Nixon urged to send task force to Con Son Island
Rep William R. Anderson and Rep Augustus Hawkins pressed President Nixon to dispatch task forces to Con Son Island in Vietnam within 48 hours. They warned the site could become infamous like Auschwitz if action is not taken to prevent prisoner degradation and retaliation against former inmates.
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Con Son Island
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UPI
Tiger Cage
South Vietnam
Nixon
Auschwitz
Dachau
Buchenwald
Vietnam
Con Son
Walsh recalls near daily interrogation in Chinese prison
Roman Catholic bishop James Edward Walsh recounts 18 months of near constant questioning after his 1958 arrest in Shanghai. He describes prison hospital care for rheumatism and his release to Hong Kong, where he plans to return to the United States. He rejects bitterness, noting his daily writing in English verse with his left hand.
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Hong Kong
UPN
James Edward Walsh
Communist
China
Walsh
John McCormack
The
Maryknoll Fathers
Our Lady of Maryknoll Hospital
Cumberland
Paul VI
Vatican
Shanghai
United States
McCormack
Sailor to report oil to Congress
Thor Heyerdahl testified planned before a U S Senate environmental subcommittee about oil pollution he found during the Rail voyage from Sati Morocco to Bridgetown Barbados. He noted cans and cellulose debris and said the UN has been advised to study the issue while planning installation of the Rail in Oslo.
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Barabados
UPIL
Thor Heyerdahl
Senate Environmental
Heyerdahl
Washington, D.C
Sati
Morocco
United Nations
Atlantic
Norway
Oslo
Heverdahl
Lompoc Record Admits Publication Details
Adjudicated newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. The Lompoc Record is published by Lompoc Record Publications, a California corporation, with staff including President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam and Publisher J. Donald Adam. Daily except Sundays and Christmas Day, subscription $2.25 per month.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Second bubonic plague case linked to Shasta County campgrounds
California health officials warn campers to avoid rodents after confirming a second bubonic plague case in Shasta County. C Donald Curry, 45, a Big Springs lumberman, is recovering at Feather River Hospital Greenville from a near McArthur Burney Falls area exposure amid a ground squirrel outbreak.
Starving death investigated in Whatcom County jail
A three man commission opens inquiry into Robert L. Guest 22 of London Ontario who starved himself to death in Whatcom County jail after a 30 day jail sentence for illegal entry. The panel will interview inmates and staff though it has no subpoena power. Guest lost 70 pounds, from 170 to 100, before dying July 3 in hospital.
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Bellingham. Wash
UPI
Robert L. Guest
London
Ont
United States
Skagit County
John Boynton
Whatcom County
Guest
Boynton
Robert Rood
Rood
Father arrested for claw hammer attack in San Gabriel
Police arrest 37 year old Fred Sentt on suspicion of assault and murder after a claw hammer attack that killed his 10 year old son and his mother in law and left his wife critically injured. Authorities note wounds appeared personal safety related and fires followed the assault at the family home.
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Coleman
Gloria
Jennie
Ken
Ji Chapman
Chapman
Scott
Senff
Rosemead
University of California At Santa Barbara
Wilshire
Gerard Trent Jr
Carolyn Statford
Carol Lynn
Julie
Trent
Statford
Agnew watch creator faced threats to Garden Grove
Dr Dale E Dougherty of Garden Grove and Anaheim, who markets a Spiro Agnew watch, reported four threatening calls on July 8. An anonymous caller used profane language at nurses, claimed to be Communist and threatened a Molotov cocktail. Dougherty said he has not been personally threatened and would not comment.
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Manchester
England
UPI
Pamela Hobson
Manchester University
Department of Preventive Dentistry
Garden Grove
Spiro Agnew Watch
Dale E. Dougherty
Dougherty
Manson Case Jury Selection Ready as Trial Looms
A cross section of middle class Americans will judge Charles Manson and three young women in the Tate LaBianca murders case. Seven men and five women were approved for juror duty with six alternates to be chosen, while the prosecution slated to begin its case next week.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Tate- LaBianca
Manson
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
Death Valley
Sharon Tate
Sunset Boulevard
Lena LaBianca
Irving Kanarek
Kanarek
Los
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