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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1969
Page
4
The FAA contracted Sperry Rand Univac Division to install Automated Radar Tracking Systems at 60 major airports. ARTS will display flight numbers, altitudes and attitudes next to radar blips, easing controller workload and reducing delays. The system has been tested at Atlanta since 1964 and in parts of New York.
Three Daly City youths ages 15 and 16 found and shared most of $44,000 stolen from an armored car in Sunnyvale. They spent on clothes bikes records and dinners while a 24 year old driver Nick Antonoff was arrested. Police say more funds were recovered and parents questioned with no charges filed.
The mummified bodies of a woman and two children were discovered Friday in a Harlingen Texas warehouse tucked inside Army surplus boxes. Doctors avoided age speculation while noting the deceased were Black. John Rollins found a woman in a gray plywood box with a child on her chest. another child lay in a nearby box. Police Chief Roussen suggested the remains may have originated from a carnival side show. Archaeologists from universities are expected to examine the bodies for more details.
Witnesses recount seeing Sirhan in the Kennedy kitchen and at the Palm Court during the ambassador hotel attack. Albin Clark testified Sirhan boasted about shooting Kennedy and later admitted fear of oath. Other injured victims described the pantry scene and ongoing court debates over admissibility of notebooks.
Senator Thomas J. McIntyre charges the Nixon administration secretly moved oil import policy from the Interior Department after a White House meeting with Arthur Burns and Standard Oil officials. He claims pressures from the American Petroleum Institute and others cast doubt on Nixon's impartiality.
Dr Abe testified Kennedy showed pain and fear as he lay bleeding after a head wound. He criticized local medical handling and said Kennedy waited 90 minutes for proper treatment before surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital. Kennedy died 25 hours later with his wife by his side.
Fort Walton Beach pharmacist Joseph F. Morgan won a $70,000 verdict against Dun and Bradstreet in federal court in Pensacola claiming the credit bureau libeled him as a deadbeat and fraud in 1965 66 reports for Morgan Walgreen Drugs. The jury decision followed a two day trial ending Thursday. Morgan alleged the report caused him to lose business.
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Two large vessels battled rough seas Friday night off the North Carolina Virginia coast. The Swedish-flagged SS Farida took on water and received parachuted pumps from Coast Guard aircraft. The Transchamplain reported a leaking boiler and drifting, while three merchant ships and two Coast Guard cutters aided the Farida as the Graveyard of the Atlantic loomed near Diamond Shoals.
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