Jury Probes Air Force Theft in Red Sales Scheme
A federal grand jury in Los Angeles is probing an alleged theft of Air Force equipment worth about 2 million dollars. Nine current and former Air Force personnel face theft charges for radios taken from two Arizona bases and potentially sold abroad after repairs in California. Investigators believe much of the contraband went to East Germany and Red China for around 600 thousand dollars. Witnesses were not named.
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Arizona
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Red China
Pensioner’s Bulletin Offers Free Hearing Assessments
New state law enables an evudless hearing standard for pensioners with no cost to you. See us write or call for sources. Associated Hearing Center at 622 Pine Ave Long Beach invites inquiries, offering free assessments and guidance on eligibility.
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Associated Hearing Center
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Brown Charges Nixon Tearing California Down
Gov. Edmund G. Brown accused Richard Nixon of tearing California down while avoiding clear stances on conservation. Brown criticized Nixon for blanket GOP endorsement and questioned his support of party nominees while pledging to push his own administration’s achievements. He cited Nixon’s votes against the central valley project and noted wary reactions to Birch resolutions within the GOP.
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Angeles
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Jamaica opens to U S bases no commitment given
Jamaica’s Prime Minister Sir Alexander Bustamante said Tuesday that the United States could establish a base on the island if it wished but Jamaica has not invited or requested it. He noted U S bases in Jamaica during World War II and stressed friendship with Washington while avoiding Cuba or Iron Curtain ties.
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Bonn Seeks to Keep Out Trick Foods
West German authorities move to halt Japanese made trick foods entering the country after a 65 year old Duisburg man died weeks earlier from a sandwich containing trick swiss cheese a plastic imitation. Imitation sausages and plastic scrambled eyes were confiscated and traced to imports from Hamburg. Interpol has been asked to help stop the supply.
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Fisherman Newell Survives Whale Ride Near Nova Scotia
Preston Newell of Clark's Harbor Nova Scotia faced a remarkable ordeal while swordfishing about a mile from his vessel. A whale surfaced beneath his small dory tossing it into the air, propelling Newell briefly before the whale sank back, leaving the craft unscathed.
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Preston Newell
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