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A chaotic roundup covers alleged marijuana odor on a Northwest Orient flight where nine Cactus band members were arrested, four detained on drug-suspicion, and the five performing members released to perform. Lourdes cure story follows with Frances Burns deemed miraculously cured. Vatican prayer requested. Comedian Dick Martin marries Dolly Read in Honolulu with hush‑hush planning. James Mason weds Clari sa Kaye in Switzerland. Sun Valley pioneer Morgan dies at 76. California Maid of Cal ifornia Robyn Rivers defends crown amid past burglary arrest. local commerce leader notes the setback.
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Cleveland
North- West Orient
Aulwes
Cactus
U.S. envoy urges Thieu amid South Vietnam crisis
U S envoy meets President Thieu in Saigon during a crisis session after Vice President Ky refuses to run. Ky calls the race dishonest and hints at resignations for new elections. Officials in Washington and the White House express regret yet hope Thieu faces opposition. In Tel Aviv, Israel refuses comment on Meyer Lansky’s visa extension amid alleged US links.
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Nauyen van Thier
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Thien
Thie
Duong van Minh
Thieu
White House
San Clemente
Radio Hanoi
Supreme Court
Nixon
Minh
Oll
Tel. Aviv
Israel
Interior Ministry
Meyer Lansky
Xourvees
Dussi¢E
Interior Ministries
Lanesky
Underworld
Lansky
Youth falls 130 feet at Palos Verdes cliff
Lawndale youth Roy Surovec, 18, fell from a Marineland cliff on the Palos Verdes Peninsula Saturday evening. He lay injured through the night before two hikers found him on the rocky beach Sunday morning. He was flown to Harbor General Hospital in guarded condition with fractures and internal injuries.
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Lawndale
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Marineland
Pacific
Roy Surovec
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Bomb blast rocks San Mateo IRS office on July day
Police and federal investigators sift debris for clues after a blast wrecked an Internal Revenue Service building in San Mateo. Interior walls were blown out, front doors buckled, and about 75,000 dollars in damage reported. Clocks set to 4 30 a.m. but discovery at 9 a.m. Detonation blamed on dynamite or C4. second Peninsula IRS blast in two months following July 4 San Jose explosion.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
San Francisco
San Jose
Audis 19 1971 Ha iar Volume LXRAIY Fhone HE 5116
Sunday and Monday listings with postal and contact details. Unclear items mention prices and ad notices. Names and numbers appear partially legible.
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Steere
Claks
Long
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