Major jet orders reshape McDonnell Douglas Lockheed race
McDonnell Douglas aims for a 336 aircraft fleet by year end and over 400 by 1970 as it seeks large orders for the KC-10. Lockheed reports 172 orders for the L-1011 from four U. S. airlines and a British holding company, while Delta and Northeast add more orders and pricing pressure eases.
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James S. McDonnell
McDonnell Douglas Corp
McDonnell
United
Douglas Aircraft Division
Long Beach
Lockheed
Airbus
U. S
Trans World Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
British Air Holdings Ltd
Europe
Delta Air Lines
Northeast Air Lines
McDonnell Douglas
Sit-ins spread as Columbia campus lockdown continues
Student demonstrators occupy Hamilton Hall and the president’s Low Memorial Library area at Columbia University. Officials report about 420 involved, with 200 Negro students in Hamilton Hall. Authorities call in police as classes resume amid ongoing blockades.
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Columbia
Hamilton Hall
Hossipe
Grayson Kirk
Low Memorial Library
Malcolm X University
University
Kirk
Poll shows rise in criticism of Reagan's work
The survey indicates disapproval among Democrats increased slightly while approval among Democrats held steady. Reagan maintains majority state support though polarization grows, with 60 percent finding some degree of favorability and 61 percent approving his performance.
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Reagan
Total Gop
MNGR
Ronald Reagan
Mexico Seizes Frees King Killing Suspect
In Sonora Mexico a U S citizen Daniel David Kennedy was questioned as a man resembling James Earl Ray the alleged King slayer. He was released after FBI found no resemblance. Kennedy said he toured Sonora and denied involvement while his mother in Baltimore said no connection. Lt Fletcher detained Kennedy after a cafe sighting near Cabore a and border crossing on April 7.
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Mexico City
U.S
Martin Luether King, Jr
Daniel David Kennedy
Baltimore
Sonora
King
FBI
Kennedy
James Earl Ray
Roberto Fletcher
Judicial Police
Caborea
Pearl FE. Kennedy
Ray
Mrs. Kennedy
Fletcher
Cahorea
Nogales
Ariz
Caharea
Ciudad Victoria
California Speaker Hopes Federal Welfare Funding Change
Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh introduces a bill urging President Johnson and Congress to cover the full cost of welfare for recipients who do not meet residence rules. The move follows a three judge San Francisco ruling striking California residency requirements and a projected federal cost impact cited by the Reagan administration. California joins an appeal and plans its own submission.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Johnson
Congress
San Francisco
California
Aoe
U.S. Supreme Court
Connecticut
Worker Electrocuted After Leap to Safety
Richmond California reports a crane operator from Hayward named Darrell Dippard leaped to safety as a crane touched a 12,009 volt power line. He was killed when he ran back to extinguish a small fire on the crane, which remained energized.
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Richmond
Calif
UPI
Darrell Dippard
Hayward
Let Son Die Say Parents Let Son Die Say Parents
Snyder is an accountant. On Wednesday he received a bill for nearly 500 dollars for the first two days of Robert's treatment. Dr Lewin estimates the cost will average at least 200 dollars a day until Robert dies. He warns the end cost will be astronomical. He cites an archaic law that binds transfer to a county hospital, making the hospital liable if something goes wrong, effectively reducing the patient to a beating heart in the eyes of the law.
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Ren
Snyder
Robert
Dr Lewin
Canadian Craft Held in Ecuador Seized Vessel for Fine Negotiations
The Canadian tuna fishing vessel Atlantic Jay has been seized by Ecuador on its maiden voyage and held over a $180,000 fine. American Turnboat Association's August Felands said the ship was 35 to 37 miles off Ecuador when seized. Negotiations in Quito aim to lower the penalty, with potential release at about $70,000 to $75,000.
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San Diego
UPS
Ecuador
August Felands
American Turnboat Association
Atlantic Jag
Quito
Equadorian
Felando
Bank Bandit Returns Loot After Robbery Attempt
In Sacramento a 31 year old man Frank C. Davis allegedly robbed a Bank of America branch but returned the cash after a conscience moment. Teller Shirley Moffitt said he handed over about 2500 to 3000 dollars and later delivered the money to bank officer Ray Robison. Davis waited in the back room for police and was booked on suspicion of robbery.
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Sacramento
UPI
Bank of America
Shirley Moffitt
Ray Robison
Frank C. Davis
Circus Opening Canceled After Pay Dispute at Los Angeles
The Dobritch Circus canceled its last minute Los Angeles opening amid pay disputes with the guild. Julian Christensen of the LA guild said performers must be paid in advance or guaranteed by the arena management. Debritch admitted back pay concerns and a pay cut but blamed limited box office receipts. Pickets formed outside the Los Angeles Sports Arena as the show’s first night was called off, with refunds and exchanges offered.
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Los Angeles
Guild
Julian Christensen
Los Angeles Area
Dobrilch
Dobritch
Santa Ana Stadium
Debritch
Arena
Debitch
Long Beach
Orange County
Emmett Kelly
Ada Smicja
Jion-tiger
Tamer
Poland
Flying Palacios
Zacchinis
Jeannine Pivoteau
U.S
Girl Hippie Gets 10-Yr Dope Term
In Sacramento a 19 year old girl Raenelle Harmening was sentenced to up to ten years in prison for possession of marijuana. Police said she was close to the top of the Haight Ashbury drug ring and was arrested March 24 after her mother handed over nearly ten thousand dollars. Authorities found marijuana hashish 50 LSD tablets and other drugs. The defendant testified the business was souring due to lack of acid and crop shortages. Judge Mundt rejected leniency given no prior record.
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Sacramento
Raenelle Harmening
Superior
Thomas Scott Hzelle
Miss Harmening
Margaret Harmening
San Francisco
Albert H. Mundt
Mundt
Boston Book Firm Acquired by Time
Little Brown & Co, a 34 year old Boston publisher, announced Time Inc will acquire the firm. The deal was disclosed by Little Brown president Arthur A. Thornhill Jr and Time Inc president James A. Linan, pending IRS ruling and stockholder approval at a June meeting.
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Boston
Little Brown & Co
Time, Inc
Arthur A. Thornhill Jr
Little Brown
James A. Linan
Internal Revenue Service
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