Bethlehem Christians Celebrate Christmas Under Starry Sky
Bells rang from the Church of the Nativity as Israeli troops patrolled Bethlehem. Worshipers crowded Manger Square in cold air while the Latin Patriarch Beltritti placed the baby Jesus in the Nativity Grotto. In Vatican City Pope Paul VI closed the Holy Year with an outdoor midnight Mass before 100,000 in St. Peter's Square.
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Growers accused of hiring break-ins of UFW offices
A former deputy sheriff testifies he was hired by grape growers to steal documents in 1960s break-ins at United Farm Workers offices. The statement names growers who deny involvement and ties a Fresno meeting to plans that followed. Cesar Chavez reacts with disbelief to the accusations.
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Kenneth Wilhelm
Stephen D’arrigo
Jack Pandol
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California Right To Work
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Long Beach man slain in bloodied midtown home
Royce Lee Outten a 37 year old Long Beach car salesman was found stabbed to death in a blood splattered living room at 1816 Henderson Ave midtown Long Beach. Police traced a blood trail from the interior to the back door as two dogs guarded the scene. A fellow employee discovered the body at 11 am.
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Royce Lee Outten
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Rampage Suspect Killed Near Home in Double Shooting
Police say Ernest Hunter of 1535 Elm Ave was shot near 329 E. 15th St after reportedly charging two residents who ordered him off their property following a domestic dispute. Two unidentified men were being questioned.
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Long Beach doctors urged to press slowdown despite reprieve
Dr. William Hyman president of the Long Beach Medical Association urged a planned slowdown in medical practice while Travelers Insurance appeals its malpractice rate hike ruling. He said cohesion is needed for two weeks to push a settlement as nonemergency care slows across Southern California.
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Brown fails to reach pact to delay layoffs
Sacramento AP report says a 45 day delay for 475 CalTrans layoffs collapsed over assurances against new lawsuits. Gov Brown participated but unions declined to guarantee no further suits, leaving over 2,000 planned job cuts by July amid highway funding shortages.
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Americans flock to new mind body disciplines in 1970s rise
A wave of practices such as TM in Fairfield Iowa yoga in Indianapolis and Zen communes in Winston-Salem reshapes daily life. Americans seek self improvement through meditation chanting and body work as part of a broader consciousness movement crossing traditional and modern values.
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President urges Dunlop to stay as labor secretary
The article reports President calls on Secretary Dunlop to remain in the Labor post amid political pressure. It notes nationwide concerns over labor policy and signals ongoing administrative defense of the cabinet choice. The piece appears on page A-2.
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