Whos Gog in News and Local Fronts
A San Antonio officer spots a man in a morning snow of mishaps, a wife’s wakeup call story unfolds. Palm Springs mourns Mrs. Bunker the Flying Grandmother who flew solo at 68 and broke the sound barrier at 73. A Grand Rapids die maker fights Sunday work with Reynolds, winning reinstatement. Lyndon Johnson rumored to own a secret Mexico ranch near Piedras Negras and Cuidad Acuna. Sihanouk seeks autonomous development, asks for no foreign aid while renewing US ties.
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San Antonio
Suburbia
Cueb
Headquarters
Gaddler
Bunker
Pale Springs
Grandmother
Palm Springs
Grand Rapids
Mich
Robert Dewey
Dewey
Reynolds Metal Co
Tewey
Reformed Church of America
Noel P. Fox
6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Peter Tolley
Reynolds
Tolley
Mexico Ranch
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mexico
Johnson
Austin
Tex
Piedras Negras
Ciudad Acunz
David Smith
Bracketaulies
Sihanouk
U.S
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
United States
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Crestline Fire Held in Check
Crestline fire fighters closed the last mile of open line on an eight mile perimeter of a 4,300 acre brush fire in the San Bernardino Mountains. Fire officials predicted containment by nightfall aided by cooler temperatures and higher humidity. No structures were damaged. two firemen were injured in a rockslide. Nearby Northern California fires threatened homes in Daly City and forced evacuations near the Cow Palace.
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San Bernardino Mountains
Here
Lake Arrowhead
Mojave
Summit Valley
Cedar Springs
Feather River
California
Chico
Farlier
Tehama-Butte County
Daly City
Cow Palace
Western Electric
Can Valace
Keith Schrock
Unruh Leads Democrats Poll for Governor in 1970 race
California Poll shows Assembly Minority Leader Unruh as leading Democratic contender against Governor Reagan. The survey, conducted with samples including San Francisco Mayor Alito and S F State College president Hayakawa, gives Unruh 40 percent in a three-way hypothetical June primary with Hayakawa at 25 percent and Alloto at 23 percent.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Cesse
Unruh
Ronald Reagan
California
San Francisco
Joseph Alito
J. Hayakawa
Field
Sayaka
Rome designer Maria Antonelli dies at 66 during Capri swim
Rome fashion designer Maria Antonelli died of a heart attack Wednesday while swimming off Capri. She was 66. The designer’s family announced the death in a note released today in Rome.
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Rome
UPI
Maria Antonelli
Island
Capri
Northern Ireland police reserves disarmed by order
British military commander Lt General Sir Ian Freeland ordered the vast majority of the all-Protestant specials police reserves to surrender their weapons. About 8,400 specials would have arms taken, with duties limited to docks and vulnerable points. frontline policing shifted to guards of installations near the frontier.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Britain
Polies
Ian Freeland
Londonderry
Ajher
Specials
Irish Republic
Freeland
Grenadier Guards
L A Smog Alert Marks Worst Air in Two Years
Los Angeles faces the worst air pollution in nearly two years as the first-stage smog alert rose to .70 parts per million in the east San Gabriel Valley. The Air Pollution Control District issued the alert with a second-stage potential that could force factory closures if ozone reaches one part per million.
Jostled by Victim Deputy Slays Driver in LA
Ashwuff's deputy shot and killed motorist Ronald Terry Morelock after a half mile chase. Detectives say the man, 23, struck deputy Waldon Birket as he was being searched. the deputy said the gun fired accidentally, striking Morelock in the head. Morelock died at Hawthorne Community Hospital at 10:20 p.m.
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Ashwuff
Ineline
Ronald Terry Morelock
Isis St
Los Angeles
Waldon Birkel
James Morrow
Morelock
Inglewood Blvd
Lafchex Ave
Lennox
la Cienega
Birkett
Ile Sal
Hawthorne Community Hospital
State Aide and State Employees Split on College Budget
In a Sacramento dispute over Reagan budget cuts, state administration and the California State Employee Association clash on college admissions. Thomas Jordan warns 25 000 qualified students could be denied as colleges face 10 million less than the prior year and need supplementary funds. Caspar Weinberger defends higher education priority and cautions against assuming mass enrollment loss. In San Francisco Oakland, retail food prices rose 1.3 percent in July and June, the Department of Labor reports.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California State Employer Association
Thomas T. Jordan
Jordan
Wingnes
Caspar W- Weinberger
Weinnberger
San Francisco
San Francisco-Oakland
Department of Labor
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Desert
Teterboro
N.J
Yaddie
Air Force
Robinson Tisner
Zaddie
Afc
Demos
Janes Abichester-Clark
Bernadette Devlin
Down
Miss Devlin
New York
North Ireland
Inwood Irish Action Committee
New York City
L.A
Leary
Press-Telegram
Larry Friday
Clark Ave
Lakewood
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