Nazi Funeral Standoff at Arlington Cemetery Entry
Nazi activists from the American Nazi Party attempted to push past 14 MPs at a Arlington cemetery entry for Rockwell burial. A U S marshal and military police detained three leaders, one in stormtrooper garb, amid a ban on Nazi insignia at the site.
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Rockwell
U.S
Carl €. Turper
Turner
Matt F
Edward H. Maxwell
Koehl
Swain
Pentagon
Army
Carl
Carl C. Turner
Arlington
Washington
National Cemetery
Douglas Niles
Tribute paid slain policeman in city funeral procession
A large memorial service honored Officer Donald Knott and his partner Officer William Isham who died in a gun battle with Norman L. Baker. Baker was critically wounded. Linda Winters was injured. Police, sheriff, and patrol units from multiple agencies attended the mass at Resurrection Cemetery following the Belmont Shore disturbance.
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Resurrection Cemetery
South San Gabriel
Knott
Isham
Norman L. Baker
Quincy Ave
Baker
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Belmont Shore
Linda Winters
Miss Winters
Highway Patrol
Sheriffs Department
Compton
Torrance
Cypress
Gardena
Signal Hill
Downey
Seal Beach
Los Alamitos
Los Angeles
la Palma
Stanton
Jurors Grilled on Death Penalty in Long Beach Case
Jurors were questioned on the death penalty as defense and prosecution debated circumstantial versus direct evidence. The panel shuffled replacements from a riveter and a saleslady, while the defense sought routine inmate comforts and access to a yacht club roster for witness planning.
Blast Threat Suspect Dying, Says Lawyer
LAS VEGAS UP) Jack F. Smith, a 4 year old Dallas Texas man who police said recently threatened to blow up five Las Vegas strip motels unless he received $90,000, is dying of terminal cancer at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital, his defense attorney announced Monday.
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Las Vegas
Jack F. Smith
Dallas, Tex
Las Vegas Strip
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Marines Blasted by Reds in Vietnam Border Fight
North Vietnamese artillery and Viet Cong attacks pummeled nine bridges along Route 1 near the Marine perimeter on the North-South Vietnam border. One northern bridge and a southern bridge were destroyed, with others damaged as Communists aimed to disrupt elections and project power. US officials disclosed a record weekly loss of 16 bombers, bringing total planes shot down over North Vietnam to 663. two crewmen from the downed Intruder were listed missing.
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Saigon
UPS
Leatherneck
Vietnam
Mekong
South Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
ADN
Haiphong
Red Chinese Clash with London Police at Peking Legation
In London a clash outside the Peking legation involved armed Chinese youths and club swinging police. At least three police and three Chinese injured, ambulances called, and a photographer struck. A bystander shouted protests as violence marked a response to earlier events in Peking.
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London
UPI
Peking
Mao
Mr. Hopson
Donald Hopson
Michael Keen
Keen
Regation
Legation
Reagan Top Aide Resigns Stirs Talk
Reagan top aide Battaglia resigns as he becomes chairman of Friends of Reagan, a group linked to his gubernatorial campaign. William Clark will replace him at a $24,000 annual salary. Battaglia plans limited future duties and says he will help the governor and the party. He cautions against reading resignation as a presidential drive and notes Reagan’s growing prominence among Republicans.
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Friends of
Reagan
Battaglia
William Clark
Reed
Eldridge
GOP
Washington
California
Gov
Brown
Sacramento
Clark
Oxnard
Blaze in Los Padres Diverted Yet Contained Likely
A brush fire in Los Padres National Forest near Piru scorched over 2200 acres and was diverted from oil wells and Lake Piru. About 500 firefighters, two helicopters, and four aerial tankers battled the flames. containment hoped by afternoon though still out of control. Nearby homes evacuated briefly. no structures at immediate risk. Weather kept fire danger high with warnings in Los Angeles and other counties. In Oregon and British Columbia, hundreds of fires burned large timberlands amid a major Pacific Northwest crisis. Governor Don Sammelson faced a possible special session to fund firefighting costs in Idaho.
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Los Padres National Forest
Lake Piru
Here
U.S. Forest Service
Ventura County
U.S. 99
Piru
Guitesnia Division of Forestry
Los Angeles
Ventura County Fire Departments
Oregon
British Columbia
Pacific Northwest
Cascades
Sushwap Lake
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Donald V. Knott
Hitler
Navy
Niles
Hood
Banda
Donald Knott
William Isham
Kirschke
Albert C. S. Ramsey
Harris
Lockheed Aircraft Co
Ramsey
Kathleen Parker
Aoe RD
Long Beach Yacht Club
Red Chinese Battle Police
Shen Ping
Foreign Office
Shen
Daily Telegraph
Blaze
Los Padres
United Press International
Los Angeles County
Keith Klinger
Los Angeles National Forest
Bouse
Idaho
Don Sammelson
Forest Service
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