Beaches Attract Crowds Despite High Surf In LA Areas
Giant waves from a distant hurricane battered beaches in Los Angeles and Orange Counties drawing about 890000 people from Long Beach to Malibu and 200000 at Orange County resorts. Lifeguards reported many sailboats toppled and some rescues, but no serious injuries as crowds remained high yet restrained by dangerous conditions.
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Orange Counties
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Malibu
Orange County
Baja California
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Huntington Beach
Lifebards
Weath
Cabrillo Ins
Will Rogers Beach
Santa, Monica
Newport Beach
Grange County
Action Line answers on Mep Vosmer salary and fringe benefits
The Action Line page reports rep Craig Vosmer earns 42560 dollars yearly with fringe benefit questions directed to the library. It then details congressional perks including 3010 for stationery 700 for postage 70000 telegraph and telephone units 32400 office and home district allowances travel expenses first class travel and pension terms, noting official committee budgets set travel and retirement figures. The page also notes Legion post donation inquiry and requests guidance for continued coverage on page A-3.
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B.H.R
Long Beach
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Washington
Congress
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Civil Service
Agnew Links Cambodia to Vietnam War Policy
The White House said Vice President Agnew’s remarks tying U.S. interests in Asia to Lon Nol’s Cambodia show no change in Nixon policy. Press secretary Ziegler reaffirmed the long standing goal of an independent neutral Cambodia while warning no ground troops would return to Cambodia. Agnew emphasized aiding Lon Nol and noted Cambodia’s 6600 mile border makes disengagement impossible if Cambodia falls. The administration’s stance to wind down the war centers on South Vietnam security and continued withdrawals.
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White House
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U.S
Asia
Cambodia
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Lon Nol
Norodom Sihanouk
Agnew
Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Defense
Fulbright urges U.N. force role in Middle East
Senator Fulbright, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, urged on Meet the Press that the United Nations should employ force if needed to settle the Middle East crisis. He said the UN Charter allows a peacekeeping police force and noted Russia’s possible shift toward peace, suggesting Security Council involvement could be timely.
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Mideast
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UNS
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Russia
Germany
Security Council
Gunman disrupts CBS TV taping at Television City
Police arrested 84 year old Gaylan Brown after he entered CBS TV's Television City in Hollywood and threatened several hundred attendees with a simulated attack. The suspect, who wore brown shoe polish to appear Black, shouted he would kill or blow up the building and claimed Angela Davis was responsible. He was taken to the LAPD Wilshire Division and then to the USC Medical Center psychiatric unit for observation. The Campbell Show taping continued after the disruption and seating was restored.
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Cbs-Tv
Television City
Hollywood
Los Angeles
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Cerritos Sr
Anaheim
Eustody
Brown
Tele
Visio City
Angela Davis
Wilshire Division
Los Angeles County-Usc Medical Center
Racer McMeekin
LAPD
Wilshire
Campbell
Jet lands safely after wheel loss on El Al flight 217
An El Al Boeing 707 with 145 aboard landed safely at Kennedy Airport with one nose wheel missing. The flight 217 originated in Tel Aviv with a stop in Geneva, where wheel fragments were found on the runway. Officials notified the airline of the incident.
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Kennedy International Airport
Tel Aviv
Geneva
Switzerland
Floundering Boat Crew Rescued Off California Coast
A foot fishing boat with three men aboard floundered in heavy seas off Long Beach as engines failed and water poured in. The Kanak from Eureka was towed toward Marina Del Rey by the Coast Guard cutter Point Bridge after helicopters and two other cutters joined the rescue.
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Marina del Rey
Coast Guard
Eureka
Cutter Point Bridge
Joe Francis
Baja California
Point Bridge
Point Judith
Francis
US to Close Air Bases in South Vietnam and Thailand
U S Air Force plans to shut Tuy Hoa base in South Vietnam reducing five squadrons of F-100 Sabres and withdraw the 7th Air Force from the area as part of Nixon troop cuts. Talks to close Takhli air base near Bangkok are underway with expected withdrawal of up to 5,400 men from Thailand’s sith Tactical Fighter Wing.
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Thailand
Saigon
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Air Force
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U5. Command
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Tuy Nna
Wilh
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Vietnam
de Wang
Phu Cai
Phan Rang
Bien Lloa
Bangkok
Leonard Tingee
Thanat Khoman
Takhli
Tekhli
Laos
Cambodia
Agnew vows aid to Lon Nol amid Asia tour
Vice President Spiro Agnew pledged strong US support for Lon Nol's Cambodian government, tying aid to regional security and the Vietnam War. He stressed Cambodia’s fate affects South Vietnam’s troop safety, while traveling via Hawaii to Seoul on a four nation swing. He noted Cambodia’s 600 mile border could complicate Vietnamization and troop disengagement if Cambodia fails.
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