Leads Spark Crackdown After LAX Terminal Bombing
LA authorities move baggage checks to terminal entrances and raise security at LAX after the blast that killed two skycaps and injured 36. FBI says no suspects yet but multiple leads, including possible link to a letter to Senator Cranston.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles International Airport
U.S
FBI
Clifton A. Moore
City Department of Airports
Moore
Alan Cranston
California Democrat
Roy Greenaway
Cranston
Greenaway
Reds closing in on beleaguered Da Nang
Communist forces pushed toward Duc Duc after overrun of Thuong Duc, killing or capturing the 500-man ranger battalion there. Saigon rushed reinforcements to Duc Duc while reports of heavy fighting around Da Nang persisted as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops pressed the central highland region. Separate clashes in Cambodia left government and insurgent casualties, and an attack near Long Boret’s secretary wounded the driver.
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Saigon
UPS
da Nang
Duc Duc
Thuong Duc
South Vietnam
Central Highlands
U.S
Green Berets
Plei Me
American Motors Posts Record Third Quarter Profit
American Motors Corp reports a record 19 million dollar profit for the quarter ended Sept 30 1970, with sales at 581 million a 23.1 percent rise from a year ago. Despite higher costs the company notes nine month earnings of 34.6 million and pays two 10 cent dividends, as Big Three profits falter.
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Detroit
API
American Motors Corp
AMC
Tunney reports 1973 earnings and taxes
Senator John V. Tunney released a personal financial statement noting total income of 139,038 for 1973 with 31,924 paid in taxes. He listed a senate salary of 42,500 honorariums of 22,943 and capital gains and dividends of 73,595 plus federal and California taxes and real estate taxes on Washington and California homes.
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Washington
UPI
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Senate
California
Los Angeles
Rains arrive too late to heal drought in Midwest
Farmers in Texas and Kansas report scattering showers failing to revive crops as drought losses reach about 10 billion dollars. Cotton dies in fields with purple red blooms signaling poor yields while experts warn of greater losses absent more rain. Some optimism exists for a possible hay crop if additional rain comes.
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United Press International
Midwest
Kansas
Bobby Gruben
Rotan
Tex
Gruben
Midlands
Texas
Ronnie McNutt
Childress County
Donald Coker
Roby
McNutt
Navy Court-Martials 48 Enlisted Men for Missing Midway Sailing
The Navy courts martial 41 sailors and captain's mast seven others over missing Midway's June 14 sailing from Yokosuka. Investigations show no organized walkout. 24 trials completed with 17 guilty by design, seven by neglect. Eligible sailors included 34 black and 20 white crew members.
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Tokyo
UPS
US Navy
Midway
Navy
Yokosuka
U.S. Seventh Fleet
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FOR Lompoc Paging Systems
Public notice lists Lompoc Paging Systems doing business at 119 So J Street Lompoc California 93436 under Charles Anthony Ryan 1536 W Oak Ave Lompoc California 93436. The statement filed July 9 1974 with Santa Barbara County Clerk and certified as a correct copy by Deputy Clerk Claudia Springer.
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Lompoc Paging Systems
So. J. St Lompoc
Charles Anthony Ryan
W. Oak Ave
Lompoc
Charles A. Ryan
Santa Barbara County
Howard C. Menzel
Claudia Springer
Witnesses arrayed against Connally in milk scandal
The Watergate Special Prosecution Force has secured three key witnesses for the $10,000 bribery case against former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally Jr. Jake Jacobsen pleaded guilty to bribery, admitting two $5,000 payments in 1971. Harold S. Nelson also pleaded guilty to conspiracy to make an illegal payment.
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Washington
UPI
Watergate Special Prosecution Force
Treasury
John B. Connally Jr
Jake Jacobsen
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Connally
Jacobsen
Texas
Harold S. Nelson
AMPI
Nelson
Bob A. Lilly
Lilly
White House
San Angelo
Tex
Ray Cowan
First Savings and Loan Association
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Sen
Reds
Cambodia
Highway 4
Pich Nil Pass
Phnom Penh
Kompong Seila
Kompong Som
Leav Ser
Long Boret
Sai
Leavy Ser
Rinconada
Santa Rosa
Lompoc Union Grammar School
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
American Motors
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Roy D. Chapin Jr
Jorgensen Jewelers
Lompoc Shopping Center
Maguire Investments, Inc
E. Cook
Ray Oberman
MacFarlane
Berven
Fair & Warmer
Lees
Sales & Service
Norther Street
Meh Uuaerd
BankAmericard
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