Border crackdown slows border crossing and nerves
Inspectors halted cars at gates for two minutes apiece while searching engines and trunks and pedestrians at the border. A one day test caused a four hour 3.2 mile jam at Tijuana crossing delaying thousands and drawing complaints from San Diego and Tijuana leaders. Officials aim to curb drug trafficking with a multiagency effort including radar, boats, and aircraft, with a Mexican push to curb marijuana and opium poppy cultivation.
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Tijuana
San Diego
William Behr
United States
Bureau of Customs, Immigration and Naturalization Service
Bureau of Narcotics and Administration
Nixon
Richard G
Baker Leads in Fight for Senate Republican Leader Post
UPI reports Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee claims a lead over Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania to succeed the late Everett Dirksen. Scott counters with 20 solid votes and possible 22 needed, aided by Sen. Roman Hruska's withdrawal. Baker cites Maruska support and undecided votes as keeping his prospects favorable. Baker declines to claim victory, noting remaining uncommitted senators.
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Washington
UPI
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Scott
Baker
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Tennessean
Hruska
Abrams Subpoena Possible in Green Beret Murder Case
In Saigon the defense may subpoena Gen. Creighton Abrams to testify in the murder trial of six Green Berets over a Vietnamese man's slaying. Key figures include Maj. Thomas Middleton Jr. and Col. Robert Rheault with lawyers Rothblatt Bennett Williams. Trial dates loom with debates on one judge versus panel and potential civilian proceedings.
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Saigon
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Green Berets
Abrams
George W. Gregory
Cheraw
S.C
Gregory
Thomas C. Middleton Jr
Jefferson
S.C. Abrams
Henry Rothblatt
New York City
Gen
Rothblatt
Tan Son Nhut
Williams
Col
Robert B. Rheault
All Special Forces
Aheault
Green
Long Binh
Rheault
Thomas E. Middleton Jr
David E. Crey
Leland J. Brumley
Haynsworth Conflict Probe Sees Ex Judges Called To Testify
A Senate subcommittee said four former Supreme Court Justices will testify about outside activities of federal judges. The hearing, led by Sen. Sam J. Ervin, may explore conflict of interest allegations linked to Judge Clem ent F. Haynsworth and could seek opinions from the former justices.
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Long Binh
Smith
Army
George W. Latimer
Utah Supreme Court
Sam J. Ervin
Haynsworth
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ervin
Subcommittee On
Separation
North Carolina Democrat
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
High Court
Textile Workers Union
New York Congressman joins Los Angeles anti pollution suit
New York congressman Rep. Leonard Farbstein joined a 16 billion dollar suit filed in Los Angeles federal court by William R R Bernstein and C Jon Handy on behalf of all the people of the United States. The suit seeks damages for medical research and an injunction against Ford General Motors and Chrysler to halt smog producing autos. Also named are 26 oil companies 37 state governors Health Secretary Finch and Attorney General Mitchell.
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Behr
Clara Stephens
Santa Ana
Robert Jordan
Los Angeles
William Braddock
Kennedy
Mitchell
Mexico
United States
New York
Rep
Leonard Farbstein
D-N.y
Washington
William RR. Bernstein
C. Jon Handy
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Robert H. Finch
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
John N. Mitchell
Rockwell on painting mood shifts and Lake McConaughy facts
Norman Rockwell discusses a shift to a more complex national mood and his focus on racial themes in new paintings. The article also identifies Lake McConaughy as Nebraska’s largest man made lake, with 22 miles length and two million acre feet capacity, plus Garrison Reservoir as a major Mississippi Missouri basin lake in North Dakota.
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Rockwell
Action Line
Arizona
Hollywood
America
Saturday Evening Post
New York
New England
Norman Rockwell
Stockbridge
Mass
Long Beach
Pacific Avenue
Ocean Boulevard
Nebraska
L.M.W
Daniel Jones
Jones
Mississippi-Missouri River
United States
Garrison
North Dakota
Gunplay Fatal to Lomita Lad
A 7 year old Lomita boy Lovedeeds Uppal was killed when he and a friend found a .22 pistol in a neighbor's home and fired it. He died at Little Company of Mary Hospital. Sheriff's homicide detectives said the weapon discharged while the boys handled it.
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Lomita
Lovedeeds Uppal
Narbonne Ave
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Sheriff’s Homicide
Uppal
Bomb Threat Forces Unscheduled Stop Of Western Air Lines Jet
An airliner with 97 passengers diverted to Sioux Falls after a note in the lavatory warned of a bomb aboard. The Western Airlines jet was en route from Minneapolis to San Francisco when the threat was found late Sunday afternoon.
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Sioux Falls, S. D
UPI
Western Air Lines
Minneapolis
Minn
San Francisco
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Roader
GOP
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Sen. Maruska
George Murphy
California
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Edward M. Boyle
Boyle
Ste. Alvin L. Smith Jr
Naples
Fla
N.Y. Solon
L.A
Powers
Stanley F. Reed
Charles E. Whittaker
Arthur J. Goldberg
Tom C. Clark
Haynesworth
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Great Lakes
Carlton
Lomita Lad
Calif
Harbor Blvd
Garden Grove
Jack LA Lanne
Candlewood
Lakewood
Canada
Europe
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