Notable Nixon Era Floatings and Global Moves Highlight Weekend
Vice President Agnew visited Frank Sinatra at Palm Springs and left early for Washington. Douglas arrived in Hong Kong en route to China, saying no talks planned with Chinese or exile Cambodian officials. Waldie walked from the Mexican border to San Clemente to scrutinize public funds for estate repairs. Balbin contests Peron in Argentina with Campora resigning. Isabela Peron accepts nomination as VP candidate.
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Spiho Agnew
Frank Sinatra
Palm Springs
Tamarisk Country Club
Sinatra
Frank
Agnew
Washington
Douglas
Hong Kong
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
China
Norodom Sihanouk
Carlola
People's Republic of China
Sihanouk
Cathy
Thomas Connally
Waldie
San Clemente
Jerome Waldie
D-Calif
White House
Menitan
San Fernando Valley
Secret Service
U S May React To Attacks On Unarmed Planes
Pentagon spokesmen outlined options if unarmed reconnaissance and cargo planes are fired on after Cambodia bombing ends. Congress would be consulted before armed escorts or other actions. Some U S bombers may stay in Thailand as a deterrent while the fleet draws down.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Cambodia
Defense
Serry W. Friedhein
Congress
Pentagon
Laos
Friedheim
Phnom Phen
Aclion
Friedhelm
Thailand
America
Liltary
Che Phnom Penh
Skoun
Shoot and suspect in holdup
Lynwood police wounded and captured a 33 year old holdup suspect after a Sunday night shooting chase near a liquor store. A second suspect fled and remained at large. Lennon Lee Bass of Los Angeles was booked on suspicion of assault with intent to kill a police officer and armed robbery. Bass was shot in the arm and listed in good condition. Evidence linked to a $112 holdup at Round Up Liquor Store on Atlantic Blvd 12512.
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Lynwood
Lennon Lee Bass
Los Angeles
Usc Medical Center
Bass
Mike Patterson
Atlantic Blvd
Patterson
Rockfest faces toilet seat deadline under health rules
Benton Tenn Sunday sheriff Harold Ramsey cites state health code requiring one toilet per hundred people for the Labor Day rock festival. Promoters C C Manifest Inc say attendance may be 100000, meaning 10000 toilets, plus water and space requirements. Ramsey criticizes cost-cutting, while Manifest pledges compliance. Colette King declines SCLC presidency as Atlanta center honoring slain King is built. NBD of SCLC to meet in Indianapolis to name a successor to Ralph David Abernathy who resigned in July.
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Bob Alexander
Manifest
Coretta King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Atlanta
Martin Luther King JR
SCLC
Indianapolis
Ralph David Abernathy
Pair in Griffith Park Shot Leaves One Dead
In Griffith Park a man and a 19 year old girl were shot by a lone intruder in a parked car. Howard Allan Dye died from a back head wound while Susan Marie Wolfron was wounded three times and remained in satisfactory condition at St Joseph Hospital in Burbank. Police reported four teenagers alerted a ranger after the shooting in a secluded area.
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Los Angeles
UPDA
Griffith Park
Howard Allan Dye
Susan Marie Wol
Fron
St. Joseph Hospital
Burbank
Miss Wolfron
Hollywood Folige
Bryce Houchin
Houchin
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Beath
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Ricardo Balbin
Juan Domingo Peron
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Hector J. Campora
Peronist Party
Isabel
Sam
Brevard
N.c
Sen
Sam Ervin
Watergate
By Fred S. Hoffman
Phnom Penh
Rockfest
Mrs. King
Seoul
Korea
Palu
Long Bees
Pesar
Lakewc
Mapa
Naeess
Aeon
Bullock's
Bullock’s
Lakewood
Chirk Avenue
Dikewood
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