New York Prisons Rocked by Riots and Hostage Talks
Riots spread to two more detention centers with 23 hostages held. Inmates at Queens House of Detention threaten to kill five hostages unless bail reviews and reforms occur. A judge promised swift bail reviews as Gov. Rockefeller and Mayor Lindsay engage in talks to resolve grievances over overcrowding and trial delays.
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Democrats Register Twice as Many Voters in California
California voter registration reached a record high as Democrats added 393000 voters and Republicans 194000 after the June primary. Democrats rose to 4.78 million and 54.9 percent of the electorate, while Republicans stood at 3.46 million and 39.8 percent.
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The Lompoc Record Publication Details and Rates
Adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065 The Lompoc Record is published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day. It lists staff titles and roles including President Publisher and Secretary-Treasurer, Editor, News Editor, Sports Editor, and circulation details. Subscription rate is $2.25 per month by mail in advance.
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Explosive Blast Hits University of Oregon Building
A dynamite bomb exploded in the basement toilet of a nine story U O building in Eugene causing extensive damage but no injuries. The blast occurred at 9 15 p m PDT prompting FBI involvement and questioning of staff nearby.
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U S Plane With 43 Disappears Over Taiwan Mountains
A U S Air Force C130E Hercules with 43 aboard vanished on a routine flight from Taipei to Chingchuankang Air Base in fog over northern Taiwan. Bad weather hindered search efforts with 12 U S and Chinese planes scouring within 25 miles of Taipei. wreckage remains undiscovered.
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Careers of two Hawaii politicians at stake
In Hawaii the gubernatorial primary pits two Democrats, Gov. John A. Burns and Lt. Gov. Thomas P. Gill, against each other as labor unions split and polls show a tight race. Former Judge Samuel P. King leads GOP hope D. Hebden Porteus for the nomination.
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Rally in Vietnam drawn by McIntire amid antiwar protests
Fundamentalist preacher Carl McIntire prepared to lead a March for Victory in Vietnam rally without Madame Ky as speaker but warned of possible violence. Police arrested more than 320 in a Georgetown counterdemonstration as Yippies planned a Screen concert nearby. Madame Ky was reported absent from a jet flight later grounded. McIntire claimed she would speak, while officials noted fatigue and uncertain plans.
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Calm Returns as Amman Lifts Curfew in War-Torn Jordan
Amman experiences heavy traffic and a 12 hour daily curfew lift as calm returns after an 11 day civil war. Two Jordanian security officers were killed amid unidentified attacks while international talks on a cease-fire and Middle East peace proceed with U S Egypt Kosygin and Nasser successors.
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Six Americans killed in crash near Saigon
Six Americans and a former Viet Cong scout were killed when an Army helicopter crashed 48 miles east of Saigon in Long Khanh province. One American was missing and feared dead. The crash was attributed to operational causes amid heavy monsoon weather.
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Mafia members convicted freed in Italian court
In LoCRI Italy a court convicted 411 men of criminal conspiracy and sentenced them up to three years before freeing them under a first offenders clause. Another 31 defendants were acquitted. The arrests followed a raid on a mountaintop glade near Reggio Calabria.
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