UFOs Reported in California Desert and New York State
Unidentified objects were seen near Blythe California and Johnstown New York on Thursday. Patrick Archer described a multi colored lit circular craft hovering over an orchard while Billy Pulis and classmates watched a capsule shaped object descend near their school with legs and a halo of light. Authorities cited low flying Pacific Southwest Airlines practice landings as a possible explanation, though witnesses doubted aviation.
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United Press International
California
New York State
Blythe
Calif
Patrick Archer
Saginaw
Mich
Johnstown
N.Y
Billy Pulis
Archer
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Warren Street
United Fund Scorecard Exceeds Goal Despite Gaps
The scorecard breaks down donations by division showing Division I General commercial 648 Division II Specified business Division III Public service Division IV Professional 650 Division V Special events 1 107 Division VI Corporations 0 Division VII North county 8 280 as part of the United Fund drive. The report highlights totals and remaining gaps toward the 72 000 goal.
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North County
Fulbright urges US and USSR to press Israel on land for peace
Sen. J. William Fulbright calls for American and Soviet pressure through the United Nations to push Israel to relinquish lands seized since 1967 in exchange for security guarantees. He emphasizes negotiated terms, shared concessions, and resolution under the 1967 UN framework.
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Washington
UPI
J. William Fulbright
United States
Soviet Union
Israel
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Middle East
Senate
United Nations
Security Council
U.N
Rebozo sues Post over libel and media ethics debates
Rebozo sues C G Bebe Rebozo, alleging libel in a Washington Post stock article. Alabama defends its ethics licensing law for reporters. Julian Goodman critiques proposed network breakups. NYT asks federal court to dismiss Otto Otepka libel suit.
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United Press International C. G
Bebe’’ Rebozo
Washington Post
Alabama
Julian Goodman
National Broadcasting Company
New York Times
Baltimore
US State Department
Otto Otepka
Arraigned suspects linked to nine murders in Victor case
Two suspects Willie L. Steelman and Douglas E. Gretzler stood arraigned in Stockton Municipal Court over nine counts of murder in the Victor grocer massacre. They were transported under heavy guard from French Camp to face charges as investigators tied them to related killings in Arizona and a double slaying.
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Stockton
Calif
UPI
San Joaquin County
Willie L. Steelman
Douglas E. Gretzler
New York City
French Camp
Sacramento
Central Valley
Steelman
Gretzler
Arizona
Victor
Walter Parkin
Parkin
Bill Peterson
Peterson
British homes kept with less heat than American standards
A reminiscence from UPI notes postwar Britain lived with minimal heating. The author recalls London years 1959 to 1966 with only two radiators in an eight room flat and coal fires in most rooms. Cold temperatures persisted at work, theater, and outings, requiring warmer dress.
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New York
UPI
America
London
Nation Sees Deep Freeze and Snow Across Regions
Cold air from lakes Erie and Ontario prompts snow squalls across the northern half of the country with up to six inches possible by noon. Snow covers Sault Ste Marie while parts of West Virginia see mixed rain and snow. Gale warnings rise along the California coast as a storm nears Oregon and California.
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United Press International
New York State
Lakesie
Ontario
National Weather Service
Sault St. Marie
Mich
West Virginia
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Oregon Coast
Oregon
California
Point Arena
Sniper kills bank bandit during hostage drama in Atlanta
A police sniper from a bank rooftop shot a bandit crouched among four hostages at the Spring Street First National Bank. The suspect, identified as George Lenton Whitfield, died near a getaway car with $200,000. Officer J B Adams was wounded. none of the hostages were harmed.
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Atlanta
UPI
George Lenton Whitfield
New Carrollton
J. B. Adams
FBI
Adams
Spring Street
First National Bank
Thanksgiving Prices Rise With Higher Holiday Turkeys
UPI reports that Thanksgiving shoppers will pay more for turkey this year due to higher overall prices while production edges higher and slaughter weights dip. Despite flat production, strong demand has drawn down cold storage stocks and pushed turkey from lower priced categories into pricier tiers.
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Washington
UPI
Turkey
Boyle to Leave Hospital for Extradition Hearing
W. A. Tony Boyle, 71, recovering from a barbiturate overdose, plans not to fight extradition to Pittsburgh on murder conspiracy charges. He is to leave George Washington University Hospital for a U.S. District Court appearance today regarding the alleged plot to kill union rival Joseph A. Yablonski.
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Washington
UPI
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony
Boyle
Pittsburgh
George Washington University Hospital
U.S. District Court
Joseph A
Jock”’ Yablonski
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By Barnes
Rebozo
Buenos Aires
U.S
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Amoco Argentina Oil Co
Wilkie
Great Lakes
Central Appalachians
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
North Dakota
Agriculture Department
McPeek
North H Street
Pharmacist
Brain Pharmacy
H’ St
Ladera
Tree Farm
Monterey
Ronald Kretzinger
CampBell Road
Lompoc RE
Xara
Starbuck
Lompoc
Stereos
McMahan’s
Admiral
Pact Co
No. H St
CVA Ue Es
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