Detectives foil Chilean jet hijack attack in midair shootout
In Santiago two detectives disguised as mechanics thwarted a hijack aboard LAN-Chile Caravelle en route to Havana. One hijacker died, another wounded. a policeman and a stewardess were injured, and all passengers remained unharmed.
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Santiago
UPI
Cuba
Lan-Chile
Puerto Montt
Chile
Havana
Manuel Rojas
Julio Bustos
Pedro Lenin Valenzuela Bravo
Oscar Marcelo Vasquez
Rojas
Valenzuela
Bustos
Vasquez
Karlet Burgos
Miss Burgos
Burns says tighter fiscal policy will ease tight money stance
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur F. Burns told the House Banking Committee that restricting government spending could pave the way to relaxing tight money policies. He ruled out direct Fed loans to the mortgage market while supporting measures to ease housing credit without harming monetary objectives. The Nixon administration's 200 year budget proposes a 1.3 billion surplus, and Burns urged discipline in both branches to curb inflation and stabilize credit conditions.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve
House Banking Committee
Burns
Nixon
Two UCSB Students Jailed for Campus Demonstrations
Two of 19 UCSB students arrested last week received 30 day county jail terms. Michael Barton and Michael Kronman, both Isla Vista residents, violated probation by joining campus protests that could lead to violence. They face additional charges of trespassing and failure to disperse with 17 others, and await trial set for Feb. 24.
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UC Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara
Walter E. Parent
Michael S. Barton
Michael T. Kronman
Isla Vista
Santa Barbara Selective Service
Parent
Barton
Kronman
Johnson Fulbright clash over Tonkin Gulf war powers
In a CBS interview Lyndon B. Johnson and J. William Fulbright sparred over the Tonkin Gulf resolution. Johnson accused Fulbright of misunderstanding the measure while Fulbright said Johnson and aides lied about naval incidents. The exchange highlighted fault lines as the Vietnam conflict intensified.
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Washington
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Tonkin Gulf
Johnson
Sen. Fulbright
United States
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gulf of Tonkin
Congress
Hanoi
China
Soviet Union
Rhodes
White House
South Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations
Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Grant
Manson murder case survives dismissal bid in L A court
Superior Court Judge Malcolm Lucas refused Charles Manson’s bid to drop murder charges tied to the Tate and LaBianca slayings. Manson acting as his own attorney argued constitutional rights were suspended. He remains jailed pending trial date setting.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Manson
Malcolm M. Lucas
Sharon Tate
Lucas
Reagan warns of fiscal chaos if bond issue fails in June
Governor Ronald Reagan warned at the California Newspaper Publishers Association convention that the state would face fiscal chaos if Proposition Seven raising bond interest from 5 to 7 percent fails in June. He stressed immediate bond sales are essential to fund water projects, schools, and higher education, noting $1 billion already sold could fall to taxpayers if the bond program stalls.
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Reagan
Los Angeles
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California Newspaper Publishers Association
CNPA
Houston Flournoy
Ed Reinicke
Ivy Baker Priest
Congressmen accuse UMW leaders of nepotism and despotism
Three coal miners and a congressman charged UMW hierarchy with nepotism and despotism as the Boyle-Yablonski election dispute prompted Senate Labor Subcommittee scrutiny. Kafton testified that he and about 200 others were blacklisted while a 5 year suit over district elections nears trial.
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Kafton
Moundsville
W.va
Capitol Hill
Ken Hechler
D-W. Va
Yablonski
Justice Department
Boyle
Trbovich
West Virginia
UMW
U S bombs Nong Kuhn village by accident
U S troops visiting Nong Kuhn in northeast Thailand after a B52 mishap say 108 bombs fell during a Vietnam era mission. Two women were wounded but not seriously and one was pregnant. villagers received 25 dollars in immediate aid with promise of more. A crater 15 feet deep marks the center of town near the schoolhouse.
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Nong Kuhn
Thailand
UPI
U.S
Bangkok
Nong Kunh
la Chayathan
Lompoc Record Wins CNPA Teen Coverage Award
The Lompoc Record received the California Newspaper Publishers Association merit award for youth interest coverage in papers under 15 000 circulation. Terri Fuchs, a Lompoc High School senior, and Cherry Key at Cabrillo High School edited the Record's Teen Page.
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Lompoc Record
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Ed Reinecke
Kenneth L. Adam
Lompoc Record Publications
Los Angeles
Centura Plaza Hotel
Visalia Times
Record
CNPA
Lompoc High School
Terri Fuchs
Cherry Key
Cabrillo High School
Miss Key
Misses Fuchs
Key
The
Lompoc Unified
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CBS
Dean Rusk
North Vietnam
Paris
Texas
House
John Fraters
Fraters
N. E St
Planning Commission
Dan Duffy
State Fair Employment Commission
Soli
Michael Trbovich
Clarksville, Pa
Rick Chay Athan
Chi
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