U S asks Cuba to continue refugee airlift
U S officials say Cuba was asked to extend the refugee airlift from Varadero to Miami as Havana signals it may shut the U S funded shuttle flights. About 100000 Cubans with relatives in the United States await travel clearance as Switzerland’s representative urges continued flights for family reunifications.
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Washington
Stile Department
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Havana
Varadero
Miami
America
Castro
U.S
South
Florida
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
My Lai massacre witness says he followed orders not to talk
FV MEADE Md AP A machine gunner testified that he obeyed orders and kept quiet about the My Lai massacre not writing home, while Portland officer Gregory Olsen said he saw bodies in a ditch east of the village. He said Captain Medina urged talking only with investigators. The government moves into a new phase of the court martial as Henderson faces charges of dereliction and failure to report.
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FV Meade
My Lai
Gregory G. Olsen
Portland
Ore
Oran K. Henderson
Henderson
Olsen
L. Medina
Charlie Company
Sult
Offi
Dar
Fia
Army
Naval
Tot accidentally shot to death in Alameda incident
In Alameda, a report notes a fatal shooting involving a person identified as Tot and a police statement from the Alameda Police Department. The incident details remain unclear due to fragmented text, but authorities indicate a deadly outcome with continued investigation.
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Tot
Helicopter Rescue Snags Stranded Family After Flood
A rescue helicopter carried a family from Baladpaye after days of rain and rising waters. The group, identified by locals as Sepa Cal residents, faced weeks without full supplies as they awaited aid during the weather emergency.
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Sepa
Baladpaye
Cemetery workers reject settlement in San Francisco strike
Cemetery workers in the San Francisco Peninsula reject a proposed settlement after a 13 week strike halted burial of about 1400 bodies. Maurice Fitzgerald, Local 21 president, and most members oppose a binding arbitration clause in the contract affecting 11 area cemeteries.
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San Francisco
UPI
Maurice Fitzgerald
Cementery Workers Union
Pornography a booming US industry in 1970 report says
A 1970 commission study estimates the US pornography trade at about 200 million dollars annually with sales across films magazines and books. The report suggests undercounter hardcore films and erotica differ little from Danish materials and notes significant distribution through theaters mail order and adult sections.
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Washington
Denmark
Presidential Pornography Commission
John 8. Sampson
Commission
U.S
Sampson
Fanny U
Tavasite
Urotica
Sarmpson
Jesserole Magagines
Playboy
Variety
Boxoffice
American Publishers and Distributors Association
Infernal Revenue Service
Nixon asserts executive privilege over arms aid data
President Nixon invoked executive privilege to deny the Senate Armed Services Committee access to military aid data, a move that deepens the rift over government secrecy. Fulbright and Laird clash over whether a defense plan exists, as Staats weighs a Pentagon plan and direct funds.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
JW. Palbright
BeAnke
Melevin R. Laird
U.S
Elinor B. Staats
Fulbright
Laird
White House
FBI
Congress
Wage price freeze rules outlined by Cost of Living Council
Washington officials published guidance on wage and price controls detailing that employers relocating workers to higher cost areas may raise pay under existing practice, and that utility rates may reflect fuel costs unless capped by new rules. The Q A section covers wage back pay for pre August increases and price ceiling calculations for base period transactions and services.
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Washington
UPN
Cost of
Malnutrition Trends Highlighted by Pediatric Conference
A fragmented report notes concerns over mass advertising of foods and its social impact on child nutrition. Doctors term it socio cultural malnutrition linked to affluence, urging balance and awareness of dietary habits amid rising advertising influence and modern consumer culture.
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Femma
Oakland man killed estranged wife in quarrel
A generative technician phoned police Tuesday claiming he shot and killed his estranged wife Nam St Whipple 29 a Korean waitress in Oakland Police held her husband Donald Winpple of San Francisco pending investigation
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Oakland
Uft
Nam St Whipple
Donald Winpple
San Francisco
Five hurt in late night two vehicle crash
A man and 11 youths were injured in a collision south of Sonoma County. The 1899 Ford pickup was struck from behind by a car driven by Truthen Gaynor, 30, of Vallejo. Gaynor and two youths were listed in serious condition. investigation ongoing with rain hampering witnesses.
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Novatg (Ap
Matin County General Hospital
Sonoma County
Lihe
Here
Truthen Gaynor
Vallejo
Highway Patrol
Gaynor
Officera
Ranger rescues boy from river in Sequoia Park mission
UPL reports Ranger Larry Weede plunged into a two foot pool in Kaweah River on Tuesday to save 4 year old Jeffrey K Hosler of Huntington Beach. He was given CPR and taken to Exeter Memorial Hospital in intensive care after the fall while camping with family.
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Sequqia National Park
UPL
Kaweah River
Huntington Beach
Larry Weede
Jeffrey K. Hosler
Exeter Memorial Hospital
California to require factory testing of antipollution devices
The EPA reversed course on Tuesday permitting California to require factory testing of antipollution devices on new cars after January 3, 1973. Industry officials say testing could raise car prices in California by up to 50 dollars, while EPA sources argued the cost is high and unlikely to reduce air pollution.
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Washington
UPI
California
Environmental Protection Agency
Auto
EPA
Bloodstained garb sent to dump at San Quentin
San Quentin officials said blood-stained clothing from the Aug 22 escape attempt by guards and inmates was mistakenly sent to the West Contra Costa County garbage dump. The material was discovered after a later dig and returned to the prison as evidence.
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SA Quentin
UPI
San Quentin
West Contra Costa County
Oan
Hawk disrupts police chief's night with rogue hawk
In Issaquah Washington a man brought a stolen hawk to the police station causing chaos as officers tried mace and force to subdue the bird. Chief Hank Baumann wrestled the rifle from the man after the hawk screeched and flapped until the suspect was restrained. The hawk was returned to its owner and the suspect placed in psychiatric care for evaluation.
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Issaquah
Wash
Bellmena
Local Notice From Hayward Office Addresses and Contacts
A typed public notice lists Hayward addresses and office phone numbers for various departments. It cites multiple street names and box numbers, with contact lines for the Hayward office and associated feeds. The fragment mentions dates and weeks and includes several partially legible street titles and abbreviations.
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William Rogers
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Tox
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Americal
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Jétter
Alameda PD
Wena
Uae
Sti
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Tha Pentagum
Highapayse Sure
Agen
Tile
Tyre
Duces
International Congress of Pelistiings
Cmp
Mattia
James
Ometmock Pediatrics Wimgress
Somdey
Ini Ai
Tri
Targes
UPS Telemtone
William Westmoreland
Anna Mae Hays
Hays
Eisenhower
Cory
News In Review
Ranger
Hawk
Ten Bird
Emmy Hospital
Sait
Goupen
the Baily Review
Feriew
Tos
Treya Sparks
William Esttrere
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Cerner Cay
Gna Mets
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Hayward
Alisa County
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Tone
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Soest Square
Tramom
Cai. Pvt
Sir Aton
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