Skyjack Victims Detained After Havana Hijack
An Eastern Airlines jet hijacked to Havana landed in Miami but 46 passengers stayed in Cuba while seven crew members were allowed to return. FAA officials and State Department negotiators sought passenger release as Havana cited runway limits.
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Paul Boatman
Federal Aviation Administration
U.S. State Department
Sherry Building in New York No Longer Stands
Action Line confirms the Sher ry Building was torn down. plans likely discarded. Louis Sherry may have built several elegant turn of the century structures in New York City.
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Sherry
Action Line
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New York Historical Society
New York City Museum
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Undersized fish being taken from Belmont Pier concerns reader
A Long Beach reader reports fishermen arriving by barge with stacks of undersized fish from Belmont Pier. They allege bags of 6 to 10 inch fish, including barracuda, are given away rather than discarded. The writer says no legal bass have been caught off the pier in a year and appeals for action.
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Action Line
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Long Beach
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R.M
Washington, D.C
Embassy of
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Red Lion and Sun
Iranian Red Cross
California
Washington St
San Francisco
Calif
S. Broadway
Los Angeles
United States
Belmont Pier
J.R.H
Smokers at Chatard High Face Fines
INDIANAPOLIS AP Chatard High School imposes 25 fine for smoking and 10 for chewing gum. Vice Principal James Schott notes parents learn of discipline when students bring home fines. One student has paid for smoking. no gum chewers caught yet.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chatard High School
James Schott
Nixon Faces Critical Questions in Philadelphia TV Panel
In Philadelphia Nixon faced sharp questions from local citizens on Vietnam policy after a downtown motorcade. Panelist Jack McKinney criticized his stance as vague while Nixon defended no coalition government with Communists and urged inclusion of Viet Cong members who renounce force.
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UPI
Richard M. . Nixon
Jack McKnney
Nixon
McKinney
Mary Mather
Special Session Ends as BART Bill Is Rejected
Sacramento lawmakers wrap two week special session after killing a bridge toll hike and vetoing a last minute auto registration fee rise. The session ended with a $261 million property tax relief package approved, while BART funding stalled, threatening the Bay Area transit project. Senate adjourned at 5 42 p.m. and the Assembly at 12 28 p.m.
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Senate
Ronald Reagan
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
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Bay Area
San Francisco
Alameda
Contra Costa
Reagan
George Miller Jr
Martinez
Pleasant Weekend Forecast For Southland
Decreasing cloudiness ahead of fair weather will greet Long Beach and the Southland this weekend. Mountain temperatures drop today, but coastal warming offsets it. Daytime highs range from the upper 60s to near 90s across regions with coastal valleys near 70s and deserts reaching into the 90s.
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Long Beach
Southland
U.S. Weather Bureau
L A Police Slay Loan Firm Bandit After 18th Holdup
Police fatally shot Peter Rodriguez aged 21 outside a Beneficial Finance Co. office in Los Angeles after an 18th holdup. He allegedly vowed to rob every finance firm he could. He was armed and ignored police orders to halt. He died at Morningside Hospital.
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L.A
Bandit
Peter Rodriguez
Beneficial Finance Co
Los Angeles
Rodriquez
Mickey Mouse Sweatshirts Found in Hue Cache
South Vietnamese infantrymen uncovered a large enemy cache near Hue containing 300 Mickey Mouse sweatshirts in various sizes. The sweatshirts, made in the United States, bore the cartoon character and his name in large letters. A military briefing officer could not explain the find but said U.S. intelligence is examining the matter closely.
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Saigon
Hue
Unloaded Rifle Kills Young Girl in San Pedro
A 12 year old San Pedro girl, Karen Crawford of 1044 Kim Ave, was killed by a .30 caliber rifle fired during an inspection pass between friends. A 15 year old girl, who held the firearm, was not charged. Police from LAPD Harbor Division investigated after arriving around 6 pm at 1040 Kim Ave.
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Pedro Gomez
Dodger
San Diego Padres
Pete Gomez
Saginaw
Mich
Saginaw Bears
Pete
F.M
Mich. A
Gomez
P.O
San Diego
Calif
Action Line
Atlanta
San Pedro
Friday
Lapd Harbor Division
Karen Crawford
Kim Ave
Regents Overrule Reagan on Cleaver Campus Appearance
UC Regents narrow Cleaver appearance to a single Berkeley lecture after voting 10 to 8 to allow one fall talk and impose strict limits on future speakers. Gov Reagan denounced the plan but pledged to abide by the decision, while President Hitch saw long-term effects yet to be assessed. Cleaver criticized the vote but stated he would comply.
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South
Eldridge Cleaver
University of California
Berkeley
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Ronald Reagan
Cleaver
Oakland Panther
Charles J. Hitch
Macgowan Hall
Reagan
Hitch
Los Angeles
Space ride for Wally Schirra teased in People feature
A note directs readers to People in News for another look at Wally Schirra amid coverage of college protests and a smog test proposal for autos by a professor.
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Wally Schirra
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