Bank of America branches, Glendale Savings hit by bombs
Fire bombs struck two San Fernando Valley Bank of America branches and a dynamite blast damaged a Glendale Savings Bank in East Los Angeles. No injuries reported. The Glendale Savings explosion caused about 25 000 dollars in damage. flames were contained at the bank buildings.
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U S and Soviet to study underground test ban
Washington and Moscow agreed to informal June 30 meetings to assess if a ban on underground nuclear tests could be policed with earthquake detection devices. Canada proposed the meeting at the April 6 disarmament conference. Officials caution onsite inspection would be needed to deter cheating as seismology may miss small underground tests.
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Jury session continues in Soledad prison guard killing case
In Salinas AP report, jury selection extends into day two for three black defendants charged with killing white guard C. Shull at Soledad Prison. Judge Good considers venue change and dismissal of murder charges while conspiracy counts were dropped. assault by life-term convict remains, with potential death sentence. Defendants are Jesse Phillips 19 Roosevelt Williams 24 and James Wagner 24.
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Tex Watson pleads insanity in Tate-LaBianca murders
Charles Tex Watson pleads not guilty by reason of insanity to seven counts of murder and conspiracy in the Tate LaBianca killings. He offered the plea in Los Angeles Superior Court after extradition from Texas, with trial set for July 19.
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Eagles death in Wyoming investigated by wildlife center
Researchers at the Patuxent Wildlife Research Center near Washington probe the deaths of nearly a dozen bald and golden eagles in Jackson Canyon Wyoming. A spokesman notes no obvious cause yet and a close bird-by-bird examination is under way with results due in about three weeks. The bald eagle, a national symbol and endangered species, is protected by law.
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Union men receive 90 day jail terms in vandalism case
Nine ten day jail sentences were ordered for three union men after pleading guilty to conspiring to vandalize firms advertising in the San Rafael Independent Journal. Dennis J. Crowley James Z. Broc atn and Grant W. Anders were ordered to begin serving in Marlin County jail next week with time for potential appeals.
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Convicted murderer vanishes at San Quentin
A San Quentin inmate, Franklin J. Bowersox, sentenced in 1970 for first degree murder in Santa Barbara County, did not return from lunch and was last seen at a furniture factory. Authorities doubt he escaped the yard and say he may be hiding on prison grounds.
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Daily Reviews Inc. announces publication details and rates
The Baily Review published by The Daily Reviews Inc. lists Floyd Sparks as president and publisher. It notes postal registration in Hayward California and outlines subscription rates, offices in Hayward San Leandro and Fremont, with contact phones and service areas in Alameda County.
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San Francisco Height Limit Vote Pushed to November
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors postponed the height limit measure to the November general election. They declined a June special election sought by Alvin Duskin after petitions carrying the initiative. Supervisor Terry Francois noted a June poll would cost about 350 thousand dollars.
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Filibuster Against Draft Gains Momentum in Senate
A rising filibuster against the draft gathers support in the Senate with Sen. Alan Cranston joining. At least four more senators back Mike Gravel to force an automatic end to the draft when it expires June 20. Debating the two year extension runs into a third day as opponents demand delay while some Republicans accept one more extension due to manpower concerns.
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Record of Free or Reduced Lunches Rise in 1969 70s
The Agriculture Department reports over a quarter of U S school lunches are free or reduced price for needy children. In March 7.1 million received lunch aid a rise of 2.1 million from the prior year and more than double 1969 figures. Total lunches served nationally reached 25.5 million, up from 22.4 million a year earlier. The family of four earning 3720 dollars annually qualifies for free or reduced price meals, while the spokesman notes the average lunch cost 62.2 cents.
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Proxmire Targets FNMA Mortgage Redlining Policy
Senator William Proxmire argues that the Federal National Mortgage Association may bar entire low income neighborhoods from mortgage credit under proposed conventional mortgage guidelines. He warns such redlining would block hundreds of thousands of families from loans and urges FNMA President Oakley Hunter to revise the policy.
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Wiretapping Probe Ordered by McClellan Subcommittee
Senator John L. McClellan orders a comprehensive examination by his Subcommittee on Criminal Laws and Procedures into federal and state wiretapping to ease public uneasiness. The probe will review how officials conduct taps and the legal controls governing them.
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Cranston pushes $8.9 million for VA hiring surge
Senator Alan Cranston says an additional 8.9 million is needed to hire 8,872 health workers for VA hospitals in June and seeks a 487.8 million boost for the next fiscal year. He accuses the 105 million last year of not funding staff expansion and urges Congress to decide spending.
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Senate backs long referendum window over supervisor pay hikes
In Sacramento the Senate approved SB 12 by Sen. Milton Marks 30 to 0 to let local voters 60 days to mount referendums against supervisor pay raises. The bill extends the interim period before pay hikes take effect to Oct 1, from one month, and also enables referendums under Prop 12.
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Nader Attacks Auto Makers as Senate Debates Auto Fraud Charge
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader testifies before the Senate Commerce Committee accusing auto makers of criminal fraud while others—Ford General Motors and Chrysler—oppose a bill to set federal damage standards. They warn high costs may raise prices and hurt the economy.
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Protesters Queried in Cells by House Committee
More than 12,000 demonstrators arrested last Monday to Wednesday faced questioning in District and makeshift Washington cellblocks by Internal Security Committee investigators. Officials say no lawyers attended and Capt. Garner authorized the interviews. The panel sought subversive group links among detainees. critics call the action irregular.
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Nixon to name HEW top doctor replacement this week
Washington sources say Dr Merlin K DuVal Dean of the University of Arizona Medical School will nominate a successor to Dr Roger O Egeberg as assistant secretary for health and science. The nominee must win Senate confirmation and the announcement is expected at a Washington news conference.
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Egypt cites terms for reopening the Suez Canal
President Anwar Sadat announced to Egypt's Arab Socialist Union that Israel must withdraw 115 miles from the Suez waterway and, within six months, a timetable for full evacuation from all occupied Arab lands. He said Egypt would study allowing Israeli ships into the canal within its political bodies before replying.
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Bills tighten control on Reds
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee moved six bills led by Sen. James Eastland to curb Communist influence. Key measure bans employment of Communists in defense plants. Other proposals target federal funded schools, tax exemptions for subversive groups, and tax deductions for Communist donations.
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