Isla Vista Bank Siege Continues Amid Curfew For Isla Vista
In Santa Barbara area Isla Vista saw a fourth straight night of bank attacks with windows broken and fires started as 800 to 1,000 march on the Bank of America building. Sheriff’s deputies employed a curfew in the University of California community, with police clashing with youths and 32 arrests as officers reported ongoing danger.
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Mile Square
University of California At Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara County
ACTION LINE helps readers cut red tape and get answers
The column invites readers to write ACTION LINE Box 230 Long Beach California 90801 or call 432 3461 for assistance. Questions chosen are for general interest and usefulness and answered during specified hours.
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Beach
Calif
ACTION LINE Addresses AFDC Eligibility and Old Apple Peeler
Readers ask about AFDC eligibility citing a home with GI loan and low income. DPSS notes cash home equity under 5000 may permit AFDC food stamps and Medi-Cal. other inquiries cover antique Sinclair Scott apple peelers and Hochhuth's The Deputy PopePius XII wartime actions with a cited Columbia article.
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AFDC
DPSS
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Santa Fe Springs
Action Line
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U S AID Chief Admits Laos CIA Coverup Acknowledged
John A Hannah, head of AID, said the U S aid program has been used as a cover for CIA operations in Laos. He noted Nixon may propose separating intelligence work from overseas economic assistance and backed reform to make development programs independent of political military operations.
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John A. Hannah
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Laos
Nixon
Hannah
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Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
State Department
Defense Department
Vietnam
Rudolph A. Peterson
Robert Young and Ustinov Win Their Third Emmys
New York actors Robert Young and Peter Ustinov each earned their third Emmy awards as the TV industry honored top performers. Marcus Welby M D was named outstanding dramatic series, with James Brolin as best supporting actor. Ustinov won for his role in A Storm in Summer as a Jewish merchant who helps a black youth.
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Anne Bancroft
New York
Robert Young
Marcus Welby
M.D
Young
General Practitioner
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Ustinov
Hamed
Jimmy
Patty Duke
Susan Hampshire
Annie
Room 222
Michael Constantine
Karen Valentine
James Thurber
NBC
CBS
ABC
National Educational Television
David Frost
Westinghouse Broadcasting
Gail Fischer
Mannix
UCLA ROTC Graduation Parade Turns Violent During Reagan Address
A Sunday UCLA Naval ROTC graduation parade erupted into fighting among about 20 people from a 4500 crowd after Gov Reagan spoke. Four antiwar protesters were arrested for assault and disturbing the peace, with two more later. police halted the disturbance. John Wayne criticized protesters as Reagan spoke.
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Gov. Reagan
Candlelight Killer Strikes Again Spurs APB in San Diego
A note reading the candlelight killer strikes again prompted San Diego police to issue an all-points bulletin for 23-year-old Robert Willard Liberty, just released from Norwalk hospital after three years for a prior candlelight slaying. The body of Robert Trion was found with two candles burning nearby, and a 17-year-old witness said he was bound in Trion’s apartment before escaping.
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San Diego
Westminster
Robert Willard Liberty
Metropolitan State Hospital
Norwalk
Liberty
Robert Frion
Richard Graystack
Long Beach
Trion
Graystack
Secret 1967 pact paid Thailand $50 million yearly for South Vietnam unit
Senate testimony reveals a hidden US Thai agreement to send an 11 000 member Thai combat division to South Vietnam. The deal included a $30 million two year aid boost and Hawk missiles, raising questions about aid to Cambodian volunteers and broader military commitments. The administration’s stance on funding foreign troops in Cambodia is under scrutiny.
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United States
Thailand
South Vietnam
Senate
Moabond Guin
U.S
State
Defense Department
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State Department
Thanom Kittikachorn
Cambodia
Thanom
Bangkok Radio
Vietnam
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Nixon
GIs Color the Truth for VIPs
U.S. congressmen governors and White House advisers visit Cambodia to talk with mud stained GIs about attitudes toward entering Cambodia. Governor Shafer asks soldiers how they feel and they say the war should have started sooner, agreeing with the governor’s view. Continued on A-4.
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Shakey’s Hill
Cambodia
U.S
White House
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Harris Poll signals wait and see stance on Nixon Cambodia policy
Harris Poll finds a wait and see attitude toward Nixon's Cambodia policy as readers are invited to follow detailed coverage on page A 5. Other items note Finch set for health and welfare assignment changes on page A 7 and a wider military drug use issue than Pentagon admits on page B 5.
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Nixon
Cambodia
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