Navy to auction decommissioned presidential yachts Patricia and Julie
The Navy will invite bids June 25 from about 20 000 people for the 96 foot Patricia valued at 100 000 and the 64 foot Julie priced around 65 000. Bids run to July 16 with displays at Washington Navy Yard and Miami Coast Guard station.
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Patricia
Julie
Nixon
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Coast Guard
Miami
Fla Nixon
Elizabeth Taylor Leaves Desert Hospital After Minor Bleeding
Actress Elizabeth Taylor departed Desert Hospital in Palm Springs after a brief stay to stop slight bleeding following a gynecological operation in Los Angeles two weeks earlier.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Elizabeth Taylor
Desert Hospital
Hyman Swerdlow
Miss Taylor
Los Angeles
Berlin Talks Continue Among Big Four Ambassadors
In West Berlin the Big Four ambassadors held their fourth session on Berlin's future with Pyotr Abrassimov chairing. Kenneth Rush Sir Roger Jackling and Jean Savagnargues attended as talks began March 26 and remain secret with no reported progress beyond initial stage.
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Germany
West Berlin
Pyotr Abrassimov
East Germany
Kenneth Rush
United States
Roger Jackling
Brittan
Jean Savagnargues
France
Births in Pecos July 6
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ursula Fuentez at 322 North Walnut Pecos on June 6. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Epifanio Montoya at 318 East 5th Street Pecos on June 6. Mrs Robert Antillon 61p of Air Base Pecos also marked a June 6 birth.
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Ursula Fuentez
North
Walnut
Pecos
Robert Antillon
Mr. and
Epifanio Montoya
Rees Believes It Or Not At Pecos Event
Mrs. Mario Zermeno of Pecos and Mrs. Salvador Navarete of Pecos both shown on June 6 at 123 S Mesquite and 5195 Pe can Pecos in a local notice listing residents and dates.
White House orders electricity cut to Alcatraz Indians
The White House ordered cutting power to Indian-occupied Alcatraz Island, cut May 28, while Indians relied on a lighthouse cable. Coast Guard Capt. Scharfenstein said the move aims to remove Indians for a national park. Separately 33 Pit Indians were arrested at Big Bend for trespassing on PG& E land as court fights continue.
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Alcatraz Island
White House
Coast Guard
Charles Scharfenstein
Pit
Hospital News Admits and Dismissals June 3–6 1970
The hospital records show admissions on June 3 including Lee Hunt Tammy Jo Grass and Rhonda Grass. Dismissals include Joyce Stout Julia Cazares and baby Isabel Jurado and baby Carmel Carrasco Luis Ortega and Marintez baby. June 4 lists Roddy Neel and dismissals Barbara Renteria Juanita Arrendondo and Dr LG. Sun day June 5 notes Elesia Zermeno and Josie Chavez Antillon with Tammy Jo Grass Rhonda Kay Grass and Minnie Curb. June 6 records Aurora Fuentez Ber ta Montoya Mary Varela Olivia Navarete and Ione Morelan plus Roddy Neel.
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Lee Hunt
Tammy Jo Grass
Rhonda Grass
Joyce Stout
Julia Cazares
Isabel Jurado
Carmel Carrasco
Luis Ortega
Marintez
Roddy Neel
Elesia Zermeno
Josie Chavez Antillon
Rhonda Kay Grass
Minnie Curb
Aurora A. Fuentez
Berta C. Montoya
Mary C. Varela
Olivia Navarete
Ione P. Morelan
U S and Khmer clashes yield deaths and air losses
Four Americans are killed and 36 wounded in clashes in Cambodia with one enemy dead. U S Command reports a UH1 helicopter loss and a Marine F4 Phantom shot down by ground fire. One pilot rescued, the other missing after the Phantom crash west of Da Nang. The helicopter went down Monday 20 miles west of Phan Rang near the coast.
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Cambodia
U. S
Marine Corps
da Nang
Phan Rang
Saigon
Jordanian Clash Routs Militants as City Braces for Violence
On a city center battle, guerrillas fired from hidden positions while troops blocked streets. Casualties included a French Embassy attaché, with the Marxist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine bearing initial force before other groups joined. An official from the PLO declined comment amid ongoing fighting.
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Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Palestine Liberation Organization
Corpus Christi oil spill plan held as model for others
University of Texas regents approve a project to examine artifacts recovered from sunken Spanish ships in the Gulf of Mexico, while Corpus Christi's emergency spill response plan is cited as a regional model for communities preparing for environmental incidents.
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City of
Corpus Christi
University of Texas Regents
Gulf of Mexico
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