Chumash Ridge Paintings and Cemetery Drainage Dispute
The article notes Chumash ridge paintings on rock surfaces and describes a coastal cave site with red on black art and animal silhouettes. It also reports Albert Houser alleging highway drainage flaws in Maryland expose caskets at George Washington Cemetery, prompting a lawsuit for drainage redesign and burial-site restoration costs.
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Nixon's Kiev Lunch Briefly Cut Short by Host Program
Pat Nixon and entourage visited the Young Pioneers Palace in Kiev where 12 year old girls offered a borscht lunch but were told the program must continue. She and President Nixon later laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier and prepared to fly to Tehran. The visit showcased Soviet youth training and included a radio room display with cards from Houston and Mocksville. A 60 boy choir sang Kalinka and other songs in red neckerchief uniforms.
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Blind man Hartman lands medical school acceptance
Philadelphia UPI David W. Hartman, blind since age eight, wins admission to Temple University School of Medicine after ten majors. He aims for psychiatry and notes Temple may be the first blind student admitted to a medical school in a century. Professors at Gettysburg aided his premed work by tactile study of anatomy.
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Extortionist Threats Target CalNeva Casino in Crystal Bay
In Crystal Bay Nevada an extortionist threatened CalNeva Lodge with bubonic plague to force a $1 million payoff. Tests on a vial left at the casino showed no signs of the disease after a thorough sheriff’s search.
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Melvin Belli to marry fourth wife in Sonora courthouse
San Francisco attorney Melvin Belli, 64, plans a noon Saturday wedding to Lia Triff, a University of Maryland coed from Bethesda, Md. The ceremony will be in Sonora courthouse. Triff graduates next month with anthropology and art history degrees and holds a Fulbright scholarship.
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FTC calls sugar ad false over organic claim
The FTC challenged Cumberland Packing Corp for ads stating Sugar in the Raw is organically grown and more nutritious than refined sugar. The agency said the product is processed, not organic, and not a significantly better source of vitamins or minerals.
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Man killed in Belfast as IRA cease fire falters
Gunmen killed a man in Belfast and a British soldier was wounded as sniper attacks erupted less than three hours after the Official IRA declared an immediate cease-fire. The Provisional IRA rejected the truce and continued its bombing and gun campaigns amid rising sectarian tension in Ardoyne and Millfields Road.
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Navy plane search expands over Pacific for missing crew
Navy Air Force and Coast Guard planes joined 14 Civil Air Patrol aircraft in a Monday sweep across the Pacific seeking a missing four engine P3 Orion with eight aboard. The search, aided by CAP over the Santa Lucia Mountains, yielded dozens of leads with no success.
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