Cousteau warns of world tragedy yet predicts survival
Ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau spoke at San Francisco State University on the next billion years and warned that population could reach 16 billion by 2000 with vast consumption. He argued technology can sustain life but called the forecast absurd without changes. A separate legal brief notes six women arrested at the White House for unlawful entry during antiwar protests were given suspended sentences after pleading no contest. The women, from Baltimore Boston and Washington, prayed for an end to the Cambodia bombing.
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Tacques Cousteau
Cousteau
San Francisco State University
White House
District of Columbia
Camnboia
Charles W. Malleck
Executive Branch
Ginny Ives
Baltimore
Patricia Moore
Boston
Rochelle Linner
Kathleen Thorsby
Jean Gregory
Mary Caron
Washington
Reagan Calls Watergate Spying Old Hat
Governor Reagan says Watergate break in is part of a lasting pattern of political espionage. He notes campaign aides changed locks and urges honesty in government while opposing certain farm labor unions and promoting a tax relief plan to cut state personal income from 8.75 to about 7 percent over 15 years with a one time 20 percent tax rebate.
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Sacramento
Watergate Office
Washington, D.C
Reagan
Mystery death as two women found on improvised pyre
Police in Bell report two women found dead atop a makeshift funeral pyre in a parking lot near 681 Salt Lake Ave. The case is tied to a spate of six mysterious deaths in the Huntington Park South Gate Bell area over two weeks. The bodies were set ablaze with pallets and flammable liquid. investigators have not confirmed whether either woman was alive before the fire.
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Bell
Bill East
Bell Police Watch
Huntington Park
South Gate
East
Salt Lake Ave
Fragmentary Press-Telegram page notes and ad bits
A damaged OCR page fragment from the Press Telegram shows scattered hotel and service snippets. The text is jumbled with entries like carrier delivery notes and pricing cues, lacking coherent events or identities. No clear names, dates, or places are recoverable.
Red Sails in the Deep Freeze Frozen in Antarctic Ice
A helicopter surveys a lifeless Antarctic scene after a red sailing vessel became lodged in thick ice. The aircraft seeks escape routes from an airborne position as crews assess the stranded ship amid the extreme cold.
Standard Oil Denies Anti Israel Intent in Letter
Otto Miller chairman of Standard Oil Co of California said the firm does not oppose Israel and urged investors to consider Middle East peace that respects the legitimate interests of Israel and all states in the area. The San Francisco Jewish Council noted Miller's letter to 30,000 stockholders but protested against perceived bias. Activists in Los Angeles planned a bonfire of Standard Oil credit cards as part of a boycott.
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UPD
Otto Miller
Standard Oil Co
California
Israel
Middle East
Jewish Community Relations Council of
Standard
Miller
Kaplan
United States
Los Angeles
Standard Oil
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Zermatt
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Antarctica
Solon
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Patman
Texarkana
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Nixon
Watergate
Arcinbald Cox
Cox
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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U.S
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Lady Bird Johnson
Nice
France
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Securities and Exchange Commission
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Sommer
Shaker Heights
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Press-Telegram
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Novosti
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