He's No Quitter Builds 41 Foot Yacht Cybele in San Diego
Bill Williams, a 56 year old laid off aerospace worker, began work in 1963 on the 41 foot ketch Cybele. He towed the boat to the bay after losing his larynx to cancer and built it largely by himself over nine thousand hours. The vessel includes a private double stateroom and a big galley as plans call for an extended world cruise in a decade. Williams vows to finish without quitting.
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San
Diego
Calif
Bill Williams
Cybele
Williams
Susan
Arcldren
Melissa
Jeffrey
Navy
Viation
Man of a Thousand Voices Seeks New Commercial Roles
New YorkAP Allen Swift, famed for a thousand voices, regularly lands radio and TV ads, choosing major parts and refusing to sign with a single sponsor. He avoids autograph requests. San JuanKeriiecott Copper teams with officials for new Puerto Rico mines.
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New York
Allen Swift
Man of A Thousand Voices
Swift
San Juan
Keriiecott Copper
Puerto Rico
Bike Theft in Denver Becomes Million Dollar Enterprise
Denver police report bicycle thefts soar with last year’s losses exceeding 500000 within city limits and this year’s taul expected near 5 million. Licensed bikes go into a three year recovery list aiding owners, but unlicensed or unrecorded serials leave thieves rarely caught and owners unlikely to recover.
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Denver
Delbert Tatt
Denver Bicycle Bureau
Narr
Piano production and exports rise in Austria in 1970 AP report
AP notes Austria's 1970 piano production up 20 percent per the Federal Press and Information Service. About 65 percent of Austrian pianos are exported, West Germany the top buyer, followed by the United States and Great Britain. The report hints at broad-based use of pianos in households and music trades, with import patterns shifting toward Europe and North America.
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Vwenna
Austria
Austrian
Federal Press and Information Service
West Germany
United States
Great Britain
Italy
France
Sweden
South Africa
U.S. Air Force Academy
Tokyo
Lawry Air Force Base
Dendles
Shelver
Controversial Saigon Editor Arrested for Attack
AP reports Ngo Cong Due, editor of Tin Sang, charged with attempted murder after an alleged attack at a dinner party in Vinh Binh Province. A relative says he was forced to attend and provoked into a fight. Gia received serious injuries and was hospitalized.
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Ngo Cong Due
Tin Sang
Mekong Delta
Saigon Post
Duc
Vinh Binh
Vietnam Press
Pham Hua Gia
Gia
Die
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Debbie Frasier
Colorado
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Mr. Homer
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the Blue Chip Company
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Nguyen Vanpaper
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I National Assembly
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Lincoln- Mercury Division
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Ted Nieters Motor Co
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