Monrovia Officer Captures Runaway Bobcat In Garage
Monrovia patrolman Larry Crowl, known for dabbling in wildlife import, corralled a run away bobcat that sheltered in Mrs Lorraine Cass’s garage. He climbed a car, reached the cat on a rafter, and used a broom with wiring as a noose to secure it. Crowl sustained minor scratches as the animal was taken to the station for Humane Society handling.
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Monrovia
Larry Crowl
Lorraine Cass
Crowl
Crow
Humane Society
Huffaker Eyes Repeat Hawaii to Maui Channel Swim
Dr Harry Huffaker a 30 year old Honolulu dentist and former Michigan State University standout plans another attempt to cross the 32 mile Hawaii to Maui channel after being pulled from the sea two miles short following a 17 hour battle with rising swells. He aims to retry in the fall around September or October. Huffaker earlier swam the Molokai to Oahu channel, and twice failed the English Channel crossing. The quiet East Bridgewater town police strike deadline and wage dispute dominate local news as officers call in sick while awaiting negotiated pay raises.
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Harry Huffaker
Honolulu
Michigan State University
Hawaii
Maui
Huffaker
English Channel
Molokai
Oahu
East Bridgewater
Mass
Charles Fickert
Virginia L. Berquist
Ralph Davidson
The
Selectmen
Fickert
Nude Beach Frolic Draws Deputies to Muir Beach
About 75 nude bathers, both men and women, frolicked Sunday on Muir Beach in Marin County. Eight carloads of deputies arrived after shocked residents reported the scene by binoculars. The revelers dressed quickly. no arrests were reported.
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Muir Beach
Marin County
Miami fraternity runs 13 mile torch relay in support
Phi Delta Theta at Miami Dade Junior College carried a miniature freedom torch in a 13 mile relay through downtown Miami Sunday to show backing for American servicemen in Vietnam. The 28 members received a key to the city from Commissioner Earl Stamnes. President Tom Wrenn stressed the gesture was not a protest but a show of unity with troops.
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Miami
Vietnam
Phi Delta Theta
Miami- Dade Junior College
Earl Stamnes
Tom Wrenn
Ramp Festival Draws 6000 In Cosby Tennessee
In Cosby Tennessee on Sunday a ramp festival on Kineauvista Hill attracted about 6000 attendees. Guests enjoyed barbecued chicken and beef, sassafras tea, cornbread, ramps in various preparations, and country music by Archie Campbell and Lorie Mann. Prominent visitors included Senators Howard H. Baker and James Quillen.
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East Tennessee
Kineauvista Hill
Cosby
Tenn
Grand Ole Opry
Archie Campbell
Lorie Mann
Howard H. Baker
Rep
James Quillen
Tennessee
Bolivia Chief Killed After Helicopter Crash
Bolivia's President Renae Barrientos Orluno and two aides died when their helicopter struck a power line and burst into flames in the interior during a peasants visit. Vice President Luis Adolfo Siles took over, while Barrientos is remembered for daring stunts and leadership during upheavals and international incidents.
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Barrientos
Luis Adolfo Siles
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Moscow Drops May Day Military Parade Tradition
Moscow television says the Red Square May Day military parade will not occur this year due to economy. The civilian Workers Demonstration at 10 am will proceed as tens of thousands of Muscovites march past Lenin's tomb, ending without the armed display that has accompanied the event in prior years.
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Moscow
UPI
Moscow Television
Red Square
Vladimir 1
Lenin
Soviet Union
Baby's liver grafted into nine month old in Utah
A 12 member surgical team at the University of Utah medical center completed a 44 hour liver transplant on a nine month old Bay baby. The organ came from a baby with a birth defect after parental consent. The procedure followed pre operative tissue typing and used a new serum to prevent rejection developed at Colorado. The child is reported in satisfactory condition.
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Salt Lake City
Texas
University of Colorado
Colorado
Immigrant Wins NZ Lottery Prize in Australia
Harry Hiatt a retired U S Navy commander from New Orleans won 120000 in New Zealand's Golden Kiwi lottery. Hiatt his wife and six children moved to Australia last December after a ship stop in New Zealand. He bought a ticket during a stroll and expressed disbelief at the win.
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Perth
Australia
New Orleans
Harry Hiatt
New Zealand
Snowbound North States Prompt Flight Cancellations
Winter returned to the Upper Midwest with snow and fog halting two Duluth flights. Northern Wisconsin highways clogged as drifts reached 12 inches. In contrast the East Coast saw 60s, while the South endured heavy rains including six hours in McComb Mississippi and Baton Rouge Louisiana.
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Upper Midwest
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Duluth
Minn
Ashland County
McComb
Miss
Balan Rouge
Sailor Rescued Off Oregon Coast After Appendicitis Attack
Coast Guard rescue off the Oregon coast saved 23 year old Russian seaman Kvanetsov aboard the stern trawler Yunest. Capt Tom McAdams piloted the rescue boat transferring the sailor to Western Hospital Florence where he arrived conscious and talkative.
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Astoria
Ore
Coast Guard
Oregatt
Western Land
Florence
Kvanetsov
Tom McAdams
McAdams
Oregon Coast
Young Demos Oppose Anti-Missile System
The California Federation of Young Democrats denounced the Nixon administration ABM plan. At a 5000-member volunteers group meeting in Anaheim delegates urged opposition citing obsolescence and diverted funds, while praising Rep. Alphonzo Bell for backing Bradley. They urged funding and conservation measures and opposed the Bay dredging. Officials at O’Hare report all 100 new hijacking penalty signs stolen.
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California Federation of Young Democrats
Anaheim
United States
Alphonzo Bell
Los Angeles
Thomas Bradley
Bell
John Harmer
Reagan
Sirhan Bishar Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
California Democratic Council
San Francisco Bay
Johm~ L. Burton
San Francisco
Chicago
UPI
O'Hare Internatinal Airport
Department of Transportation
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France
Jules Resis Debray
Guevara
Antonio Arguedas
Fidel Castro
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Hmallowsune
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Tzey
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CDC
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