Pilots Vote to Continue Shutdown Amid Court Rulings
ALPA officials and members debated a strike amid court orders on a proposed pilot stoppage. The international federation planned a 2 am EDT one day shutdown to protest aerial piracy and coercion, while U.S. courts kept restraining actions and Delta pilots followed court decisions already.
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International Federation of Pilots Associations
Burger
Ola Forsberg
U.S
Delta Airlines
Arson Suspected After Fire Destroys City Properties
Four vacant city owned buildings on Anaheim Street were gutted in a two alarm blaze set Sunday. Firefighters battled flames rising up to twenty feet for about 45 minutes. One firefighter, George Marshall, was injured and treated at St. Mary's Hospital. Battalion Chief Ben Saunders said deliberate setting caused the fire, which damaged structures slated for demolition near the former McMahan Furniture Co. location. Traffic rerouted during the incident.
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Anaheim Street
Battallon
Ben Sauders
Anaheim St
McMahan Furniture Co
Five Miami Men Arrested in Nixon Committee Break-In
Five men from Miami were arrested on felony burglary and possession of crime tools after a planned break-in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters. McCord associates, tied to a security firm, faced bail as prosecutors detailed past CIA ties and Nixon campaign security concerns.
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Self
CIA
Democratic Party
Nixon Committee
Associated Press
McCord
Mitchell
McCord Associates Inc
Hungerford Dr
Rockville
James McCord
Hungerford
Frank Sturgis
22Nd St
Miami
Eugenio RR. Martinez
Meridian Ave
Virgilio R. Gonzales
Bernard L. Barker
4Th St
Queens Creeper Stabbing Suspect Sought in New York
Detectives widen an intensive search for the Queens Creeper, a killer blamed for stabbing young women to death or assaulting others in Queens, New York. The latest victim, 15 year-old Deborah Januszko, died after a first-floor bedroom stabbing, with similar cases linked to Camile Perniola, Clara Toriello, and Areti Koularmanis in 1970.
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New York
UPI
Queens
Deborah Januszko
Three Die and Five Hurt in West LA and Orange County Crashes
Three Long Beach area residents died and five were injured in separate crashes Sunday in West Los Angeles and Orange County. Victims include Chris Panas and his wife Elizabeth of Cudahy and David Sadler, 17, of Santa Ana. The Panas crash involved Susan Brophy wife of Assemblyman Bill Brophy. Brophy and Macellous Mancasines 26 were treated at UCLA Medical Center. Sadler died at St. Joseph's Hospital. passenger Dale Kirkbride and driver Mallory faced injuries. Minor injuries were reported for others involved.
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Long Beach-area
Los Angeles
Orange County
Chris Panas
Elizabeth
Santa Ana St. Cudahy
David Sadler
Doreen Way
Santa Ana
Panas
Susan Brophy
Bill Brophy
Brophy
Macellous Mancascines
Ucla Medical Center
West Los Angeles
Cudahy
Santa Monica Receiving Hospital
Sadler
Orangewood Avenue
Eckoff Street
City of
Orange
Richard &. Malfory
E. Edinger St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Dale Kirkbride
E. Pomona St
Mallery
Orange County Medical Center
California Highway Patrol
Vietnam War Front Reports Northern Province Fall and Allied Countermoves
Reports from the Vietnam front describe Quant Tri Province loss yet emphasize continued resistance with forces holding Kontum and An Loc. An airborne push north of My Chanh shows ongoing drives. aircraft losses include a damaged jet and a Phantom shot down northwest of Hanoi. U.S. mayoral conference backs Nixon policy without setting withdrawal dates as air and naval strikes continue against North Vietnamese positions.
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Quant Tri
Kontum
An Loc
Hanoi
Air Force
Search pressed for 21 missing Japan seamen
A vast air and sea search 480 miles southwest of Honolulu continued for 21 crewmen from the Japanese fishing vessel Kaigata Maru No 49 missing since a shipboard fire ten days earlier. Coast Guard and Air Force planes joined the search after the Japanese agency requested aid. The Loai Maru found the burned hulk, its crew later boarding to confirm the missing lifeboats and lifejackets.
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Honolulus
Here
Coast Guard
Air Force
Japanese
Maritime Safety Agency
Jackson urges continued raids to press Vietnam talks
New York Senator Henry Jackson said on ABC TV that the United States should keep military pressure on North Vietnam to force Hanoi into meaningful Paris peace talks. He asserted increased bombing is harming Hanoi and called for a clear agreement on troop and prisoner withdrawals before ending pressure. He criticized the Soviet arms pact for lacking missile limits.
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New York
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
United States
Vietnam
Hanoi
Paris
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Abc-Tv
Washington
Sen
Charles Percy
R-Tll
Percy
Soviet Union
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Kremlin
Jackson
$11 Billion Supersonic Bomber Plan Stirring Senate Debate
Washington learns that the administration seeks to spend 11 billion dollars over five years to develop a new supersonic strategic bomber and likely similar funding for a missile launching submarine. The proposal follows arms control accords with the Soviet Union and faces Democratic resistance in Congress as hearings begin with top officials testifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations
74 year old woman dies in Torrance trailer fire
A 74 year old Torrance woman Katherine Robinson perished when a trailer at 205805 Bari Street burned. Firefighters from three companies under Battalion Chief Charles Remntsma found the trailer engulfed. the blaze was controlled quickly and the cause remained under investigation.
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Torrance Womon
Charles Remntsma
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Via Teton
Appeals Court
Daniel Cathay
L.B
Long Beach
George Marshall
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gop
Nixon Campaign
Sturgis
Frank Fiorini
Cuban Military Army Intelligence
Havana
FBI
Martiez
Cuba
Florida
Gonzales
N.Y
Assemblyman
N. Viet
My Chanh
Hue
Quang Tri
Demilitarized Zone
New Orleans
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Nixon
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Coa 01
Aone
Thant Hoa
Japan
New York Times Service
Secretary of State
William P. Rogers
Gerard C. Smith
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Katherine Robinson
Bari St
Dale Carnegie
Lafayette Broadway and
Linden
Bruce Barton
Pacific Institute
Leatrshig Tralnhig
Curtis-Wright Corp
Auhott Laboratories
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Johnson & Johnson
Taneral Electric Co
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