Raids End Joint U S Vietnam Air Campaign Continues
U S military command announced the end of protective reaction raids ordered by President Nixon after nine days of air strikes averaging 340 sorties daily. The sorties targeted radar sites and petroleum buildup as North Vietnamese defenses used SAM missiles and MiGs resisted in force.
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U.S
Nixon
Laos
Saigon
Levey Parks
Paris
Vietnam
John O’gorman
St. Vous
Janos D'Entremont
Navy AG
Air Force Pd
North Vietnam
Mountain hunt ends with three boys found at home
Three young brothers Michael Kindred 1 Kenneth 10 and Scott 11 who were feared lost in the San Gabriel Mountains were located Thursday at a Pasadena friend's home after an anonymous tip. About 40 sheriff's deputies searched near Mt Wilson's Skyline Park for the missing youngsters.
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UPI
San Gabrie
Thnesiay
Pasadena
Michael Kindred
Kenneth
Scott
Sheriff's
Mt. Wilson
Skyline Park
Aveprigitt
Ellsberg Indictment Expanded With Conspiracy Counts
The new 13 count indictment adds conspired theft and possession charges against Ellsberg and Russo and names Vu Van Thai and Lynda Sinay as unindicted conspirators. It details transfer of the Pentagon Papers between Rand Corp. offices, Santa Monica, and Los Angeles, with possible penalties up to 10 years in prison and $10,000 fines.
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Elsberg
United States
Vu van Thai
Lynda Sinay
Los Angeles
Russo
Jéllgberg
Justice Department
Ellsberg
National Defense
Ullsberg
Rand Corp
Washington
Rand
Santa Monica
Tos Angeles
Rani
Algo
Miss Sinay
Vu van ‘Hal
Wilsbert
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Pentagon
Suffolk
Vietnam
Teftsing
Reagan vetoes all star presidential primary bill in California
Governor Reagan completed a record veto of 14 bills from the 1971 Legislature including a measure to establish an all star presidential primary open to nationally recognized candidates. He also blocked a high speed train line amendment. The Legislature plans a brief session to consider overriding the vetoes.
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Sacramento
UPI
Reagan
Oan
California
Alfred E. Alguist
San Jose
Anthony C. Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Californa
Oregon
Richard Nixon
Reagan veto sparks clash over state reapportionment
Continued coverage of Gov. Reagan’s strong objections to legislative reapportionment. He warned of dangerous precedent, denounced the plan as unfair, and criticized district shapes including Cory’s Long Beach and Lakewood areas. The piece notes the 10th Senate District geometry and possible court action to resolve incumbents’ residency rules.
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Reagan
Long Beach
Orange County
Ken Cory
Garden Grove
Dymally
Sherd
New Jines
Lakewood
Cory
Grange County
Senate
San Francisco Bay
U S to Resume F4 Phantom Jets Sale to Israel
The United States plans to resume sale of 14 F4 Phantom aircraft to Israel, approved in principle by President Nixon during Golda Meir's visit. Delivery timing and details will be negotiated next month with Rabin and officials in Washington, amid ongoing military aid commitments to Israel.
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U.S
Israel
Washington
United States
Nixon
Golda Meir
State Department
Florida White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ms. Meir
White House
Producer says girlfriend coerced him into theft and kidnapping
Miami Beach the television producer Peter Gayle testified that a former lover, Linda Narbona, turned to prostitution and brought three masked men to beat, kidnap, and force him to surrender about 34,000 dollars from safety boxes in Los Angeles. Gayle described two accomplices as mere bystanders, while Narbona and Anthony Kallas await grand jury action on kidnapping and armed robbery charges.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Peter Gayle
Los Angeles
Gayle
Las Vegas
Jason Berlanan
Linda Narbona
Anthony Kallas
Berkman
Kallas
Peter Schwartz
Linda
Miami
California
ABC
Lask Vegas
Miss Narbona
Stuart Wallach
Sam
Wallach
Pater Lorrie
Miami Airport
Linila
State Won't Test Court School Ruling
California Attorney General Evelle Younger will not appeal the California Supreme Court decision finding the school finance system unconstitutional for discriminating against poor districts. The 6-1 ruling from August held the system violates equal protection by letting wealthy districts have better schools.
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California
Evelle Younger
California Supreme Court
Associated Press
Younger
U.S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Los Angeles County
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Milton
Marks
Mrs. Meir
N.Y. Times Service
Yilghak Rabin
State and Defense Department
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Dooley
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