Bank of America executive wife kidnapped in Kern County
In Bakersfield area a stockbroker impostor abducted Marjorie Minear, wife of Bank of America officer Glenn Minear, demanding $50,000. Deputies and FBI agents surveilled a ransom handoff, but could not close in. Minear escaped from an orange crate and called for help. Investigators consider possible link to a Phoenix case with a $40,000 ransom.
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Protests Arrested Near San Jose State College Building
Three antiwar protesters were arrested Thursday as they attempted to block access to the North Vietnam harbor protest at San Jose State College. Earlier demonstrators marched in the downtown area chanting antiwar slogans.
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Paice Science
San Jose State College
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Blaze destroys Stanford dorm building and chapel of campus group
A fire swept an unoccupied central dormitory area at Stanford University gutting the quarters of the campus chapter of Media, a Mexican American organization. Fire officials said a vinyl court placed too close to a gas heater started the blaze. No injuries were reported as 20 firemen and three trucks responded.
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Join Bare
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Titef
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Goldwater kin charged in real estate ad schemes
Barry Goldwater's son in law faces ten counts of grand theft and nine counts of false advertising in Laguna Beach tied to selling 228 r shack sites for 1.1 million dollars at Big Bear Lake. Deputy DA Wolfe says ads misrepresented utilities. In a separate note, Calavatas County prepares for the Jumping Frog Jubilee with 3000 frogs and 200 lawmen, offering a top prize of 1,100 dollars for a jump surpassing 19 feet 3.25 inches set in 1966.
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E. Martimer Gherman
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Tcalis
P Susan Lee Gherman
Congress
Goldwater
Sear Barry Goldwater, Ariz
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Calavatas
Mous
Mark Tain
Weogsi
Passengers Escape Plane Crash at Fort Lauderdale
An Eastern Airlines jetliner bound from Miami to Cleveland crashed on landing at Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport. All 10 aboard escaped before flames. one stewardess suffered a broken vertebra and two crewmen were hospitalized for observation. Eyewitnesses cited a possible lightning strike during final approach.
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Pork Lauderdake
Angry women storm KOMO-TV studio in Seattle protest
Fifteen women entered the KOMO-TV studio during the evening news in Seattle to read a statement denouncing coverage as censoring and distortions by the press. They demanded air time but left after director Jack Eddy allowed filming of their statement for possible broadcast.
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Komo-Tv
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Nixon Eyes Long Term Grain Pact With Soviet Union
President Nixon’s summit with Soviet leaders is expected to yield a long term grain deal worth about 200 million dollars a year for five to ten years. Washington officials say Moscow would buy U.S. feed grains as part of broader trade talks and require debt settlements and trading status changes to expand purchases of machinery and chemicals. Nixon prepares for departure and briefing at Camp David before leaving for Salzburg.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Marlin J. Hillenbrand
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Brent Snowarat
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Fat Herbert G. Klein
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Joint space flight pact eyed for Nixon Moscow visit
CAPE KENNEDY AP United States and the Soviet Union expected to sign a joint manned space flight accord during President Nixon's Moscow trip this week. Reports say a June 1975 linkup between an Apollo crew and a Salyut station is planned, with three Americans and three cosmonauts aboard for a roughly eleven day mission to study Earth resources.
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Protests interrupt House again in Washington
A long haired man identified as Martin Feinler of Buffalo NY shouted redress of grievances during a debate on a spending bill in the House. He was escorted from the gallery with two women companions as others warned of more protests. The incident followed earlier gallery closures and precedes planned antiwar actions in Washington by the People's Coalition for Peace and Justice.
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Martin Feinrer
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Weinvider
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Capitolex Jica
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
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Benjamin Spock
Meany criticizes arbitration policy in transport labor talks
Geph Geph Meany accuses the Nixon administration of using arbitration to control transportation labor disputes, warning the plan could erode democracy and push the nation toward dictatorship. He argues the move would let the government press private deals and limit workers' management choices.
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UPI Anc-Ciq
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Lawmakers poised to fund Amtrak reform and loans
Washington officials say a House Senate conference is near approving about 220 million dollars in operating funds for Amtrak through June and 175 million in loan guarantees for capital improvements such as new stations, locomotives and passenger cars. The plan contrasts with Senate and House versions and would also tighten oversight while considering salary caps for Amtrak executives.
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UPI
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Senate
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Roger Lewis
Public health groups seek federal marijuana decriminalization
The American Public Health Association and the Institute for the Study of Health and Society with NORML petition the U S administration to remove federal criminal penalties for marijuana. They argue current laws are unjust and marijuana may be harmless with light use, urging reclassification or full removal from the drug schedule.
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Administration
American Public Health Association
The
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Misa Spokane Movement Described Amid Hazard Warning
A clipped report notes Misa Spokane movement and a warning about an occupational hazard. It mentions Wash and UPI sources, a 09 percent figure, and participation by Bis dn Hd'e annual, Lilac, and Pout Falls. A teacher and the beagles figure in the fragmentary account with the quote An occupational hazard.
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Pout Falls
Thako
Remark on collapse of century old Chicago building
Chicago fire commissioner Robert Quinn stated rubble shows the building collapsed from age. He noted the structure was very old and that the city fire did not originate the blaze. The building’s age suggests it may be over a hundred years old.
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