Nixon shows interest in film industry welfare
Actor Chariton Lleston of the Screen Actors Guild says a U S chief executive has taken direct interest in the film industry. President Nixon, aboard Air Force One after a briefing at Camp Pendleton, asked aides to explore possible help including tax relief, piracy controls, and tariffs to promote U S production. Industry officials cited losses, reduced theater attendance, foreign subsidies, and wage pressures, with many union members earning well below the poverty line.
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Screen Actors Guild
Aso
Iss Toro Marine Base
Nixon
Air Force One
Peter Flanigan
U.S
Mlanigan
Valenti
Heston
Lyndon B. Johnson
Bomb Blast Damages Bank Wall in Santa Cruz County
A pipe type bomb blasted a one-by-two foot hole in the Bank of America rear wall at 2:50 a.m. Monday in a Santa Cruz County resort community. Manager Don Bailey estimated total damage at 5,000 to 7,000 dollars. opening ceremonies last Oct 22 were interrupted by a warned bomb threat, but no warning accompanied Monday’s blast. Sheriff’s administrative assistant Lou Keller said no clues were found.
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Bank of America
Santa Cruz County
Don Bailey
Bailey
Lou Keller
Big Minh Seen as Candidate for Vietnamese Presidency
Two South Vietnamese opposition senators predicted Gen. Duong Van Minh, known as Big Minh, could win next October's presidential elections if voting were free and honest. They said Minh would likely defeat President Nguyen Van Thieu if he became a candidate.
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Duong van Minh
Big Minh
Sen
Tran Quane Thuan
Ton
Niem
Senate
Minh
Nguyen van Thieu
Court OKs 'bugging' in narcotic probes
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that government agents may plant hidden radios in narcotics suspects homes and use recorded conversations for prosecution without warrants, arguing there is no constitutionally justifiable privacy in conversations. Dissenting justices warned of pervasive surveillance. The decision also touched on naturalized citizens losing citizenship for failing to reside in the United States and allowed trials in federal court for two individuals connected to the Black Panthers.
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Supreme Court
Byron R. White
White
Hugo L. Black
San Francisco
Titanic Sinks After Iceberg Collision Off Newfoundland
The Titanic struck an iceberg 95 miles south of the Grand Banks on April 14 1912 and sank at 2 20 a m March 15. About 1500 people died though 2224 were aboard on its maiden voyage from London to New York. The ship carried life boats for 1178, led to safety rules and the formation of the 1913 Life at Sea convention.
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Long Beach
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
London
New York
John Jacob Astor
Isidor Straus
Benjamin Guggenheim
Youth Development Project Seeks Furniture Donations
The federally sponsored Youth Development Project learning center for high school drop-outs at 2785 Pacific Ave seeks sofas and chairs. To donate contact Miriam Smith executive director at 426-0407 to arrange item pickup.
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Miriam Smith
Cigar labels note natural tobacco with added binding agent
A reader asks about non-tobacco ingredients in cigars. Harold Heintzelman of Consolidated Cigar Corp. says a harmless water soluble glue binds ground leaves and stems to form the cigar cover, with the product mainly natural tobacco.
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Long Beach
Harold Heintzelman
Consolidated Cigar Corp
S. Boyle Ave
Los Angeles
Using Action Line Readers Ask for Help With Inquiries
The notice explains how to contact ACTION LINE for questions or problems. It asks readers to include name, address, and phone number for follow up, but not for publication. It notes mail requests are often answered faster than calls and provides the library visit option for past items.
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Independent
Press-Telegram
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Independent, Press-Telegram
Boggs Charges Hoover Over FBI Actions in House Speech
Representative Boggs attacked J Edgar Hoover and the FBI accusing taps on congressional phones, campus infiltrators, and Gestapo tactics. An FBI spokesman denied any tapping while Mitchell and others defended Hoover, noting Boggs spoke without consulting party leaders and vowed further action to oust Hoover.
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Ford
House
J. Jidgar Hoover
Boggs
Hoover
Senate
Soviet Union
Hitler
Gestapo
Carl Albert
Albert
Coover
New FBI data batch allegedly stolen in Media burglary
The Washington Post reports receipt of 11 new FBI documents mailed from Harrisburg, raising the total to 25 copies sent to newspapers. The batch, claimed by the Citizens Commission to Investigate the FBI, includes materials alleging covert FBI actions and informant networks in Philadelphia and Eastern Pennsylvania. A separate Long Beach burglary article notes a TV theft from Hill Robinson’s home.
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Washington Post
FBI
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Media
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Post
Citizens’ Commission
Justice Department
The
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New discoveries in the fight against cancer
Phoenix reports researchers warn that suppressing emotions after a cancer diagnosis may hasten growth, while expressive coping correlates with longer survival. Stanford psychiatrist Dr George Solomon cites cases where mood expression associates with tumor regression, and Philadelphia researchers note low mood may precede malignancy. Bleomycin from Japan shows promise against cancer with fewer side effects, especially skin carcinoma, though more study is needed.
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Ariz
George Solomon
Stanford University School of Medicine
American Cancer Society
Solomon
Claus Bahnson
Eastern Pennsylvania Psychiatric Research Institute
Philadelphia
Takao Ohnuma
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Japan
Carson City Rejects 20 Percent Rubbish Rate Hike
Carson City Council rescinded a 20 percent rise for Carson Rubbish Co. after a citizen filed a $200,000 bribery suit naming Andrew McCormack and Michael Woods. The council ordered a new study and audit of Carson Refuse Co.’s books, with Mayor Gilbert Smith replacing John Marbut on the review committee.
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Carson City Council
Carson
Carson Rubbish Co
Andrew McCormack
Michael E. Woods
Carson Refuse Co
Carson Refuse
John Marbut
Gilbert Smith
Dynamite found near police HQ after city alert
Neighbors led Berkeley police to more than 100 sticks of dynamite in a garage within two blocks of the police headquarters. A six block area was evacuated for 542 hours after a Sunday night warning letter to the Associated Press in San Francisco claimed the cache and a stolen car were to blow up the police station on Wednesday. The note signed by the New Dawn Tribe was unknown to police.
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The
Associated
New Dawn Tribe
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