Agnew Calls Antiwar Amendment a Blueprint for Defeat
Vice President Spiro Agnew accused the Hatfield McGovern amendment to end the Vietnam War of being a blueprint for defeat and a bloodbath in Southeast Asia. He spoke to about 10,000 Veterans of Foreign Wars delegates denouncing the measure as a dangerous plan to pull forces from Vietnam by mid 1971 and halt all military operations.
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Italians to Film Tate Murder Case
Angelian film company will start Aug 27 on a movie about the Sharon Tate murder case titled The Night of the Flowers. Gian Vittorio Baldi to direct with Macha Meril as Tate, fiva Autin rumored, Hiram Keller listed. filming set in Rome and London, to finish by mid October.
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Angelian Film Company
Sharon Tate
Idi Film Company
Gian Vittorio Baldi
Macha Meril
Mise. Tate
Fiva Autin
Hiram Keller
Federica Fellini
London
Woman Testifies Manson Vision Claims In Cave Episode
Linda Kasabian described meeting Charles Manson dressed in buckskin with long hair and a beard. She said Manson claimed to be Jesus Christ and discussed ego and soul while assembling the family at the ranch. she testified about visions she had under LSD and stated she felt sent from God to reveal Manson’s true nature.
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Charles Glider
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Tate House
Charles Manson
State Sues DWP Over Harbor Pollution
The state, through the attorney general, sues the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power for 87,000 alleging pollution of Los Angeles Harbor. The suit claims the harbor plant discharged oil into the water on July 6, violating harbor navigation codes.
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Los Angeles
Independent Daily and Sunday Pricing Notice
The fragment shows a 1950 newspaper front with pricing details for daily and Sunday editions. It lists volumes, dates, and subscription costs though some text is garbled. The issue appears as a second class matter at the Cong Beach post office.
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Cong Beach
Davis disappearance sparks federal fugitive warrant
In Birmingham Alabama Miss Davis eluded police for 20 minutes near her family's home before a federal fugitive warrant was issued. Bail was set at 100000 by U S District Court Judge Gerald Levin as authorities continue active investigations across multiple locations including Atlanta and Birmingham. Davis had been ousted from UCLA and is linked to political actions while her brother Benjamin Davis, 21, plays as a defensive back for the Cleveland Browns.
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University of California Board of Regents
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Ala
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Jerson County Sheriff's Office
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TBI
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Frank Davis
Davis
Angela
Brandeis University
Elizabeth Inwin
New York
Brandeis
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Cleveland Browns
Airlines summer programs for students and teachers
A reader asks about airline summer programs for high school students. TWA and Pan Am previously ran such programs but ended them due to budget and staffing cuts. Western Airlines now offers a summer program for teachers and provides contact details for inquiries in early next year.
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Pan American Airways
Western Airlines
Ayton Drive
Los Angeles
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Harvest Time in Antelope Valley Appeals and Miscellany
A Lancaster Chamber of Commerce spokesman lists picking times for Barneté pears through Sept 5 at 42.50 per field box and Alberta peaches available Aug 16 with Kiowa peaches from Aug 23. Peaches sell about 2.39 per lug. containers must be brought. Also notes film clips availability, Bela Lugosi bio details, and a Vietnamese children medical aid effort led by the Committee of Responsibility in Los Angeles with donations supporting care ranging from 5,000 to 10,000 dollars per child annually.
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Vietnam
United States
Ihe
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Suite 202
Severly Hills
Violence, bombings hit three Florida towns and Midwest
Wide unrest erupts in Hollywood Pompono Beach and Dania as police clash with Black residents over a police shooting. In Nebraska Onicha a suitcase bomb kills Larry Menard and injures seven officers. A Minneapolis dynamite blast shatters windows and wounds guard Joseph Christy.
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Federal Waulding
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Neapolis
Joseph Christy
Xoimi
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Pompano Beach
Dania
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Miami
Atlack
Two Motorcyclists Die in Crashes With Cars
Two riders, a 16 year old from Cerritos and a 41 passenger teen from Santa Ana, died in separate crashes with cars. Christopher St Landeck 16, of Cerritos, collided with Bonnie Suttles 25, of Compton, on Alondra Boulevard near Orange Avenue. A second rider Cerri tus Job GB Byrd 16, of Orange, died at St Joseph's Hospital after colliding with Robert Yablonski 25, of Orange, on La Vita Avenue near Parker Street.
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Byrd
Oye
Jackson St
Malloy
Christopher St. Landeck
Balntrouk Ave
Cerritos
Alondra Boulevard
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Paramacutt
Lakewood
Quial Hospital
la Vita Avenue
Parker Street
Orange
Robert Yablonski
Marietta St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Yablonski
Reagan Signs Stricter Bomb Transport Penalty Bill
California Governor Ronald Reagan signed two measures. One raises penalties for illegal sale or transport of explosive devices to a minimum 16 years in prison with a mandatory year behind bars. The other makes possession of two chemical ingredients for methamphetamine a felony with no probation or suspended sentence.
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UPS
Guv
Ronald Reagat Munday
Robert W. Crown
D-Alameda
Pranda
Mary William Campbell
Alardentla Heights
Wilk
Tax dilemmas loom as county faces Medi Cal shortfalls
County officials warn of multi million dollar Medi Cal shortfalls and revenue losses as state reforms and federal appeals threaten hospital and welfare funding. They cite $21.86 million needed to speed up the washout, $6.85 million for state cost backs, $24 million lost due to patient stability rules, and other cuts including nursing home and city deputy revenue declines.
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Ie State
Lollinger
Medi-Cal Hospital
Vollinger Sathi
Crift
Burglars Forcibly Open Henderson Ave Kitchen Door
Police report a burglary at 170 Henderson Ave where suspects forced open the kitchen door and stole household items valued at $18. The incident occurred on Monday and the victims are Girard Helly and residents of the home.
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Henderson Ave
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