Fiery end for Robinson Crusoe Estates hippie retreat
Fire razes the Robinson Crusoe Estates shacks built on private land on the Palos Verdes Peninsula after deputies raided the retreat. Fire units watch from a bluff as a demolition crew burns the driftwood cabins and sea view structures including bridges and a flagpole. Deputies removed two adults and a 17 year old runaway during the raid.
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Robinson Crusoe Estates
County
Engine Co. 53
Marineland
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Bill Gussman
Eng. Co. 53
Joseph Kolodji
Lennox
Kolodji
ACTION LINE answers reader questions from Long Beach
Long Beach readers submit questions on tours and ship operations. The Action Line notes NS Savannah remains active with one more voyage, then a mid August refueling in Galveston. It also provides info on tours, a Viet Nam text book, and Michele Lee's biographical details.
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Long Beach
Calif
Mariner
MSS
Savannah
C.P
A. Thaddeus Kedzierski
NS Savannah
Isbrandtsen Co. Inc
New York
Mediterranean
Kedzierski
Galveston
Tex
David Schoenbrun
Vietnam
Citizens For Peace
Action Line
R.N
Atheneum Press
American Friends Service Committee
N. Fairoaks Ave
Pasadena
Schoenbrun
Washington
CBS News
Alfred du Pont
France
Michele Lee
Miss Lee
D.A
Los Angeles
L. David Sloane
Financial Crisis Hits Poor Camp in Washington
The Poor People's Campaign faces a financial and managerial crisis as Rev. Bernard Lafayette urges marchers not to arrive until May 30. The SCLC needs about 3 million to finish living facilities for 3,000 aboard buses and 2,000 more to be housed, with 2,225 detoured to holding centers until funds and shelter are ready at Resurrection City near the Lincoln Memorial.
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Long Beach
D.D.D
A. Consolidated Bus Depot
First Street
Long Beach Boulevard
Los Angeles
San Diego
Santa Barbara
Marineland
Beverly Hills
Universal City Studios
Pierpoint Landing
London
Harbor Scenic Drive
Washington
Poor People’s Campaign
Bernard Lafayette
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Lafayette
Resurrection City
U.S.A
Lincoln Memorial
Israel frees 26 Egyptian fishermen in Sinai waters
Tel Aviv says 26 Egyptian fishermen captured a month ago for entering waters claimed by Israel off the Sinai coast have been released. The Israeli state radio announced the action on Friday.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Sinai
Court blocks retaliatory eviction in housing code case
United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia held that a landlord may not evict a tenant in retaliation for reporting housing code violations. The ruling came in the Edwards versus Habib case, reversing a lower court verdict and emphasizing public policy to protect tenants who report violations.
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Washington
United States Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Office of Economic Opportunity
Yvonne Edwards
Nathan Habib
Trict
Columbia
J. Skelly Wright
Carl McGowan
District of Columbia Court of General Sessions
Wright
Congress
At 50, claims of past feats often reveal little done at 25
A sharp remark notes that boasting about doing then what one can do now at fifty implies little achievement in youth. The quip contrasts perceived past effort with current capability, underscoring skepticism toward exaggerated aging bravado.
South Vietnamese Premier Ne Win Van Loc Resigns
Premier Nguyen Van Loc and 17 ministers resign but may stay as caretaker until a new cabinet is formed. Loc, allied with Vice President Ky, denies link to Paris peace talks and hints Tran Van Huong could be next premier with full constitutional powers.
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Saigon
UPI
Nguyen van Loc
Loc
Buu Nghi
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thieu
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Tran van Huong
Huong
France
Georges Pompidou
Deep Stalemate in Paris on bombing halt talks
North Vietnam refused any concession on a complete bombing halt, signaling possible stalemate as peace talks resume. Hanoi demands U S stop bombing with no quid pro quo, while the U S ties halting bombing to de escalation in North Vietnam's support to the Viet Cong. The two sides cited no specific end formula, and Hanoi vows to press for a halt indefinitely.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Hanoi
United States
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Sao
William J. Jorden
U.S
North
Two Wounded by One Bullet in Jewelry Store Robbery
In Los Angeles police report a robbery attempt at a jewelry store left two employees wounded by one bullet. Owen Bell, 50, was hit in the right shoulder and chest, Benny Lopez, 31, was struck as the bullet passed through a trouser leg. The shot came from one of two holdup men after owner Joseph DeLuca summoned help. the suspects fled.
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Los Angeles
Owen Bell
Benny Lopez
Joseph DeLuca
Convicted double-slayer Kirschke barred from law practice
Newswire item reports Kirschke, convicted of a double slaying, has been barred from practicing law following disciplinary action. The notice appears on Page A-3 with details of the ruling and implications.
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Kirschke
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Palos Verdes Hills Ravine
Dick Emery
Pia
Atoms For Commerce
Lee Way
West Potomac Park
New York Times Service
WRIGHT @ s
Court of Equity
William L Ryan
University OF California
Reagan
Queen Mary
Pier E
Eeewener
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