Intruders stab two at Hefner Playboy party in L A
Two Playboy employees were critically stabbed at a poolside party at Hugh Hefner's West Los Angeles mansion. Chauffeur Chuck Gray and security guard Miguel Sosa Jr were attacked by four intruders after they sneaked in through a rear gate. Police say two suspects were arrested. two others fled. The party continued as victims were treated at UCLA Medical Center.
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Los Angeles
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Hefner
Chuck Gray
Hefners
Miguel Sona Jr
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Sosa
Ucla Medical Center
Chicago
Death of Warren K Billings Doughs Labor Era Fallout
Warren K Billings 79 a co-defendant with Tom Mooney in 1916 San Francisco bombing died at Redwood City hospital on Labor Day. The pair were accused of planting a dynamite bomb during a market street parade that killed and injured dozens. Billings who later became a watchmaker served time, earned parole, and was later granted rehabilitation and a full pardon as did Mooney after decades of campaigning.
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San Francisco
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Pancho Villano
Mexico
Wials
San Quentin
Culbert L. Obon
Pets
Folsom
Sacramento
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Josephine Rodel
Rae
Edmund G. Brown
Brown Berets Seize Avalon Hill In Occupation Standoff
Brown Berets occupy a hill above Avalon Harbor asserting claims under the Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty. Federal authorities discuss the dispute while the force, including 25 men and one woman, is isolated from the island and prevented from building campfires.
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Santa Catalina Island
Channel Islands
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Avalon Harbor
Mexico
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Brown Berets
Guadalupe Hidalgo
Island
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U.S. newsmen end 19 day China visit in Hong Kong
United Press International news team led by Roderick W. Heaton returned to Hong Kong after a 19 day visit to China. The group met with NCNA officials in Beijing and Shanghai to secure better news and picture facilities. Members included H L Stevenson Wilbur Lambrey Robert Schultze and the two accompanying wives.
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Roderick W. Heaton
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Shanghai
H.L. Steverson
Wilbur G. Lambrey
Asia Newspictures
Robert Schultze
Besos
Lamirey
Fire at Rio de Janeiro airport destroys two hangars
Officials from six major airlines inspect debris after a blaze gutted two hangars at Rio International Airport, the worst such fire in three years. Investigators began a full probe as other hangars suffered minor losses and seven more carriers were named in damaged areas.
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Migjor International Airlines
Dacage
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Geleas International
Bandits Bungle Burglary Alert Daunted by Alarm
Bandits bungled a burglary as police reported the alarm had been triggered and a radio warning was voiced, signaling a failed intrusion and swift response.
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Tegen
Stranded tourists locked in Moscow hotel amid overbookings
Western sources report about 100 travelers from several nations were stranded in a padlocked Aeroflot hotel after overbooked flights from Tehran to New York and Frankfurt to Tokyo. Nationals including Americans and Britons were held without visas, the hotel restricting access to transients and officials as they awaited alternative travel.
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Dying youth dragged across the border noted by authorities
Mexican security forces probe a serious mistreatment case involving a young boy dragged into the United States from Tuuna Baja California. Officials say two men were identified in connection with the incident as investigators pursue leads and assess where the youth died.
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Tuuana
Baja California
Mexico
Iclzy
United States
Jomis Posada
Barder Patresiston
Collision In Strait Of Juan De Fuca Involving Two Ships
A collision occurred between the U S merchant ship and a Liberian freighter in the Strait of Juan de Fuca near Vancouver Washington. Both vessels sustained damage but no injuries were reported. Work crews attended the scene as authorities assessed the incident.
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Vyermel
Juan de Fuca
Victoria
Canada
Washington
Atirne Ogy Eli
Airline extortion threat turns out to be hoax in San Diego
FBI said a cab driver acted as an unwitting go between for two armed men who threatened to bomb Delta Air Lines planes unless $100,000 was paid. No bombs found. the men disappeared after a phone call and no suspects identified. One plane was delayed by over an hour.
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Calif
Delta
Rex Schroder
Sperial
FBI
Lindbergh Field
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Schroder
Dallas
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Fla
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Bottoms up for eggs in Berkeley study
The California Bureau of Public Health advises keeping eggs large end up to prevent yolk from sticking to the shell and to maintain quality longer. The guidance highlights a simple storage position as part of egg handling practices.
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Berkeley
California
Boleau
Bureau
Two Suspects Held In Cult Killing Near Ensenada
Mexican police report two of seven sought in the August slaying of cult leader Lebaron have been arrested. Mark Chynoweth of San Diego and Donald Sullivan of Galeana were captured at the Los Molinos colony headquarters. Five others, three Americans and two Mexicans, remain at large.
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Mexico
Mark Chynoweth
San Diego
Donald Sullivan
Galeana
Los Molinos
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Doel Lebaron
Mexhcan
Daniel D. Jordan
Utah
Ervil Morrell I.chardin
Conway Lebaron
Chynoweth and
Sullivan
Texas
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