Lost boys identified with photo
Two Little Legs wandered from a Summit Street apartment and were identified after their picture appeared in the Press Telegram. Russell Standbridge, 3, and Bobby Standbridge, 4, were found by police and placed at the Good Neighbor Foster Home in Lakewood. an aunt notified authorities after recognizing the photo.
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Russell Standbridge
Bobby Standbridge
Summit St
Hays
Lakewood
Kim Standbridge
Oil Spill After Ship Rams Harbor Pier in Los Angeles
A 6,073-ton Danish freighter the Charlotte Maersk rammed Berth 126 in Los Angeles Harbor during 35 knot winds injuring no one. About 2,000 gallons of heavy oil spilled onto the wharf and harbor as the crane boom fell into the water pinning a work boat. Captain Lionel DeSanty cited bow thruster limits and gusty winds as causes.
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Los Angeles
Gil
Charlotte Maersk
Sause Brothers
Lionel DeSanty
Free Hearst check suspect seized in Modesto bust
UP I reports Yecharia Raintree a 24 year old Louisiana man was arrested at a Greyhound depot after a 360000 check bearing forged William Randolph Hearst signature was found on him He claimed two youths in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park gave him the check during a disturbance at the depot.
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Modesto
UPI
Louisiana
William FR. Hearst
Yecharia Raintree
Raintree
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Winds Roar Off California Coast Harming Vessel and Coastline
A powerful coastal wind storm pounded the California coast injuring no one but causing damage from Monterey to the Mexican border. The freighter Charlotte Maersk crashed into a Los Angeles Harbor wharf, lifting pilings and making a six foot bow hole. Seas reached eight feet while small craft sought refuge at Long Beach Marina. A 56 foot schooner carrying three crew and 11 Girl Scouts ran aground near the jetty. Harbor Patrol aided the drifting craft. Land warnings were issued across desert communities including Santa Fe Springs Long Beach and Newhall.
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Channel Islands
San Diego
Charlotte Maersk
Los Angeles Harbor
Rippitus
Long Beach
Coast Guard
California
Monterey
Long Beach Marina
Catalina Island
Phee
Bill Wahil
Harker
Los Angles
Saek Haven
Highway Patrol
Santa Fe Springs
Newhall
Girl fights to remain in Scouts
In a continuation of page A-1, Carrie Woolery fights to stay in the boys Scouts program. Dallas ACLU head Hank Albach says a court filing may come this week, and Mrs. Cecil Woolery, Carrie's den mother, asserts the girl’s program is as important as the boys. She details the Wolf Badge tasks and argues coeducation can reduce gender prejudice.
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Hank Albach
Dallas Aclu
Cecil Woolery
Carrie
Wooery
Lumber company blaze destroys workshop and window damage
Firefighters battled a blaze at the Car Con Paint Shop near a lumber company at 2525 Anaheim Street. Fire crews contained damage to the exterior. witness Mrs. Barnett described embers and windblown sparks hundreds of feet away as flames shot into the sky.
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Car Con Paint
Anaheim
Lumber Company
Joe Beaver
Ui Long Beach Search and Rescue Team
Thomas R. Barnett
E. Broadway
Tang Beach
Cliff Fall Kills Long Beach Teen in Canyon
Dennis Dergo, 14, of 7421 Timor Street, Long Beach, died Tuesday after apparently falling from a cliff in the San Gabriel Mountains above Altadena. His body was found by two hikers near the foot of the cliff, after he wandered from a Eaton Canyon camp where he and five friends were vacationing during Easter Week.
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Long Beach
San Gabriel Mountains
Altadena
Dennis Dergo
Timor St
Eaton Canyon
Meir Resignation Crisis Deepens Over Dayan Pressure
Israel faces a possible no confidence vote as Golda Meir weighs quitting under Dayan pressure after Justice Minister Zadok argued Dayan need not resign. The daylong Knesset turmoil pits Labor factions and Mapam against Dayan with calls for his ouster.
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Golda Meir
Dayan
Justice
Haim Zadok
Mrs.Meir
Labor Party
Knesset
Zadok
Cabinet
Nixon tours Michigan district amid mixed crowd reactions
President Nixon visited Bad Axe on a 37 mile tour through the Republican district, greeted by friendly crowds despite some anti Nixon signs. He blamed energy problems for unemployment in Saginaw and Bay City and urged passage of natural gas regulation and relaxed auto emissions rules to boost jobs. Nixon touted U.S. coal resources and called for strong leadership in world affairs following a Paris summit.
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Bad Axe
Nixon
Sparling
White House
Distrief
William Simon
Rosemary Albin
Cass City
Mad Axe
Sandusky
GOP
Miral
Sapinaw
Bay City
Congress
United States
Free World
Paris
America
Subpoena delays amid impeachment tapes dispute
Representative Calder Butler urged production of tapes while Rep Lawrence Hogan condemned the White House delay as dilatory. Chairman Peter Roding declined comment after a Democratic meeting, noting an exchange of views without a party position. The Judiciary Committee had demanded a reply by Tuesday.
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Nixon
Peter Roding
Dn.j
Calder Butler
Rva
Lawrence J. Hogan
R-Md
Eau
Judiciary Committee
Hogan
Eastar
White House
Not guilty plea by Reinecke in ITT case unfolds
Reinecke pleads not guilty as judge weighs passport surrender and pretrial publicity rules. Discussed costs of calling California witnesses, desire for California arraignment, and cross country travel in a case linked to ITT antitrust settlement and 1972 Republican Convention plans in San Diego.
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Parker
Reinecke
Dottohue
Connolly
Washington
California
Donohue
Reinnecke
Cid
Donohoe
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
ITT
San Diego
Calif
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard G. Kleindienst
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
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