Park Agnew hold tense talks on Korea posture
Spiro Agnew and Park Chung Hee held a six hour White House session described as intense. They reportedly discussed reducing American manpower in Asia while maintaining allied defense. An eventual plan to shift to more economic and military aid was outlined but no agreement reached.
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Agnew
South Korea
North Korea
Nixon
U.S
Asia
Tekoah
Abba Ehani
Sanday
Israel
Tekoal
Ehan
Mideastern Talks Begin Cautious Optimism Noted
Delegates Hamid Sharaf and Mohammed Hassan El Zayatt participate in early discussions on Arab Israeli peace. Jarring aims to elevate talks to foreign ministers level, while Egypt and Jordan delay direct face to face talks. Boumediene pledges support for Palestinian guerrillas despite regional tensions amid Algeria’s rejection of U.S. peace initiative.
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Washington
Muhammad H. H. Farra
Jordan
United Nations
Amman
Mohammed Hassan el Zayatt
Egypt
U.N
Israel
Tekuahk
Yekoah
Tsravi
Jarring
Eban
Mahmoud Riad
Anton Afalla
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Jerusalem
Hiran
Suez Canal
Egan
Algiers
Houari Boumediene
Boumediene
Suez Canal Zoo
Middle East
Lettuce strike hits Salinas Valley in salad bowl shake up
In Salinas Valley, 25 percent of lettuce crews walked out in a Chavez union push for recognition, crippling output as 55 growers and others faced disruptions from Salinas to Santa Maria. About 70 percent of U.S. iceberg lettuce comes from the region, valued at around six million dollars annually. Chavez is absent, recuperating after a prior clash with Teamsters while tensions rise with independent unions forming near Fresno.
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Aly
Salinas Valley
Les Hubbard
California Council of Growers
Salinas
Afl-Cio Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Gelling
Chavez
Teamsters Union
Santa Maria
Salyo
Teamsters
Bud Antle, Inc
Chavex
Interharvest
United Fruit Co
Sanger
Fresno
Cornelia Macias
Federation of Agricultural Workers
Patrol Car Skids, Rolls, Officer Hurt
A 27 year old Harbor Division officer was hospitalized with jaw and back injuries after his speeding patrol car skidded, rolled, and crashed into a parked car in San Pedro at the Channel Street Meyler Avenue intersection. Witnesses said the car appeared in pursuit of another vehicle and the officer was previously attacked at Banning Park on August 16.
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Harbor Division
Wilmington Park
San Pedro
Robert W. Austin
Los Angeles
Austin
Banning Park
No Imposed Peace Thieu Says Again
Saigon's President Nguyen Van Thieu reiterated that peace in Vietnam must not be imposed and asked the United States for more economic aid as U.S. troops withdraw. He urged grassroots action against the Communist political structure, insisting South Vietnam will build its defenses and seek peace by its own means, while avoiding any imposed terms.
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UPI
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
United States
U.S
Thieu
Thien
South Vietnam
Westminster laborer charged in Buena Park man murder
A 51-year-old Buena Park hardware firm partner Walley Christie was found murdered in his Huntington Beach home. Christie, nude with a slashed throat, had been dead since Friday. A Westminster laborer, Miles Cox, 18, was arrested after police spotted Christie’s car and linked him to the crime. Two juveniles were detained and later released, with the 16-year-old boy held for juvenile investigation. Christie often picked up hitchhikers.
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Buena Park
Walley Christie
Huntington Beach
Christie
San Angelo Dr
Terrance Smith
Smith
W & T Sireraft Hardware Co
Miles Clare Cox
Help requested on refunds and racing handicapping rules
A reader seeks recovery of a $60 refund after contacting Frank Russo in Anaheim, who agreed to return the deposit though denying ties to Rose Furniture and Appliance. Another reader asks about handicapper licenses for horse racing. no license is required for handicappers or racing secretaries, but experience and knowledge of horse racing are essential. a Santa Anita spokesman explains the racing secretary’s role and that accuracy matters for race outcomes and program odds.
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C.M
Long Beach
Action Line
Frank Russo
Anaheim
Rose Furniture
Jeffrey Russo
Q. TI
K.L.G
Santa Anita
Quieting a Noisy House From Inside and Outside
A.M. Watkins offers guidance in The Complete Book of Tome Remorseling Improvement and Repair on reducing street and internal noise. It recommends thick carpeting draperies acoustical ceilings and fixing window frames to cut outside sounds. Available at Long Beach Library Pacific Avenue and Occar Boulevard.
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Long Beach
Pacific Avenue
Occar Boulevard
West Long Beach Youth Center Receives Community Furniture Help
Several weeks after the Youth Development Project asked for good used furniture, Westside Teen Center was completed and more Teen Centers were furnished. Donated stoves refrigerators dining room sets chairs desks lamps and a miniature hand organ delighted teens. Community generosity blessed Long Beach.
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Action Line
Youth Development Project
West Long Beach
Westside
Long Beach
M.S
Ferry Reopens on Golden Gate Route After Breakdown
The Golden Gate ferryboat resumes service between San Francisco and Sausalito after an engine rebuild that followed its initial August launch. Mechanics labored through Saturday night and all day Sunday to fix the breakdown from the first day of operation.
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San Francisco
Thailand Bus Crash Kills 7 Gls
Seven Americans killed and seven injured when a bus transporting US servicemen from Don Muang air base to their barracks was struck by a train at a level crossing near Bangkok. Two Thai civilians were injured. Names of the dead and injured were to be released late Wednesday.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Don Muang
Starfighter Crash Claims West Germanys 123rd Jet
West Germany reported the 123rd Starfighter loss today as a twin engine jet crashed. Both pilots managed a safe ejection, surviving the incident.
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BOM
Germany
West Germany
Senate Debates End Draft Call for Volunteer Army
Major general in the Air Force told the Senate by May the number of combat skilled men in Vietnam will be significant and the Army may not need draftees after June 1971. Hatfield warned the draft may end with an all volunteer force, as six hours of debate were set on a $13.2 billion military procurement bill amendment backing an all volunteer system with continued Selective Service and possible new conscription if needed. Senate leaders Mansfield and Scott supported the plan.
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Vietnam
Senate
Mark C. Hatfield
Ratfield
Aduli
Homi
Deedea
Congress
Defense Department
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Mideast Peace Up to Russ Says Murphy
Sen. Querge Murphy of California says peace in the Middle East hinges on the Soviet Union acting in its own best interests. He spoke to reporters before a six day tour to Israel, Italy, Ireland and England.
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Russ
Murphy
Los Angeles
Soviet Union
Middle East
Querge Murphy
Israel
Italy
Ireland
Ingland
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