Baptist Convention’s general council reaffirmed a decision not to endorse Navy chaplains following Cmdr. Andrew Jensen’s court martial. The denomination withdrew endorsément earlier this year due to conduct unbecoming an officer by sexual relations with two officers’ wives. Jensen was found innocent.
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General Council of
American Baptist Convention
Navy
Andrew Jensen
China elected to health unit at WHO assembly
The WHO assembly seated Peking by a 76 to 15 vote with two abstentions, replacing Nationalist China. The United States opposed the move arguing Marmoga should also remain a member, citing universality as a WHO principle.
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Geneva
World Health Organization
WHO
Peking
United States
Marmoga
Treatment of addicts ends at Philadelphia hospital
Belmemamt Hospital has ended a controversial program to treat heroin addicts with carbon dioxide. Applications for federal funds to run the program have been withdrawn after scrutiny following two patient deaths. Hospital officials say deaths were unconnected to the treatment, though an investigation found inconsistencies in one death report.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Belmemamt Hospital
Pittsburgh
Alloney
Ireland votes on European Common Market entry
Ireland's 11.75 million voters faced a referendum on joining the European Common Market. Polls favored a yea, with Premier Jack Lynch predicting a 70 percent margin. Some antimarket protesters shouted traitor as Lynch spoke at a news conference amid a steady Telemundo campaign.
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UPI
Ireland
Spalls
Jack Lynch
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Telemundum
Vietnam talks stall as Nixon blockade prompts protests
North Vietnam accuses the United States of violating the Geneva accords by blockading Haiphong and Hanoi. Thuy and Le Duy traveled to Moscow after Paris talks failed as Kissinger faced claims of distorting secret negotiations. Hanoi asserts eight point plan remains aggressive while Viet Cong officials demand ongoing Paris discussions.
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Allied journalists back Nixon blockade of Vietnam harbors
Global press reactions split on the North Vietnam blockade. UK and Australian papers frame it as a test of US resolve against Soviet and Chinese aims, while some voices warn of broader war escalation. Japan critics protest US military presence. Cambodia supports the move. India condemns it as risking wider conflict.
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Reagan urges Nixon plan support in California telegram
Governor Reagan urges California lawmakers to back the Nixon administration's Vietnam policy. The teletyped message praises the president for a straight forward war analysis and claims the course will bring peace and the return of prisoners. The governor cited the President's actions in a Tuesday telegram.
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McCarthy urges impeachment as check on Nixon policy
Former Senator Eugene J McCarthy, running for the Democratic nomination, calls for impeachment to halt Nixon Vietnam policy. He argues constitutional means have failed and contends an impeachment inquiry could unite Congress against the war. Local leaders react with mixed support and warnings of political risk.
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Copter crash near Saigon kills 32 GIs aboard
An American CH41 Chinook helicopter crashed 20 miles northeast of Saigon during an administrative mission, killing 32 U.S. soldiers aboard. The incident near Bear Cat area prompted a U.S. Army investigation amid reports of possible mechanical failure with no ground fighting evident.
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U.S. Gontmané
Nevada to test mass evacuation drill at desert site
A MERCURY Nevada evacuation exercise is planned this week at the Nevada Atomic Test Site, 100 miles north of Las Vegas. A government spokesman said more than 1,000 people would be evaluated and moved to a nearby airfield to test readiness for a possible accident or natural disaster. The drill, the first in two years, will not be connected with international events.
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Nevada Atomic Test Site
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Las Vegas
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Tus
Demos say Kleindienst approval whitewash
Three Democratic senators issue a minority report criticizing Senate Judiciary Committee hearings on Richard G. Kleindienst nomination. They argue the testimony shows fault and omitted evidence regarding ties to International Telephone and Telegraph and PPTs underwrite help for the 1972 Republican National Convention. They warn the Senate should not be party to a whitewash and call for fuller examination.
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Justice Department
International ‘Telephone and Télegraph’ Corp
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Senate
Owl shown at courthouse to frighten pigeons
Waed County Court President Marvin Leach displayed a suited owl on a fifth floor ledge to deter pigeons and their droppings. Pigeons ignored the display while some were seen approaching the mounted bird. The note mentions unrelated nominations and Senate debates with several errors and unclear names.
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WV. Va
UPI
Waed County Court
Marvin
Leach
Soledad Brother Eligible for November Parole
Soledad Brother, recently acquitted of a murder charge in the killing of a prison guard, is due for parole on November 2. The parole date was set by the California Adult Authority after thorough discussion and conditioned on good behavior during the interim. Two other former inmates, Clicheltry and Trenta Drumgo, were acquitted of related charges in San Francisco Superior Court.
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Datin Clutchelle
California Adult Authority
Clicheltry
Trenta Drumgo
San Francisco
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Mills
Joseph A. Spangler
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