Plutonium in Nevada Test Site Declared Not Hazardous
AEC officials in Las Vegas state that plutonium-239 contaminating about 250 square miles of the Nevada test site poses no hazard to workers or the public, though it can linger for 24,000 years.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Apt
Nevada Test Site
Atomic Energy Commission
Charles Wiliams
ALC Nevada
Williams
U.S
Williams Hie
Spain
Greenland
Manson case details emerge from Los Angeles trial
Testimony from Mrs. Winifred Chapman and police officers outlines the discovery of the Tate home victims Abigail Folger and Wojciech Frykowski along with Jay Sebring and other evidence. Manson complains of jail mistreatment as jurors hear accounts of the crime scene and initial investigations.
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Winifred Chapman
Los Angeles
Jerry Joe de Rosa
William T. Whisenhurt
Robert FE. Burbridge
DeRosa
Sevenman
Parent
Abigail Folger
Woljch ¥Rykowski
Miss ‘Fate
Jay Sebring
Defosa
Burbridge
Whisenhunt
California Tax Plan Faces Legislative Hurdles and Rift
The California legislature debated a tax relief package tied to a one cent sales tax increase and income tax withholding for wage earners. Gov. Reagan and URAC clashed as counties offered relief estimates, and price shifts drew opposition from Democrats and conservatives over impacts on low and middle income residents.
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Senate Revenue and Taxation and Finance
Sen
Bradley
Los Angeles County
Fagley
Orange County
Reagen
United Republicans of
California
Sen. Bradley
URAC
Bagley
Nixon and Ziegler discuss border treaty plans in Mexico trip
President Nixon and Mrs Nixon traveled to Mexico where officials outlined planned river boundary shifts. Ziegler noted compensating factors for the Rio Grande and a pending issue near Presidio Texas. The treaty would go to the Mexican Congress and the U S Senate for approval. A nine mile guntorcade welcomed the pair by 10 000 spectators.
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Hio Grande
Ziegler
Presidio
Siryort
Israel faces Arab attack as talks resume amid cease-fire concerns
Four wounded were reported near Mount Berimon in the upper Galilee as Arab guerrillas attacked an Israeli outpost under mortar fire. Israel prepared for peace talks after Washington said it found some evidence of cease-fire violations but not conclusive. Israel pressed UN talks with Gergio Jarring and warned of strategic moves from Egypt as Cairo dismissed the US findings.
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Mount Berimon
Upper Galilee
Ure
Imet
Israel
U.S
Egypt
Guita
Suez Canal
Washington
United Nations
Joseph Tekoah
U.N
Mideast
Gun
Jordan
Takdah
Nicosia
Cyprus
Jerusalem
Cairo
Berkeley patrolman Tsukamoto dies in street ambush
Patrolman Ronald Tsukamoto, 22, the first Berkeley officer killed in the line of duty, was shot while stopping a motorcyclist in the early hours. A tall Black gunman fled in a car after firing, with no motive known. In the Bay Area pattern, similar killings followed in San Jose and San Francisco.
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Berkeley
San Francisco Bay Area
Ronald ‘Tsukamoto
Berkeley Police Department
Orpick
Tsukamoto
Tsukamori
Ronaldo Huerta
San Jose
Emile Thompsott
Oakland
Richard Radetich
San Francisco
Huerta
Radetich
Tule Lake
Ile
San Jose State College
San Jose Police Reserve
Bomb calls shut Lindbergh Field three times in one day
San Diego’s Lindbergh Field faced three bomb threats targeting airline offices. Evacuations affected 2,300 people at dawn, with searches at Pacific Southwest Airlines and Air West offices. no devices found. A later VA Hospital call also yielded no bomb, as FBI probes continue.
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San Diego
Lindbergh Field
Ata
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Classifieds Snapshot From Independent Aug
A fragmentary classified listing from the Independent shows a header line with a phone contact HE 5 115 and a classifed entry HE 5957.
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Manson
William Garretson
Garretson
Raymond H. Kilgron
Charles Older
New
Central Jail
Los Angels
Fall of Justice
Charles Manson
Reagan
Assembly
Senate
Nixon
Tex
Congress
U.S. Senate
Secretary of State
Mexico
Long Beach
Santa Ana
Ray R. Blackmore
The
Air West
FBI
Veterans Administration Hospital
Amas
United States
Calif
Baily
SNGYE
Jerome Alexander
Mr. Bushfield
Pato
LA Habra
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