Sportscaster Held in Triangle Killing
Stan Duke, a West Coast sportscaster, was jailed on suspicion of murder in a marital triangle killing. Averill Berman, a 51-year-old white radio newsman, died from rifle and pistol wounds at Duke’s estranged wife Faye Williams Duke’s Los Angeles apartment. Mrs. Duke, a Carver Junior High teacher and Black Educators Association president, said she defended herself during the confrontation.
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Averill Berman
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Faye Williams Duke
Carver Junior High
Black Educators Association
Berman
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Oil Spill Near Wilmington Refinery Contained
An estimated 100 barrels of crude spilled at a Humble Oil refinery near Sanford and G Streets when a valve malfunctioned at 12:45 a.m. The oil flowed into a storm drain toward Los Angeles Harbor but was contained by a Crosby and Overton Inc. crew using a foam curtain and vacuum trucks. Mop up operations were to continue as the tide forced the effort.
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Los Angeles Harbor
Pier 2006
Humble Oil Co
Arbor Waters
Crosby and Overton Inc
State Fair End
Ralph Wells
Sanford
G_ Streets
Humbie
S Viets Invade Laos With U S Air Support
South Vietnamese troops with American air support crossed into Laos to strike the Ho Chi Minh Trail. At least six U S helicopters were shot down amid the first ground assault. The move drew Lao government protests as a foreign invasion, with Thieu declaring a limited operation and pledging withdrawal after completion.
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Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Hanoi
Nguyen. van Thieu
Kingdom of
Thien
Vientiane
UPI
Republic of Vietnam
South Vietnam
Returning Spacemen Make Apollo a Lab
SPACE CENTER Houston Monday Apollo 4 crew Shepard Mitchell and Ronsa near homecoming after a mission packed with lunar samples and experiments. They expect splashdown Tuesday or Wednesday in the Pacific with 108 pounds of rocks. They voiced hope the program can aid peace amid Vietnam reminders.
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Alat B. Shepard Jr
Edgar D. Mitchell
Stuart A. Ronsa
Space
Stanford protest over Laos invasion at campus
A Sunday night demonstration at Stanford University drew about 300 students as news spread that South Vietnamese troops with American air support invaded Laos. Over 40 windows were reported broken, including 10 at the Hoover Library, before police arrived and arrests were not made. Student speaker connected space program aims to peace and better understanding.
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Stanford University
Laos
Stanford’ Daily
Hoover Library
Blackout Hits Manhattan After East River Station Blast
A large explosion at Consolidated Edison Waterwide plant near the United Nations cut power, plunging midtown Manhattan into darkness after 9:15 p.m. Lights failed across 1,250 foot Empire State Building and seven television stations went off air while traffic lights remained erratic and police patrolled jewelry districts. Power was restored citywide shortly before midnight, with reduced outages in a 10 block East Side area.
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UPI
New York City
iGblock
Daily News
United Press International
Consolidated Edison
Empire State Building
Sevenelevision
NBC
Philadelphia
John V. Lindsay
City Hall
Patrick Murphy
Midtown Manhattan
Manhattan
Sith Street
Send Street
WPIX
How to thwart thieves Second in a series
Britain cannot bail out Rolls Royce and related guidance appears on page A3. The item notes the ongoing financial strain facing the company and the broader implications for support measures. Readers are directed to page Adl for the ad section.
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Rolls-Royce
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