Boy Survives Desert Heat For 2 Months
A 6-year-old boy imprisoned in a six-foot square crate in the desert for nearly two months survived with no serious injuries but was starved for affection. He and relatives were kept at a ranch 56 miles north of Blythe by a Los Angeles County probation officer father after a fire. Found chained and malnourished, the boy had bruised ankles and flies infested surroundings as temperatures reached 110 degrees.
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Blythe
Calif
UPI
Anthony Saul Gibbons
Here
Los Angeles County
Nixon flies secret Vietnam visit amid Thai talks
President Nixon departed Bangkok in secret from Don Muang at 9 25 a m aboard Air Force One for a two hour 50 minute flight to Vietnam. He planned to meet troops in Saigon with Mrs Nixon and confer with President Thieu as Gen Abrams supervised security and Thai leaders pledged U S support and gradual troop withdrawal.
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Air Force One
Don Muang Military Air Terminal
Nixon
Grand Palace
Bangkok
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
White House
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Color lunar landing photos from Apollo 11 released
Color stills and film from Apollo 11 pilots Edwin Aldrin and Neil Armstrong were released showing Tranquillity Base scenes including the flag, Earth, the Eagle lander and early moonwalk. The first set included a moonquake meter and a reflector, with Aldrin capturing views from the lunar module windows.
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Space Center
Houston
API
Edwin E. Aldrin
Neil A. Armstrong
Man
Earth
Armstrong
Dr. Crucilla Named Permanent Director of SNMH
At a regular meeting of the Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees Dr. Samuel P. Crucilla was retained as permanent director on a month to month basis after serving six months as acting director. Murray Kachad resigned from the board citing business obligations in California. Dr. Thomas S. LaMotte was retained.
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Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Samuel P. Crucilla
Murray Kachad
William Briare
David McGinty
California
Bonanza Hotel Decision Pending in Court
District Judge Howard Babcock postponed a ruling in the Bonanza Hotel management dispute until today. The decision will determine whether Nathan Jacobson or Howard S. Levin, head of Levin Townsend Computer Corp., will run the Strip resort. Public interest was high with many courthouse inquiries about the outcome.
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Bonanza Hotel
Bonanza
Howard Babcock
Nathan Jacobson
Howard S. Levin
Levin-Townsend Computer Corp
Weather: Variable clouds with scattered thundershowers
The day brings variable clouds with scattered thundershowers after noon and in the evening. High around 102 and a low near 80. Noontime humidity about 34 percent with sunrise at 5 46 and sunset at 7 48.
Yanks Battle Viets On Eve Of Nixon Visit
Allied troops fought a daylong battle near the Cam bodian border as Nixon prepared to visit Vietnam. U S 25th Infantry Division arrived to support civilian irregulars facing North Vietnamese forces with air strikes and artillery.
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Nixon
Saigon
UPI
Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Judge Rules No Jurisdiction On Mint Hotel Picketing
District Judge John Mendoza refused a preliminary injunction to halt Teamsters Local 995 picketing the Mint Hotel. He said only the National Labor Relations Board has jurisdiction, recalling the hotel’s temporary restraining order. The case leaves open whether picketing may resume and how the hotel may respond.
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Teamsters
Union 995
Mint Hotel
John Mendoza
Mendoza
National Labor Relations Board
Richard §. Thomas
Teamsters Local 995
Hawes declines LV Convention Center directorship
William M. Hawes rejected the executive director post at the Convention Center and bureau after a two hour interview. He cited lack of a formal contract and inadequate salary of 25 000 given the duties. Hawes currently leads the Chicago office for the convention bureau.
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Hawes
LV Center
William M. Hawes
Convention Center
Chicago
The
Convention Bureau
Convention Authority Executive Board
Anna Builds Up As First 69 Hurricane
An Air Force reconnaissance flight found winds near hurricane strength in tropical storm Anna, 2,300 miles from the U.S. mainland. The weather bureau reported highest winds about 70 mph near the storm center, with 75 mph expected today, likely making Anna the season’s first hurricane.
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Anna
Miami
API
Air Force
U.S
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Thailand
Abrams
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cam Ranh Bay
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Thanat Khoman
United States
Khoman
Henry Kissinger
Thanom Kittikachorn
DR. S. P. Crucilla Hospital
Astro
Aldrin
Eagle Moon Lander
Frogman
Moon
Ann Landers
Danaae
Paul Price
Ralph Pearl
Serene
Society
Jimmy Snyder
Johannes Steel
Television
Dr. Crucilla
SNMH
Roberta Darling
SUN
Thomas S. LaMotte
Walter P. Loomis, Jr
Mint
Loomis
NLRB
Carol Gelf
Center
Fremont ST
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