02 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1971
Page
1
In Kartal Turkey troops stormed a third floor barrier and rescued a 14 year old girl held by two gunmen after a two day captivity. One attacker died and the other was wounded as police faced a hostile crowd outside the house. The hostage suffered facial bruises but survived the 51 hours of danger.
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 to let federal district judges issue injunctions to bar rail and air line strikes if parties do not make reasonable efforts toward a contract. Dissenters Brennan and Harlan warned of undermining the bargaining process and urged restraint to preserve labor law aims.
Audie Murphy wounded in a 1940s War hero’s crash is honored in Atlanta en route to Los Angeles. His widow says graveside services will follow memorials in California before burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Murphy’s remains were identified via dental charts after a fatal Aerocommander crash that killed six.
Clint Walker, 43, star of Cheyenne, left Bishop without aid ten days after a ski pole pierced his heart. He walked to a private plane piloted by Dr. David Sheldon heading to UCLA Medical Center for treatment.
Former Beatle John Lennon and Yoko Ono fled London for New York on Tuesday to pursue custody of Kyoko, their 7 year old daughter. Lennon said the couple have spent about 3120 in their bid to gain custody from Kyoko’s father British film director Anthony Cax.
M. Set Higdon, 41, through attorneys, argues Tuesday code fended he earned money not from illegal kickbacks but by gambling especially on a horse owned by the Mad Greek of Oklahoma. He faces charges of bribery graft and larceny for operations of an enlisted mens club at Long Binh Vietnam in 1987 and 1968.
Seven Americans were killed or missing after a troop carrying Huey helicopter crashed 24 miles northwest of Saigon amid unknown causes. A second Cayuse chopper in the U Minh forest was shot down with one American injured, while a third Cayuse downed five days earlier near A Shau Valley left both crewmen dead.
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