Long Beach Victim’s Kidneys Transplanted After Crash
An 18 year old Long Beach traffic victim donor Daniel Baldwin died at Harbor General Hospital. His kidneys went to Robert Mays and Anthony Zendejas in two operations at Mount Sinai and Wadsworth VA Hospital. Mays previously had dialysis and this was his second kidney transplant. Corneas were also donated. a recipient for them was to be named after final arrangements. Ingraham, the driver of the other car, is hospitalized in serious condition.
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ACTION LINE Service Promises Answers and Rights Help
A public help service invites readers to write ACTION LINE Box 230 Long Beach California 90801 or call 432-3451 during specified hours. Questions chosen for general interest are answered to assist readers with problems and rights.
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How to stake a gold claim on government land
Read the Legal Guide for California Prospectors and Miners for open lands and staking steps. Obtain the booklet by sending $1 to the California Division of Mines and Geology in San Francisco. Also check the Interior Department and Mineral Rights publications in libraries for guidance.
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Earthquake epicentres located by seismic station data
Seismologists explain epicentres as surface points above main activity. Cal Tech notes 18 Southern California stations provide data, with epicentres pinpointed from arrival times of seismic waves at different sites.
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Apollo 10 Nears Halfway on Lunar Voyage
Apollo 10, with Col Thomas Stafford and Cmdrs John Young and Eugene Cernan, continued its perilous lunar flight toward the moon’s halfway point. The crew slept, maintained spin to distribute heat, and shared Earth’s view via live color TV as they sped outward at 3049 mph, about 150000 miles from home. Space officials called the mission “in the groove” with minimal course corrections needed.
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Supreme Court overturns Leary marijuana conviction
The Supreme Court unanimously overturned Timothy Leary's 1966 conviction for marijuana offenses, ruling the federal statutes defective in structure for violating the Fifth Amendment. The decision paves way for new anti marijuana laws by Congress, with about 100 related cases at issue. Leary, ex Harvard professor living near Palm Springs, had announced a bid for California governor.
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Army cancels Lockheed Cheyenne helicopter contract
The Army canceled the $875 million AHS56A Cheyenne armed helicopter contract with Lockheed Aircraft Corp for failing to meet performance specs. Lockheed denied a default and vowed to contest the termination, saying development problems are normal and deliveries could still meet Army needs. The move could delay Vietnam era helicopter production for years.
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Quake Shakes Borrego Springs Desert Areas
A 4.3 magnitude earthquake centered in the North Borrego Valley shook Southern California deserts Monday at 7:41 am. Windows rattled in Palm Springs but no damage was reported as Caltech seismographs recorded the quake 100 miles north of the area.
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Nixon Thieu to meet on Midway Island in coming weeks
President Nixon will travel to the mid Pacific for a summit with South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu likely on Midway Island within two weeks. Announcement expected in Washington and Saigon. Thieu seeks assurances on parts of Nixon eight point peace plan including a coalition government and mutual withdrawal.
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Newark riot after shooting tears into streets
In Newark, New Jersey more than 1,000 angry residents filled streets and rooftops after a black teenager Dexter Johnson 17 was shot and killed by patrolman Charles Knox. Police reported Johnson struggled while fleeing and was killed during the confrontation. Several white shopowners were beaten and looting followed as patrols urged calm and dispersed the crowd. Four people sustained minor injuries and 19 were arrested as police deployed riot gear and tear gas to prevent further damage.
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Prominent psychiatrist backs Noguchi as mentally normal
Report notes Dr Noguchi is described as mentally normal by a respected psychiatrist. The item appears on page A-3 with brief quotes and context.
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