Federal raids crush largest narcotics operation to date
Federal agents in coordinated raids across 10 cities arrested 127 people and searched for 63 more as part of what officials call the nation s biggest narcotics operation. They seized about 2.6 million in narcotics, $19,875, 23 cars and 14 weapons with ongoing investigations and planned further raids.
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Flu
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United States
Pan Am Flight Hijacked to Cairo by Albanian Armed Man
An Albanian hijacker with a toy pistol diverted a Pan American Boeing 707 carrying 134 passengers from Beirut to New York. The pilot landed in Cairo after radioing Nicosia control. the suspect, 30, was arrested. The incident disrupted a route via Rome and Paris.
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Middle East News Agnecy
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New Miss California from Castro Valley
Karin Kascher of Castro Valley, 18 and a violinist, was crowned Miss California on Saturday night. She won a $1000 scholarship and will represent the state in the Miss America contest. Kascher plans to study at the Juilliard School in New York and defended her choice amid pageant protests as a free one.
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Apathy Heights Fresh Student Draft Deferments This Year
White House apathy and congressional inaction promise college freshmen continued draft deferments this fall. The Selective Service cautions delays may be short lived as Congress stalls Nixon’s proposal to end four year deferments. House and Senate leadership remain split with Rivers wavering and Ford undecided.
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Leslie Arends
Illinois
Thousands pay final respects to Sukarno in Jakarta
Thousands of Indonesians lined the streets to glimpse the coffin of former President Sukarno as it moved from his home to Halim Airport. Sukarno, who led Indonesia from 1945 to 1967, was 69 and died Sunday. The burial site was set for Blitar, East Java, by President Suharto and his cabinet despite appeals from Sukarno’s wives.
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Lompoc Record Official Details and Publication Info
The Lompoc Record is a California daily newspaper published by Lompoc Record Publications. It lists officers including Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam as president and J. Donald Adam as publisher and secretary treasurer.
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J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Davis vows to sue to reinstate UCLA professor
Angela Davis, fired from UCLA as an assistant philosophy professor, vows federal court action claiming political bias. Attorney John T. McTernan says the Regents’ decision violates Davis’s rights and that her Communist Party membership prompted the dismissal. UCLA officials say she was removed for inflammatory speeches at other campuses.
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UPI
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University of California Regents
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Regents
UCLA
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Communist Party
University of California
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Thunderstorms lash Southeast with hail and tornado sighting
Severe storms swept the Southeast with high winds and large hail. A tornado was sighted near Jackson Mississippi and a tunnel cloud was reported 21 miles west. Hail measured from half an inch to two inches, with golf ball sized hail in Jackson and larger hail in Brookneal Virginia. Winds peaked at 60 mph in Blakstone Virginia and 55 mph in New Bern North Carolina.
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Slow jury selection in Tate case drags into second week
In Thousand Oaks the Tate murder trial of Charles Manson and three female followers enters week two as jurors are examined. Prosecutors and defense seek unbiased panels despite a six month possible trial period with 14 jurors excused last week. Linda Kasabian may testify under immunity as the star witness in a case tied to the Tate LaBianca killings.
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Manson
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
Sharon Tate
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Santa Monica
Gary Hinman
Tate-LaBianca
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