Soviet detonates two nuclear tests in Arctic series
UPPSALA Sweden reports that the Soviet Union detonated two powerful nuclear devices at its Arctic testing ground in a 20 hour span. The blasts followed earlier tests in Siberia and the Ural Mountains with record magnitude explosion at Novaya Zemlya.
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Sweden
UPI
Soviet Union
Arctic
Swedish Seismological Institute
Atl Institute
Semiplatinsk
Siberia
Ural Mountains
Novaya Zemlya
Arctic Circle
More doctor discipline urged by AMA editorial
Chicago dispatch reports the Journal of the American Medical Association editors call for tougher action against unethical conduct by doctors before strict laws curb the profession. Edwin J. Holman, AMA attorney and secretary of the judicial council, notes societies dodge investigations and stresses discipline.
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Chicago
UPI
Journal of the American Medical Association
Edwin J. Holman
Ama Attourney
Association
Judicial Council
Church debates social issues at Cincinnati convention
In Cincinnati Ohio AP delegates from the Christian Church Disciples of Christ debate resolutions on Cuba trade and farm workers union rights. About 500 delegates from the United States and Canada attend the convention which represents 1.3 million members. Resolutions are non binding on individual congregations. After two days the assembly sent back to committee the issue of amnesty for all persons in danger due to civil or military actions tied to the Indochina war.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cuba
Christian Church
Disciples of Christi
United States
Canada
General Assembly
Caltech students thank officer for halting cannon incident
About 200 Cal Tech students marched through Pasadena, carried banners bearing police officer Tom Tullins’s name, and lit a bonfire at city hall before the fire department doused it. The protest aimed to thank Tullins for stopping Harvey Mudd College students from removing a large brass World War II cannon from the Caltech campus on Saturday.
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Calif
UPI
Cal Tech
Tom Tullins
Tullins
City Hall
Pasadena Fire Department
Tullius
Claremont
Harvey Mudd College
TV Technicians Strike Hits Los Angeles Picket Lines
Union members of International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes Local 33 walked off at KABC KNBC and KNX in Los Angeles shortly after midnight after wage talks collapsed. About HM union members rejected management offers and set the strike deadline, with New York technicians earning about 4.10 dollars per hour.
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Los Angeles
UPI
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
KABCN
KNBCN
KNX
Hi Teehnicians
Unio Shokeamen
New York
Quake Shakes Southern California Offshore Near San Clemente Island
A small 4.0 magnitude earthquake struck offshore San Clemente Island Sunday, felt across Southern California from San Diego to Laguna Beach. No damage was reported though buildings in San Diego shook due to the temblor centered MM miles west of the area.
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San Diego
San Clemente Island
California
Laguna Beach
Here
Five Die In Two Car Crash Near Batavia New York
Five people died and three were critically injured in a two car crash on Route 98 near Batavia New York. State police said one driver veered and crossed into the path of the other car. The fatalities include Catherine Pierson 9 and Laura Pierson 7 of Alexander New York along with Ralph Cook of Rochester and his daughter Mary K Anspach 28 of Buffalo and Mrs Anspach s son Nathan Ada 56 and Mary Pierson 33. All three survivors were hospitalized in serious condition.
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Batavia
N.Y
UPL
New York City
Rani
Catherine Pierson
Laura Pierson
Alexander, N.Y
Ralph Cook
Rochester
Mary K. Anspach
Buffalo
N Y
Small plane crashes near Watsonville killing pilot Glen Page
A single engine plane crashed four miles west of Watsonville in clear weather. The sole occupant and victim was Glen Page, 42, who owned property nearby. Witnesses said the aircraft fell low over a valley before impact near Highway 1.
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Watsonville
Nils
Here
Glen Page
Highway 1
Rowboat Accident Drowns Man at Monterey Beach
A rowboat overturned in the Pacific Ocean off Macific Orcan surf Sunday. One man drowned, another injured critically. Names Alejandea Usog of Seaside and Charles Cirtis of Monterey appear in the report. hospital intercedes at Community Hospital Bath hail beers fishity. Ina retired bewtt.
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Monterrey
Macific Orcan
Perse
Alejandea Usog
Seaside
Charles Cirtis
Monterey
Community Hospital
Bath
Ina
Bewtt
Arson Blamed as 15 Buildings Burn in Morena Village Fire
Arson suspected after a 4 8 acre brush fire destroyed about a quarter million dollars in property near Morena Village elevating fears of wider damage. An incendiary device was found at the origin and investigators continue probing. Firefighters, aided by water tankers, defended the village as 350 residents were evacuated. Fifteen structures including four homes and three trailers burned, with losses estimated around 250000 to 5000?—the range reflecting resort homes and outbuildings. Three firefighters suffered minor injuries. no civilians were hurt. Weather factors aided the blaze, with desert winds and high temperatures. Additional minor fires near Thousand Oaks and the San Fernando Valley occurred over the weekend.
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Morena Village
Calif
Arvarsonist
Roy Saarni
Cleveland National Forest
Mio
Saarni
Morena
Tu m
Saami
San Diego
Thousand Oaks
San Fernando Valley
California
Orangutan Gives Birth at Stoneham Zoo Likely New England First
Betty the mother orangutan at Walter D. Styne Memorial Zoo Stoneham Mass cradles a three pound baby girl born this weekend. The neonate is healthy and may become the first survivor born in New England.
