Phantom rapist prowls Long Beach area in seven month hunt
Police launch a massive search for a "phantom" burglar rapist who has terrorized women in Long Beach and Lakewood area. The assailant, described as soft spoken, has attacked at least 18 women with violent methods, entering homes through unlocked doors between midnight and 6 AM and binding victims before assault.
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Kennedy Support in Mass Not Clear Across Nation
Massachusetts responds favorably to Senator Kennedy's appeal for his political future but nationwide reaction remains unsettled. Kennedy stays hidden at Hyannis Port with wife Joan absent due to health, while his family faces personal hardship amid renewed political attention.
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First Moon Rocks Opened in Airless Chamber
Scientists at SPACE CENTER HOUSTON examined the lunar rock samples from Apollo 11 in a vacuum chamber. The rocks were coated with a black powder making identification impossible at once. Researchers noted no signs of life and joked that washing the rocks might help reveal their minerals.
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Fronel
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China and Mongolia Face Looming War Threat in Asia
In a stark analysis from Ulaan Bator, Tsedenbal warns of a potential China Russia war that could engulf Asia. The piece describes ominous dust storms across Mongolia and a sense of impending catastrophe, stressing nuclear risk and regional instability from the Gobi to Manchuria and Siberia.
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Marcos backs Nixon plea for Asian self defense
President Nixon, leaving Manila for Indonesia, won early backing from President Marcos for Asians should bear their own defense. Marcos urged Southeast Asian nations to assume internal security duties and seek regional agreements under the American nuclear umbrella as needed, amid typhoon winds and anti US protests.
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Two Dead in Triangle Shooting
A Long Beach mother of three and a Long Beach man were found shot to death in the man’s blood smeared home Saturday night. The woman’s estranged husband, a Long Beach based Navy man, surrendered to police and was jailed on suspicion of murder charges. The dead include LaVon Hughes Brady, 34, a Navy Exchange employee.
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Simon
Isaac Stern
New York City
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Navy
Matrimony as Union Critique of Management Labor
A concise editorial observation notes matrimony as an unorganized union yet a labor of love that persistently critiques management. It frames marriage as a social force shaping workplace dynamics and human relations.
Senator Joins Opposition to ABM Plan
A senator joins others opposing the ABM plan as the front-page notes reference this stance on page A-2. The report highlights political resistance and wider debate over strategic defense policy.
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