Arctic researcher charged in murder on remote ice island
A 35 year old Arctic researcher from Santa Barbara is flown back to the United States and charged with murdering his supervisor two weeks earlier on a remote ice island 325 miles south of the North Pole. Bennie Lightly, 31, was killed in a July 16 shooting on Fletcher's Island as both men performed meteorological research under a Navy contract. The suspect Mario Encamillia appeared before a U S magistrate in Alexandria Virginia as Lightly's body was returned in a casket on the same transport.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
North Pole
Mario Encamillia
Santa Barbara
Calif
U. S
Alexandria
Bennie Lightly
Fletcher's Island
Hospital News July Two Nine Seven Zero Admits and Discharges
Admitted Chona Rodriquez Elva Dean da Marianne Ingram Irene Reyes and Erlinda Jimenez. Dismissed Janet Marshall Shirley Mariott Librada Rodriquez. Admitted and discharged lists include Janet Marshall Viola Jobe Linda Heard and baby Chona Rodriquez and baby Erlinda Ramos Magdalena Arenivas and baby John Smith. July 28 1970 Bobby Kent Drue Ellen Stafford CBS MSSED Sisk Sue Roach Marianne Ingram Elbert Garrett Erlinda Jimenez and baby.
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Chona Rodriquez
Elva Deanda
Marianne Ingram
Irene Reyes
Erlinda Jimenez
Janet Marshall
Shirley Mariott
Librada Rodriquez
Viola Jobe
Linda Heard
Baby
Erlinda Ramos
Magdalena Arenivas
John Smith
Bobby Kent
Drue Ellen Stafford
CBS
Sisk
Sue Roach
Elbert Garrett
Births and Bronx origins noted in brief notice
Births list includes a girl to Enrique Rodriquez in Pecos on July 26 and a boy to Bobby Mariott in Pecos on July 27 plus other names and addresses in Balmorhea Pecos and Verhalen. Also notes New York City's Bronx named for Jonas Bronck the first European settler and theBronx flag influence.
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Mrs
Enrique Rodriquez
Box 1625
Pecos
Jesse Jimenez
Box
Balmorhea
Bobby Mariott
S, Eddy, Pecos
Justo Rodriquez
Walnut
Manuel Reyes
New York City
Bronx
Jonas Bronck
Broncks
Bronck
New York
Squeeze On U S Farmers Eases A Bit
Washington AP reports July eased farm cost-price squeeze slightly. Farm expenses fell 0.25 percent to mid July with an index at 389 percent of 1910 base, still near highs. Prices received by farmers rose about 2 percent due to higher eggs potatoes milk and hogs while cattle calves and vegetables fell.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Linda Kasabian questioned on sex and drugs in Tate trial
In Los Angeles, defense attorney Paul Fitzgerald questioned Linda Kasabian about LSD use and group sex with Charles Manson followers as part of attacking her trial testimony. Kasabian described multiple drug experiences and a sexual session at the Spahn ranch, while Manson followers reacted during cross examination.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Linda Kasabian
Paul Fitzgerald
Charles Manson
Manson
Venice
Fitzgerald
Spahn Movie Ranch
Viet Nam and Cambodia face heavy fighting amid cross border clashes
Reports from Saigon and Phnom Penh describe multiple Viet Cong and North Vietnamese attacks across Cambodia and South Vietnam. Casualties include pilots killed and dozens wounded, with Cambodian and Thai forces роль engaged around Phnom Penh, Kompong Speu, and Kampot as the Kim Rom Plateau battlefield persists and Thai troops face possible withdrawal amid tensions.
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da Nang
Air Force
al Skyraider
Cambodia
Kim Rom
Kompong Spen
Kompong Speu
Saigon
Kampot
Gulf of Siam
Phnom Penh
Suong
Kompong Thom
Doeum Rokas
Kompong Chhang
Kompong Cham
South Vietnam
Do Cao Tri
New York Times
James Sterba
Sterba
Tri
U. S
Vietnam
Bangkok
Scandal in FHA Housing Program Raises Alarm
Congressional investigators say the FHA 235 program has funded slum housing. In Washington and Philadelphia inspectors documented 24 and 13 properties with severe code violations and misvaluations by appraisers. A speculator flipped a property from 9000 to 17500 in four months. Other international items noted include Israel’s peace plan debates and Arab-Israeli clashes, plus Portugal's longest bridge opening in 1966.
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Washington
FHA
George Romney
House Banking Committee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Romney
Patman
Philadelphia
House Select Committee On
Banking Committee
Congress
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Rogers C. B. Morton
Maryland
Lawrence O’brien
Democratic Party
Reform Commission
Chicago
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Morton
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D-N. Y
Podell
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
White House
Nixon
San Clemente
Hospital News
Charles C. Stanford
Box 35
Verhalen
Southwest
West
Texas
Colorado
Trans Pecos Apiaries
Balmorhea, Texas
Cook
America
U.S
Tate
Leslie
Tex
Snake
Clem
American Medical Association
Kellogg’s and Post
Choate
Conference of Food, Nutrition and Health
FDA
Anderson
Soviet Union
Vienna
South Viet
Golden Colorado
Valley Distributors
Tobe McWhorter
Dick Morrow
Fort Stockton, Texas
R.E
Dick) Morrow
Mana
RTH
Ben Deas
Armida
Jordan
Tel Oazir
Shaar Hagolan
Sea of Galilee
Beirut
al Fatah
Antonio Salazar
Tagus River
Portugal
By Kate Osann
Tizzy
Aegis Entermise
Reeves County
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South
Cedar Street
Ford Love
Joyce Miller
Tom Lewis
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