Police doubt Zodiac link after San Francisco shooting
Police say a father David O. Martin killed by officer Thomas Burns after threatening his daughter did not prove to be the Zodiac killer who claimed seven murders. Fingerprint tests show no match and Martin had a narcotics arrest record. wife and 11 year old daughter were wounded during the incident.
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San Francisco
UPI
David O. Martin
Thomas Burns
Zodiac
Burns
Martin
Elemany Emergency Hospital
South Vietnam denies Song My massacre reports
South Vietnam calls claims of a 1968 Song My massacre "totally untrue" and says 20 civilians died not 567. Defense Minister Nguyen Van Vy wraps up the domestic inquiry while U.S. officials pursue their own review. Village chief Ton That Khien cites about 300 deaths in the bombardment.
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Song My
Ton That Khien
Nationwide warming trend boosts dry, springlike weather
A United Press International weather digest reports a broad warming trend from the West to the East with high pressure extending from Texas to New England. Sparse precipitation includes snow flurries in the Great Lakes region and notable snow in Syracuse with eight inches on the ground. Temperatures range from 17 at International Falls to 67 at Key West with 70s in the South and 50s in the Northwest, while Livingston Montana endures winds up to 60 mph.
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Texas
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Rockies
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Key West
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New England
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New York
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Oranges Pile Up as Growers Seek Disposal
In Visalia Tulare County growers face 2500 carloads of surplus oranges. W L Woodall of Lindsay says dumps may hold the fruit after all other disposal options are exhausted. He notes the Federal Navel Orange Administrative Board prorates sales and blames poor merchandising by sales firms. Most fruit remains on trees though the marketing schedule will leave about one third unsold.
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Visalia
UPI
Tulare
W.L. Woodall
Lindsay
Navel Orange Administrative Board
Woodall
Reagan urges repay college costs as capital investment
Gov. Ronald Reagan told UC regents education should be treated as a capital improvement with tuition and costs repaid after earnings rise. He urged a “pay back later” plan funded by graduates, while some regents debated morality and the university’s centuryold tuitionfree stance.
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San Francisco
UPI
Ronald Reagan
University of California
Reagan
Board of Regents
Charles J. Hitch
Reagan denounces senators for narrow political motives
Governor Ronald Reagan criticized U S senators for narrow political considerations after the 55 to 45 Senate vote against Clement Haynsworth’s Supreme Court nomination. He called the rejection unfortunate and said Haynsworth’s qualifications and integrity were unimpeachable.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Senate
Nixon
Abe Fortas
Reagan
Haynsworth
Indians Occupy Alcatraz Claim Unused Federal Land
About 120 young American Indians seized Alcatraz Island claiming the land as unused federal territory and seeking an autonomous government and a cultural center. They demand two weeks for government acknowledgment and a meeting with Interior Secretary Walter Hickel while Coast Guard interactions with sympathizers continued.
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San Francisco
UPI
Land
Woody Guthrie
Alcatraz Island
U.S. General Services Administration
Coast Guard
Richard Oakes
Interior
Walter Hickel
Oakes
Witness Refuses to Repeat Obscenity in Riot Trial
A Chicago riot conspiracy trial witness declined to repeat a profane remark to female jurors during cross examination. Police photographer Joseph Hale initially denied using the word, then admitted it had been spoken. Judge Julius Hoffman sustained a defense objection to the line of questioning as immaterial. The hearing also touched on whether the police department must open its subversive activities records to the defense, with Weinglass urging full access and the prosecution offering a choice between disclosure and dismissal.
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Cmilagu
UPI
Chicago
Grant Park
Joseph Hale
William Kunstler
Hale
Kunstler
U.S. District Court
Julius J. Hoffman
Hoffman
Leonard Weinglass
Weinglass
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