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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1971

Page

3

Eight Constellation sailors receive general discharges

SAN FRANCISCO eight sailors who sought sanctuary in a San Diego church as the carrier Constellation sailed for Southeast Asia were given general discharges under honorable conditions by the Navy. The eight, including John Oba and Charles Andrews, were flown from the ship to San Francisco. most were held in correctional custody or nonjudicial punishment prior to discharge. Airman Daniel Hoag chose to remain aboard.

San Francisco San Diego Constellation Southeast Asia Moday Navy Treasure Island Naval Base Daniel Hoag St. Louis John Oba Hileworth Iowa Charles Andrews Pittsburgh James Mikell Screven Eiectronica Carl Scott Wanegan Appren David Clay Stockton Calif Charles M. Lawson Midlothian Tex Ronald McLend Little Rock Ark Darryl Larrabee Duluth Minn McLeod Larrabee

House OKs loan of 16 warships to foreign nations

The House voted to send 16 U.S. naval vessels abroad on a four year loan despite a warning they may not be returned. The ships include five destroyers and other craft catalogued as not needed for U.S. defense.

Washington House U.S The United States

San Rafael papers picketed by four unions

Four San Rafael printing units staged pickets at the San Hata Independent Journal as unions representing stereos typers pressmen photo engravers and teamsters protested the paper after a lengthy strike. The roll call vote stood 260 to 116 with union leaders demanding reinstatement of workers.

SAN Rapael UPI San Hata Anti Printing Union

AF tightens secrecy after spy satellite launch failure

CAPE KENNEDY UP I Air Force imposes total secrecy on the spy satellite failure and delays an identical booster. NASA plans an Intelsat 4 launch but will wait for an investigation report. General Dynamics conducts the probe in San Diego under Air Force direction. The Atlas first stage and payload were similar to military hardware. The Navy also reports Stonewall Jackson firing its first Poseidon missile offshore.

Cape Kennedy UPI Air Force Space Agency National Aeronautics and Space Administraion NASA General Dynamics Corp San Atlas General Dynamics Jas US. Navy Stonewall Jackson The Cainsat Corp Aantle Ocean

L A man held at airport for carrying pistol

FBI arrested Philip Jones Powell of Los Angeles on a charge of attempting to board Western Airlines Flight 629 from Seattle-Tacoma Airport with a loaded gun concealed in a carry-on. Powell, 43, appeared before a U.S. magistrate for a hearing after metal detector screening detected the weapon. The flight, slated to depart Seattle on schedule, was not delayed.

Seattle UPS FBI Philip Jones Powell Los Angeles Seattle-Tacoma Powell U.S Western Airlines Airlines Lum

Final load of silver dollars arrives safely

The Brink's armored trailer delivered 960000 rare silver dollars worth about 15 million to the U S Mint depository at West Point, unloaded under armed guards. The coins, packed in bags, were stored in a vault, completing seven shipments totaling 2.9 million coins.

West Point N.Y UPI Brink's U.S Bureau of Mint

GSA to Sell Carson City Silver Dollars in 1873

The General Services Administration plans to release to the public most of the silver dollars valued up to 100 million dollars held in Treasury vaults in Washington. All but 100,000 coins were minted with Carson City branding between 1878 and 1891, and sales are expected in early 1873.

Treasury Washington General Services Administration Carson City Nev

Gas line explosion rocks Willows area

A natural gas line ruptured in Willows causing a large explosion that sent flames about 100 feet into the air and left a crater. The blast occurred Sunday from a main feeder line, damaging the Willows Gas Shield facility.

Willows UPL

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