Seizure of Hashish Found in London Bus Dismantling
Customs agents dismantling a London double decker uncovered 760 pounds of hashish in a false ceiling during a 12 minute dismantling. The bus, converted to a camper and arriving from Cochin India, was inspected with a detective dog named Duke and electric tools. Five Californians were arrested, including John Murray 24 and his wife Kathy 23 of Lake City, May Naud 25 of Mays Naud MS, and Dennis 31 of Walnut.
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South County PTA in News
Reading of officers and events spans South County and nearby schools. Officers announced include Mrs. Budsilva as president and Mrs. John Brosnan as vice president at St Johns School installations, with a spring concert and community events noted across Bay and Hayward areas.
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Priest eyes third term as California treasurer
Ivy Baker Priest, former U S treasurer under Dwight D. Eisenhower, indicates she may seek a third term as California treasurer. In a state Capitol interview she cautioned about timing and said much remains to be done, keeping plans to herself for now.
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Berkeley City Pot Initiative Under California Challenge
California seeks to strike down Berkeley voters initiative allowing arrests only after council approval. State Attorney General Younger argues state law already bans marijuana use. Berkeley police argue a duty to arrest. Judge De Wilson set May 17 for further hearing as council hires private attorney to defend the measure.
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AFL-CIO backs Chavez in California and Arizona drive
Cesar Chavez says AFL-CIO will provide unlimited money and manpower to the United Farm Workers as it battles the Teamsters in California and Arizona. Meany recently gave 18 million to the UFW for strike activity in those states amid a strong Teamsters organizing push.
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Ex inmates to guide Alcatraz tours in future opens
William Whelan head of Golden Gate NRA says former prisoners have applied to work as guides when Alcatraz Island opens to the public. Decisions on the prison’s future use may take at least five years. tours could begin in late fall or winter with limited admission.
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Cambodian troops march on Phnom Penh for back pay
About 40 percent of Cambodia 7th infantry brigade forces advanced into Phnom Penh amid gunfire as they demand six weeks of unpaid wages. Officers led the march past Olympie Stadium in heavy rain toward the central administration seeking immediate pay with promises of later settlement for garrison troops.
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Russia curbing VC pressures amid ceasefire bid
U S intelligence weighs reports that Moscow and Beijing are pressing Hanoi to limit fighting and subdue Viet Cong activities in South Vietnam. Analysts caution evidence is inconclusive but note alleged messages urging focus on political subversion near populated areas. Possible withdrawal of some NVA units and timing amid Brezhnev and Sino-American talks are considered factors.
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Viet Cong asks probe of bombing raid in South Vietnam
Saigon reports the Viet Cong urged an emergency investigation into a U S bombing raid near Loc Tan Loc Ninh two miles from the Cambodian border that allegedly killed and wounded 34 civilians U S officials welcomed a probe and the ICCS planned to discuss the request at a meeting today The allegation marks a second Viet Cong complaint in days about U S bombing inside South Vietnam near the Cambodian border
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