Pan Am flight back to San Francisco after bomb threat
A Pan American World Airways Boeing 707 carrying 148 aboard resumed toward Honolulu after a bomb threat. The extortion demand of 100000 was not paid, the FBI investigated, and no explosive was found after a 212 hour search.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pan American World Airways
Pan Am
Honolulu
Flight 817
Hawaii
Pacific Ocean
Charles Banke
Permit approved for Fellowship House in Lompoc
Lompoc Planning Commission approved a one year use permit for Fellowship House at 214 216 E Olive Ave as a sober living facility under the Alano Clubs model despite neighbor objections. Opponents cited residential incompatibility while supporters backed the plan.
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Lompoc
Fellowship House
Ethel Pearl Theaman
E. Olive Ave
Alano Clubs
Leola Fabing
S. G St
Gilbert Chard
Jose Moreno
Gene West
W. Lime Ave
Roy Hodges
N. Lupine Ave
James Anderson
N. Y St
Henry Hoffmier
Commission
Lompoc Plaza
Conflicting reports on farm strike effects in Salinas Valley
Picketing by Cezar Chavez' UFWOC continues in Salinas Valley with reports of more crews at work and expansion to over 100 ranches. Some workers report being turned back, eight trespassing arrests noted, while Bud Antle Inc., Jim Mapes, and Sears Packing Co. maintain Teamsters contracts and avoid pickets. Chavez recuperates from a fast as union talks with Teamsters shape broader farm labor strategy.
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Salinas
UPS
Cezar Chavez
Farm Workers Union
Salinas Valley
Les Hubbard
California Council of Growers
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
UFWOC
Pic ‘N Pac
Bud Antle, Inc
Jim Mapes
Sears Packing Co
Teamsters Union
Antle
Monterey County Superior Court
Teamsters
Chavez
Nixon calls together foreign policy advisers for Middle East talks
President Nixon summoned his chief foreign policy advisers at the Western White House to pursue peace efforts as Arab and Israeli talks begin in New York. The gathering occurred at 2 20 pm EDT with Dan Duffy noted among attendees. An unrelated street incident mentions eight kids breaking up a dog fight in Mission Hills.
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San Clemente
UPI
Nixon
Middle East
New York
White House
Dan Duffy
Calle Segunda
Mission Hills
Weather and cease-fire news mix with D.C. briefing
Weather forecast calls for fair conditions through Wednesday with coastal overcast inland. Highs reach the 60s near the ocean and 70s to 80s inland, with 50s at night and 10 to 20 mph NW winds. Tides: high 3.8 ft at 9 14 am and 5.5 ft at 7 32 pm. lows 0.1 ft at 2 14 am and 3.1 ft at 1 26 pm. In Washington, Rogers Sisco and Kissinger meet to push a three month cease-fire and start talks among Israel Jordan and Egypt with Nixon to discuss foreign policy.
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William P. Rogers
Joseph C. Sisco
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Rogers
Israel
Jordan
Egypt
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Middle East
Mideast peace talks open with no compromise seen
United Nations mediator Gunnar V. Jarring opened discussions with Israel Egypt and Jordan at UN headquarters. Arab demands for full Israeli withdrawal and Israeli preference for direct talks framed the first sessions as negotiators met in separate meetings on the 38th floor.
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United Nations
UPI
Gunnar V. Jarring
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Jarring
U.N
Yosef Tekoah
Washington
Abdul Hamid Sharaf
Mohammed Hassan el- Zayyat
Sharaf
El-Zayyat
Security Council
Jerusalem
Tekoah
U.N. Security Council
Agnew and Park Clash Over Korea Posture in Talks
Vice President Spiro Agnew and South Korea President Park Chung Hee met for six hours in Seoul to discuss Washington’s plan to shift from manpower to equipment in Asia. Park warned that reducing U.S. forces would invite North Korea pressure, as a second meeting was added for Wednesday.
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Seoul
South Korea
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Park Chung Hee
Nixon
Agnew
Park
White House
Washington
North Korea
U.S
United States
Asia
Japan
Chosun
Blue House
Battle Continues in Mideast as Israel, Lebanon Engage
United Press International reports Israeli troops crossed into southern Lebanon for a second straight day and blew up houses near Chebaa amid heavy guerrilla fire on Lebanese and Jordanian fronts. No casualties were reported in the latest attack.
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United Press International
Lebanon
Chebaa
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
New York
U. N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Beirut
Cotton to resign from city planning commission
Dr Wendell N Cotton has resigned from his post on the seven member Planning Commission effective once a replacement is chosen by the City Council. He cited press of personnel and professional affairs as the reason and noted his orthodontics practice at 610 E Ocean Ave. He joined the commission at its first meeting last May.
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Wendell N. Cotton
Planning Commission
Cotton
E. Ocean Ave
Commission
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FBI
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Anchorage
Alaska
Seattle
Roy Williams
Fifth St
Wye
Paul W McKcraken
Council of Economic Advisers
Mideast
Wilma Thomas
Terry Milton Jones
Charles Anthony Ryan
Duane Thomas Bougie
Gerald Joseph Patten
Benjamin Brown
Melvin Gene Gordon
Clarence Eugene Morris
Paul A. Muspratt
Yaroun
Amman
Fatah
el Rouss
Mt. Hermon
al Assifa
Jordan Valley
Um el- Watta
Ali
Suez Canal
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