Five Members of Senff Family Attacked in San Gabriel
Last Wednesday five members of the Fred Senff family were assaulted in their home by an assailant with a clawhammer. Kim Senff, 10, and grandmother Mrs. W Chapman, 63, were killed. Fred Senff, Gloria Senff, and Jenny Senff, 8, survived but were critically injured. The killer then set the house on fire with gasoline. a passing officer reported the blaze and alerted firefighters.
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Fred Senff
San Gabriel
Kim Senff
W. ©. Chapman
Gloria
Jenny
Senff
Litter Drive Reels In 600000 Containers At Mt Vernon
In Mt Vernon Washington a local savings and loan sponsored a can and bottle drive collecting 600000 containers at a cost of 12000 dollars. A family turned in 9961 bottles earning 193.82 dollars. The line of cars stretched two miles as residents lined up for two cents per item. Eight dump trucks hauled the haul to a distant dump outside town where volunteers packed and sorted the cans.
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UPI
Washington
E.W. Mersereau
Association
Student survey shows low confidence in national leadership
Harris survey across 17 individuals and three government bodies finds only Mayor John Lindsay above a majority with 59 percent approval and Ed Muskie at 50 percent. Poll highlights include support for antiwar figures and broad distrust of Nixon administration and Vietnam policy.
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John Lindsay
New York City
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Vietnam
William Fulbright
George McGovern
Mark Hatfield
Nixon
Agnew
Ronald Reagan
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mitchell
Henry Kissinger
Patrick Moynihan
John
Lindsay
Peres
Benee Eee Beree
William. Fulbright
Oo Kennedy
Mark Altel Ie
Expedition to Seek Morag Loch Ness Monster
A 25 member aquatic biology team launches a six week Loch Morar expedition to seek Morag the sea monster. They plan ecological surveys and a shore watch after recent sightings and vow to remain objective amid local lore and prior Loch Ness research.
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London
Morag
Glens
Loch Morar
Britain
Loch Ness
Morar
Loch
Scotland
Elizabeth Campbell
Boy Found Setting Fires at Two Schools
An 11 year old boy was arrested by Los Angeles County deputies after two fires caused about 15000 dollars damage. He was found in Wing Lane Elementary School administration office and allegedly burned an American flag and papers. He admitted starting a prior fire at Grand View Elementary and another behind a market. He was released to his grandmother.
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Valinda
UPS
Los Angeles County Sheriff's
Wing Lane
Grandview
Pair killed in Malibu wrong way crash on Canyon Road
Two people died and two others were seriously injured in a head on collision on Malibu Canyon Road after a westbound car entered eastbound lanes. Victims include Katherine Ann Hedden 29 Canoga Park and Timothy Edward Openlander 23 Woodland Hills. Openlander’s wife Maureen 21 and passenger Lawrence Sriesz 32 Canoga Park were hospitalized in Santa Monica.
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Malibu Canyon
Highway Patrol
Katherine Ann Hedden
Canoga Park
Timothy Edward Openlander
Woodland Hills
Openlander
Maureen
Lawrence Sriesz
Miss Hedden
Santa Monica
Downey Driver Killed in Utah Highway Crash
Leslie Addison Baxter, 63, of Downey was killed when his car rolled over twice on U S Highway 6 6 near Green River Utah. Utah Highway Patrol said he failed to negotiate a curve four miles west of Green River and died on arrival at a Green River hospital.
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Downey
Utah
Leslie Addison Baxter
Green River
Utah Highway Patrol
Baxter
Strike threat at two Gardena poker houses
The Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union threatens a strike at two Gardena poker houses run by Bo Herbert after union members rejected a three year contract by 252 to 202. About 300 employees at the Herbert clubs would be affected as negotiations over pay increase to 30 percent face a mediator. Other clubs include Rainbow El Dorado Normandie and Monterey with no strike yet reported.
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Gardena
Horseshoe and
Gardena Clubs
Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union
Bo Herbert
Herbert
Rainbow
el Dorado
Normarndie
Monterey
Lionel Richmond
National Labor Relations Act
Richmond
National Labor Relations Board
EB. J. Gund
Poker Houses
Gund
Mideast Jetliner Hijacked and Forced to Damascus
A Saudi Arabian Airlines Boeing 707 carrying 149 aboard was hijacked Sunday by a man protesting Saudi imperialism and forced to land in Damascus. After firing shots in the air, the hijacker was detained by Syrian security. Passengers were allowed to continue to Beirut. captain Warren Tucker, an American, handled the flight.
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Damascus
Syria
Fahd al Harby
Beirut
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
al Hardy
Warren Tucker
First anti hijacking system to debut at New Orleans
The FAA will install the nations first complete anti hijacking system at New Orleans International Airport this week. It uses a magnetometer to detect hidden metal on passengers or luggage and a behavioral profile chart to identify hijacker traits. FAA spokesman Dave Brown says the system is already partially in use at several airports but this facility will screen every passenger and baggage on boarding aircraft.
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New Orleans
Upi
New Orleans International Airport
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Dave Brown
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Kenneth Haug
Fourth St
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Press-Telegram
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Hawthorne
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Lemkeive
Bath
Long Howed
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Mideast
Beirut, Lebanon
Apj
Saudi Arabian Airlines
Long Rene
Mail
Nai Maer
Long Beach
Los Angeles
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Ae Eran
Foreman & Clark
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Lakewood
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Torrance
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