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Mass
New England
Unstable bombs found in Denver mail and sites
Police report six unstable dynamite bombs found within a week in Denver. A school board member and a policewoman were targets, with one device defused seconds before detonation. Four restaurant bombs were discovered by chance, none exploded.
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Denver
James Shaughnessy
Denver School Board
School Board
Robert L. Crider
Crider
Coral Hogue
24 missing after ship sinks near Buenos Aires
A naval transport Ushuaia with 24 crew and civilians aboard sank after a collision with the Air Five near the River Plate about 30 miles from Buenos Aires. Air Five rescued 53 survivors, plus two more from a naval vessel, while the Ushuaia's wreck left only its smokestack and bridge above water.
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Buenos Aires
UPH
Navy
Ushuaia
Air Five
LMA
Sait
Sone
ELMA
Cormoran
Rio Five
la Plata
Truce violations rise as Saigon battles rage in Mekong Delta
In Vietnam, Saigon reports heavy clashes with Communist forces near Mokang Delta and a militia base attack north east of Saigon. Government says 80 Communists killed, 82 South Vietnamese dead, 43 wounded, and 27 weapons captured. Civilian toll includes two killed and five wounded in Kien Binh area. Truce violations tally 96 in the last 24 hours.
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Saigon
Mokang
Mekong
Delta
Uean
Vietnam
Saul
Kien Binh
Brother shoots brother in pickup gunplay near Stockton
Police report a fatal incident where David Chigpell was shot by his brother Williams after the two youths found their father's pistol under a pickup seats. Charles Chigpell rushed David to Cameron hospital after discovering a bullet wound under his right armpit Friday.
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Stockton
UPI
David Chigpell
Willams
Sters
Pistad
Charles
Cameron Hospital
David
Kemper Seeks Death By Action In Custody
Edmund Emil Kemper, 11, charged with killing eight women including his mother, attempted suicide in custody for the third time. Guards found him with a slit wrist at San Mateo County Jail in Redwood City and he was rushed to Kaiser Hospital. Trial in Santa Cruz County Superior Court may be shortened if he is too weak to proceed.
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Rewgod City
Edmund Emil Kemper
San Mateo County
Redwood City
Kemper
Robert Cancilla
Santa Cruz ‘County Superior Court
Eter Chang
Xemper
Kaiser Foundation
Cancilla
Rape suspect extradition sought in multiple New York cases
San Francisco police report warrants for a man about M years old tied to a rape and assault spree here last week. William von Diezelski surrendered to a New York Times contact and was referred to the 17th precinct. He faces charges in San Francisco and Nassau County, with extradition to be pursued. He has prior prison terms in San Quentin and a New Jersey prison.
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San Francisco
New York City
William von Diezelski
New York Times
17Th Precinct
Chris Sullivan
von Diezelski
New York
Nassau County
Margaret
San Quentin
Jerey
Drug romance fading as alcohol climbs in Bay Area
In San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area, counselors report the romance of drugs wearing off and alcohol, especially beer and wine, regaining popularity. Stanford and San Jose State officials cite widespread experimentation in high school and a shift toward traditional goals such as good grades and career plans. A Berkeley survey notes alcohol use exceeding marijuana among students, while local clinics report heavy drug use at low levels, with alcohol and marijuana most prominent.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
David Dorosin
Stanford University
David Newman
San Jose State University
Bovne
Berkeley
Raight-Ashbury Clinic
Bay Area
Convicted slayer Bunyard faces San Francisco trial
Ten felony indictments await for John P Bunyard, the so called Nob Hill rapist, after a Mariposa jury found him guilty of second degree murder in the shooting of two women. He will be brought to San Francisco for trial within a month as investigators link him to additional attacks in Nob Hill including Yoshiko Tatanaka and Guey Yueh.
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San Francisco
UPI
John P. Bunyard
Bunyard
Mariposa
Walter H. Giubbini
Triad
San Francisco Film Festival closes with deficit again
The 8th annual San Francisco International Film Festival ended with an $810,000 deficit, unchanged from 1972. General director Clante Jarman said about $60,000 was raised by charging 81.75 admission for afternoon screenings, which had been free before. He noted ten evening performances and three afternoon screenings sold out.
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SAN Fiancisco Iupn
Clante Jarman
Man drowns in San Francisco Bay capsizing boat
A 51-year-old man, Edward Hohialand Daly City, drowned when an outboard motorboat capsized near Lima Point at the north end of the Golden Gate Bridge. Two others, Balaijanen Time, 45, Daly City, and Marly Lumne, South San Francisco, were injured and treated at Letterman General Hospital. Coast Guard crews recovered the body and assisted survivors. cause of the accident is not known.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Bay
Lima Point
Golden Gate Bridge
Edward Hohialand
Daly City
Coast Guard
Amen
Balaijanen Time
Marly Lumne
Letterman General Hospital
Wedding and baptism held on Alcatraz Island by Delancey Street
Delancey Street Foundation members staged a wedding and baptism on Alcatraz Island. Groom Jack Behan 41 described the site’s dehumanizing conditions as a reason for choosing the location. Bride Clare Thorpson 23 works at the foundation's restaurant. Baby John Mortis Hodges four months was christened by Richard Kirschman a Delancey Street director and humanist minister who officiated.
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UPL
Delancey Street Foundation
Alcatraz Island
Jack Behan
The
Grorn
Alentray
Behan
Sing Sin Ur
Clare Thorpson
Delancey Stree
John Mortis Hodges
Ofohn Mortis Hodges
Laurie Hodges
Richard Kirschrvon
Delaney Street
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