Woman Identified in Golden Gate Bridge Suicide
Coast Guard recovered the body of a woman from Oakland identified as Kathleen Clan cay. She leapt from the span Sunday night near the Golden Gate Bridge, ending a private crisis. The report notes the incident occurred during a review of Bay Area events.
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San Francisco
Wooten
H&th
Golden Gate Bridge
Coast Guard
Fentae Lively
Kathleen Clancay
Oakland
Two Boys Critically Burned In Gas Fire Start
Thelma Visser told authorities she heard screams and found her two young sons, Ar Jan and Jarrod Visser, critically burned over more than 70 percent of their bodies after a clothes dryer pilot light ignited gasoline spilled or poured by the boys. Deputies said Mrs. Visser wrapped them in a blanket before deputies and responders transported the children to Linda Hospital.
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Chino Lap
Thelma ‘Visser
Win Sons
Sherill
Ar‘Jan
Jarrod Visser
Pilot injured as light plane crashes near Porterville
AP reports a light American Yankee plane owned by Porterville Flying Service crashed into an orange orchard about 12 miles from Porterville. Pilot Kevin Crawford, 21, of Johnsonville, suffered a broken arm serious head injuries and burns and was transported to Lindsay Hospital.
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Kevin. Crawford
Johnsonville
Invedliglars
Porterville Flying Service
Cresh Secant
Crawford
Lindsay Hospital
CHP Officer Killed in Mishap Near Stockton
Sacramento report says CHP officer Charles E. Franklin, 97, died when his Highway Patrol van collided with another vehicle. An off-duty officer’s car caught fire in the crash. Petey T. Hannelty of Sacramento also died. Franklin served at the Stockton office and joined the force in August.
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Sacramento
UPS
Charles E. Franklin
Setotan
California
Petey T. Hannelty
H. Sacramento
Aso
Franklin
Stockton
CHP
Department
Mountain collision kills six near Lytle Creek Calif
Six people were killed and two others critically injured in a two car crash on Lytle Creek Road near a mountain resort community. One car had to be cut in half to remove a victim, and a survivor was decapitated. Three men and a woman were in each vehicle. The critically injured were taken to Kaiser Foundation Hospital in Fontana.
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Lytle Creek
Calif
Oalory
Dever
California Highway Patrol
Lytle Creek Road
CHP
Kaiser Foundation Hospitel
Fontana
Navy patrol plane missing near Monterey Coast Guard aids search
Navy P3 Orion vanished Friday on a routine training flight from Moffett Field out of Mountain View California. Coast Guard vessels remained on scene overnight as search efforts resumed with several dozen leads traced but none confirmed.
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Monterey
Calif
Navy
Air Force
Coast
Ific Moidsy
Tin Range
Coast Guard
Moffell Field Naval Air Station
Mountain View
Big Sur
Attorney praises S F sheriff for humane jail visits
Garry, attorney for Spike Black Panthers, lauds Richard Hongisto for allowing Panther leaders to visit in Oakland jail. He cites Hongisto’s humane attitude as therapeutic, following Huey P. Newton’s visit and Hilliard’s pending court appearance after a 1968 assault case.
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UPT
Wsgrarles
Garry
Spike “Black Panthers
Ilf
Richard Hongiste
Hongiste
Huey Paton
David Hilliard
Ffilliard
Idyedr
Oakland
Hongislo
Space design award won by UW student in 1980s station plan
TK Dunning Roberts, a University of Washington architectural student, wins first prize in a NASA sponsored contest for interior design of an orbiting space station. The plan features eight to eleven modules, each 33 feet by 34 feet, for six month crews at 250 to 270 nautical miles. Judge Wilfred E. Blessing lauded the flexible living and central areas.
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San Francisco
UPI
TK Dunning ‘Roberts
University of Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
California Council of the American Institute of Architects
Dunning
Wilfred E. Blessing
San Jose
Roberts
Local newspaper filing details and contact notice
A garbled publication notice lists The Daily Reviews and Morning News, with names such as Tate Floyd Sparks and Vilion Chilcote, plus a post office address and box number. The fragment references a 04 second elawn matter under an Act of Congress and an address in Hopvard, Colt 94544, with 116 Wh, Winton Aves P.O. Box 4127.
