Navy faces suit over Ranger oil spill in San Diego area
The attorney general seeks 6000 dollars in penalties and 5000 damages against the Navy after a tiger shark oil spill off the San Diego coast aboard the aircraft carrier Ranger. Subpoenas for involved officers are in San Diego County hands. Brien says federal court transfer expected. the case tests sovereign immunity and federal pollution standards.
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US. Navy
Navy
John. Fee
Naval
Cap
U.S
Ranger
Coleman Veryone
Colermat
Sanin
U.S. Coast Guard
Scopter
Armey General
Sterw
San Lego County
Sherif
Brien
San Diego
Ess
Allarne General's
U.sovernment
Centraltandards
Fort Ord
California
Ad Attor
Fey
Burglars Take Hot Canister From Schlumberger Yard
Police warn burglars who stole a small metal canister containing radioactive material used in geophysical surveys. Taken from the Schlumberger Well Service yard between Sunday and Tuesday night, the loot valued at about 1000 dollars poses serious skin damage risk to handlers. Officers expect thieves will abandon the canister once they learn its contents.
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Schlumberger Well Service O
Spring St
Agnew Says Asians Accept Nixon Doctrine After Cambodia Trip
Vice President Spiro Agnew reported that Asian leaders he met endorsed the Nixon doctrine and welcomed U.S. withdrawal from Southeast Asia while seeking continued economic aid. He spoke after briefing Nixon and the National Security Council on a five nation trip. Nixon said Agnew would brief Lyndon Johnson in Texas before a weekend rest in Ocean City.
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Saw Clemente
UPT
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S
Cambodia
Coriuisunis
America
Southeast Asia
Agnew
Nixon
National Security Council
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Ocean City
Ageve
Pressure on Vietnam War Funds Sparks Senate Clash
The Senate rejected a McGovern Hatfield amendment aimed at delaying withdrawal from Vietnam. McGovern lambasted the chamber as blood-soaked and warned of public outrage, while supporters argued for a forced 60 day pause if the President faced danger to troops. Senate leaders condemned delaying tactics and urged end of the war through other means.
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George McGovern
DSD
Spira ‘I. Agnew
McGovern
Mark Hatfield
U.S
John Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Vietnam
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Maike Mansfield
Airport council debates runway ballot and contracts
Long Beach city councilney debate centers on signing PSA and Aire California contracts and extending runway 7R-25L. Dr Clark questions ballot aims while Bond defends expansion within current airport bounds. A burglary on Stanley Ave ends with theft of a TV and radio valued at 395.
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Manzell
Bert Boird
Russell Rubley
Paul R. Deats
James H. Wilson
Cruckley
de. Clark
Mansell
Ani Ey
Wall
Long Beach
Clark
Er Bond
Thetsu
PSA
Aire California
Clerk
Bond
Sharp
Bu Bond Sali
Wayne King
Stanley Ave
Census count revisions show regional shifts and rural decline
The report highlights St Louis at 19 percent, Cleveland 16 percent, and Pittsburgh 15 percent feelins. Farm population drops from 15 million to 10 million, with slower growth in other groups. Migration remains centerward, south to north, and suburbanites outnumber central city dwellers. Officials note preliminary figures align with a 24.4 million April 1 projection, despite protests about undercounts. 160 of 450 protests rechecked, adding 4,200 persons in 6.5 million reviewed.
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Ion
St. Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Stans
Census Bureau
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
Milnais
Ohio
Michigan
New Fersey
Florida
Massachusetts
Indiana
Carolina
Missouwrh
Virginia
Georgia
Wisconsin
Maryland
Tal
Tennessee
Minnesota
Louisiana
Alabama
Washington
Kentucky Wee
Connecticut
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Oklahoma
Colorado
Mississippi
Oregon
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Arizona
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New Mexico
Utah
Maine
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Gee
New
Idaho
Montana
Dakota
Delaware
Nevada
Vermont
Wyoming
Alaska
Coimbia
Milwaukee
Tara
San Pranaisea
Preliminary Census Figures From Washington Release
UPI reports Census Bureau preliminary figures released Tuesday show early national population trends. The release covers the 50 states with early tabulations indicating shifts in rankings and regional growth patterns across the United States.
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Wasilington
UPI
Census Bureau
Wife Sees POW Husband in Film After Six Years
In Santa Clara the wife of Navy Lt Everett Alvarez Jr. and family watched a television film portraying his capture after his jet was shot down over the Gulf of Tonkin in 1964. The film, supplied by North Vietnamese networks, shows him as a prisoner somewhere in North Vietnam. His mother said the family had heard of the film in April and waited six years to see him again.
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Santa Clara
UPI
Walting
Navy
Everett Alvarez,Jr
Tor
Ys I Sr
Santa
Clara
Everett
Mids Tonkin
Alvarez
Tom
Tangee
Alvar
Montis
Thes
Penton
North
Vietnam
Hattieli
Jahan
Gulf of Tonkih
Bribery Case Draws Local Officials Into Probe
Investigators name several officials and associates in a bribery case. Councilman Dan Spence and former councilman Tom Spence are mentioned alongside George Oma of Carson and others linked to zoning and district actions. Warrants issued. some suspects free on bail as district attorneys and investigators pursue leads.
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Dan Spence
Spence
George Oma
Carson
Environmental Commission
Frel WX Casori
Arre | Spenne
Orother
Tom Spence
Coloma
Inj
Motivation
Ime
Witch
D. Earnest J. Tarr
Torrance
Ani
John Junk
Auto Workers Union
John’ Leahy
H.rick Clark
Pomona Officer Charged in Grand Theft Case
Pomona officer with 15 years on force faces grand theft allegations over missing 405.88 seized fromForgery suspects in 1968. He allegedly withdrew funds in 1969 before returning 277.79, violating policy requiring supervisor permission and victim contact. He is suspended pending case outcome.
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Bisgard
Pomona
Mleget
Biggara
Steven R. Eppérson
Epperson
Biggard
Involved Persons Cited in City Investigation
Charnis claims the evidence stems from the paper's own history and identical voting records. He would not confirm how many people were shown or if new faces appeared. Earlier, Livesigelorad noted the new people included an ex councilman and two current members.
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Charnis
Igelorad
Chicano riot case details emerge from police report
Report notes that officials believe a loaded weapon was involved in the riot. One man claimed the gun was not his and said the cash found on him was intended to pay travel back to Denver. Deputies described the incident as occurring while the man rode in the back of a flatbed truck through the riot area.
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Sec
Gonzales
Denver
Independent Classified Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR listing appears to show a classified ad segment with prices and delivery words. The readable bits mention delivery daily and Sunday services, a price of 1142 or 97.00, and dates or issue numbers, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Ares Rose Cammier
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