Navy Finds Scorpion Hull Parts in Atlantic
The Navy says its research ship USS Mizar photographed hull parts of the nuclear submarine Scorpion in 10,000 feet of water about 400 miles south of the Azores. The parts report came five months after the Scorpion went missing while on a secret Mediterranean to Norfolk voyage.
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Naval Operations
Mizar
Pentagon
Norfolk
Board of Airy
Moorer
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Mediterranean
Board of Inquiry
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Campus terror row as Murray faces firing and guns on campus
Dumke orders Sacramento police to arrest anyone bringing firearms to state college campuses amid an uproar over Murray a college English instructor under contract teaching in the Economic Opportunity Program. Trustees had urged Smith to reassign him pending an investigation stemming from campus remarks and Black Student Union demands.
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Alioto
Thomas J. Cahill
Smith
Murray
Theodore Meriam
Chico
San Francisco
Trieste II May Probe for a Sub
San Diego based bathyscaphe Trieste II, credited with locating the Thresher wreck in 1964, may be used to retrieve parts of the Navy submarine Scorpion. The craft has camera systems and arms to lift up to 500 pounds, with a maximum dive of 8,400 feet.
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UPI
Bathyscaphe Trieste II
Theavy
Azores
Submarine Development Group 1
Challenger Deep
Railroad Victim Wins $500000 Injury Award
Los Angeles jurors awarded William N. Patterson, 35, of Rialto, half a million dollars after he lost both feet in a railroad yard accident near Fontana on January 26, 1967. Patterson had sued the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway for 1.5 million, verdict 21 to 1 before Judge F. Ray.
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Los Angeles
William N. Patterson
Rialto
Fontana
Atchison, Peka and Santa Fe Rail
Wom
F. Ray
Arraign Engineer in Stag Telecast
Allen Veatch a 25 year old studio technician faced felony charges for broadcasting obscene material after a late night nude show aired to Palm Springs area viewers. He waived preliminary hearing and was ordered to appear in Los Angeles Federal Court with no date set.
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Riverside
Allen Veatch
Palm Springs
U.S
Los Angeles
Desert rescue ends with girl found after pilot missing
Six search and rescue teams scoured Death Valley for Thomas Padratzik after a Cessna 150 failed near Death Valley Junction. His companion Karen Zick, 21, Las Vegas, was found Wednesday seven miles north of Hove, dehydrated but alive.
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UPI
Death Valley
Thomas Padratzik
Las Vegas
Nev
Padratzik
Karen Zick
Here
Death Valley Junction
Desert
Hove
Homer Leach
U.S. Park Service
Miss Zick
Mad as a Wet Hen Unruh Blasts Hitler Poster Attack
Assembly Speaker Jess Unruh accuses opponents after about 400 posters showing him beside Adolf Hitler appeared in his 65th District. The banners claim Both of them wanted to take away your guns and triggered a press conference in Los Angeles. Unruh, backing a gun control bill, calls the stunt a vile attack while supporters replace signs overnight.
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Assembly
Jess Unruh
Adoph Hitler
Los Angeles
Unruh
Hitler
Richard Kline
Ambassador Hotel
Winfield Shoemaker
Santa Barbara
Statler Hilton
Pacific Coast Club
Long Beach
California
Anderson Endorsement Draws Fire
Carson City Council unanimously repudiated the use of a facsimile city letterhead to back Glen M. Anderson. Three council members signed, with Yamamoto upset that his title was omitted and the endorsement appears as a majority action. The resolution restates the council as nonpartisan and not endorsing candidates.
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Carson City
Glen M. Anderson
John Junk
Gil Smith
Sak Yamamoto
Junk
Yamamoto
Tom Rupert
Anderson
City of
Carson
Nixon Rally at Long Beach Airport Heads Toward Election Day
Nixon arrives in California for final state appearance with Pat and daughters Tricia and Julie. He will greet boosters from Southland communities at Long Beach Airport then motorcade to Los Angeles. Telethon appearances run 6 to 8 p.m. and 9 to 11 p.m. East and West of the Mississippi. Humphrey hosts a separate event at LAX Sunday.
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Long Beach
Richard M. Nixon
California
Pat
Tricia
Julie
Southland
Los Angeles
Nixon
Mississippi
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey Airport
Kuchel Speaks on Primary Endorsements and Nominee
Gall recalls Kuchel saying he would support the GOP nominee in the primary and hinted he knows who it will be. Rafferty beat Kuchel in a heated California primary last summer amid accusations of lies and distortions.
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Kuchel
Rafferty
Fair Campaign Practices Committee Inc
Sam Archibald
California
Gall
Cloudy Weekend Looms Over Long Beach and Southland
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts a cool cloudy weekend for Long Beach and nearby areas with occasional afternoon sunshine. Coastal to desert areas show highs from the low 70s to the low 80s, and temperatures will dip below 60 tonight after a 70 degree high today.
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Long Beach
U.S. Weather Bureau
Burglars Break In At M & A Construction Co
Police say burglars forced front doors at 1830 W Columbia St using a steel bar and fled with a tape recorder and tools valued at 338 dollars. No arrests reported Thursday.
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M & A Construction Co
W. Columbia St
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