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Daily Review
Tate
Floyd Sparks
Vilion Chilcote
Burinews
Erteced
Pout
Hayward
Colforesia
Act of Congress
Varz
Winton Aves
Shotgun Wounds Cop as Gun Discharges During Search
In Richmond four officers were wounded when a sawed off shotgun concealed on a man being searched discharged. Officer John Bankert, 24, was struck in the leg and listed in serious condition. Police charged Charles Chandler, 48, with possession of a sawed off shotgun and carrying a dangerous weapon. Chandler had prior prison time for armed robbery.
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Richmond
Opt
John Bankert
Palige
Bankert
Charles Chandler
Sid Chandler
Mrs King Lo visit Chavez in Arizona
Coretta King widow of Martin Luther King will meet privately with Cesar Chavez in Chavez’s fasted protest against Arizona farm labor law. Chavez, 46, is described as extremely weak after fasting since May 12. a Catholic Mass readings will follow. Williams recall drive also ongoing.
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Promnix, Ariz
Coretta King
Martin Luther King
United Farm Workers Union
Cesar Chavez
UFW
Sala Rita Center
Chaves
Miss Murphy
Chavez
Monty
Jack Williams
Belli Weds Maryland Coed In Sonora Wedding
Prominent San Francisco attorney Melvis Belli, famed as the Jack Ruby defense attorney, marries University of Maryland coed Lia Tiff in a courthouse ceremony in Sonora. The couple plans a Savannah honeymoon after a contested will action.
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UPI
Melvis Belli
San Francisco
University of Maryland
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arta
Washington
D.C
Belli
King of
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Ruby
American Trial Lawyers Association
International Academy of ‘Trial Lawyers
Savannah
Dam No. 3 in West Virginia blamed for deadly collapse
The Army Corps of Engineers said the Buffalo Creek Dam No. 3 disaster was doomed from the start after a February collapse killed at least 118. A Senate subcommittee opened five days of hearings with officials from the Bureau of Mines West Virginia state authorities Buffalo Mining Co survivors and law enforcement set to testify.
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Washington
Army Corps of Engineers
Heo
West Virginia
Senate
Bureau of Mines
Buffalo
Corps
Bureau
National Guard
Thulato Creek
Bremer pleads innocent in Wallace shooting case
Arthur H. Bremer, 21, Milwaukee, pleads innocent to state charges in the Laurel Maryland Wallace rally shooting. He faces counts of attempted murder and assault with gun violations as four people, including Gov. George C. Wallace and a Secret Service agent, are injured. Wallace is hospitalized in Silver Spring as doctors report slow improvement.
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Upper
Marliorg
Arthur H. Bremer
George C. Wallace
Bremer
Baltimore County
Prince Georges County
Wallace
Alabama
B.C. Dolliard
Secret Service
Nichols Zargos
Dora Thompson
Laurel
Walage
Silver Spring
Firms urged to roll back prices amid inflation drive
President Nixon's anti inflation chief says more companies will be ordered to roll back prices to comply with controls. Donald Rumsfeld, director of the Cost of Living Council, noted most firms are in compliance while investigations target sectors including food, machinery, advertising, hospitals, and professionals.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Rumsfeld
Transpo 72 under fire over tax dollars in exposure
Washington AP reports Senator William Proxmire criticizes Transpo 72 as a gross misuse of tax funds while noting his year-old daughter works there and considers it a success. Observers describe a mix of technical displays and broad appeal at the Dulles exhibit, with critics arguing that much of the $30 million in appropriations is wasted.
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Washington
Willian Proxmire
Transpo
Miss Oiane
India Department of Transport
Gore
Tony
Dulles Intternation
Transportation Department
Congress
Wiskonsin
William J. Bird
Los Angeles
Prisoners go on food binge at Paterson jail
Prison riot and food dispute at St Joseph's Hospital area jail in Paterson New Jersey. Guard John Bazzielli said a group of inmates fighting and starving in solidarity after wounds from a stabbing led to treatment and security concerns.
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Paterson
St. Iloseph’s
John ‘Bazezelli
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