Nixon weighs Middle East gains and peace prospects
President Nixon declined to predict wider chances for peace between the Middle East and Southeast Asia. He noted the cease-fire offers some hope, cautioned against overoptimism, and said progress exists as long as civilians are not being killed. He avoided commenting on a proposed UN backed US Soviet force and urged restraint on outside suggestions while Jarring’s talks proceed.
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White House
Middle Eest
Southeast Asia
Nixon
Midde East
Middle East
United Nations
Gunnar ‘Jarring
Rampage Looting Hits Wilmington as Police Face Rocks
A Wilmington and San Pedro mob rioted in a looting spree on a main north south avenue. Police reported rocks hurled at patrol cars, shattered windows, and fires set. Several youths were booked for burglary and possession of weapons. others faced charges for throwing fissiles at firefighters. A shipyard electrician was held for battery on an officer and a woman was arrested for hindering an investigation.
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Wilmington
San Pedro
Harbor Area
Eost
Los Angeles
Mike Telles
Bill Gult
Joe Moreno
Lagoon Ave
Christopher Ponce
Reynaldo Gallegos
16Th St
Leonard Ponce
Avalon Blvd
Charles Nino Ponce
Seaview Medical Center
Avalon Blyn
Andrew Anthony Gonzales
Fast Tenni St
A& F
N. Avalon
John Henry McDaniel
Wilmington Blvd
Pacific Coast Highway
Kes Ave
Victor Osune
Henry
Corona
Joe Ramirez
Upland St
Jerry Richard Rivera
N. Fries Ave
John J. Brown
Island Ave
Charles I
Overmyer
Buxton PL
Brown
Martha Lope
Buxton Plate
Four Riverside Officers Shot In Ambush
Four policemen were wounded Sunday night in a gun ambush in a Mexican American neighborhood. Patrolman Lee J. Hayes was hospitalized with neck and chest wounds. The other three had minor injuries. Police said youths threw fire bombs and rocks in the Casa Blanca district, and a small park building was burned.
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Riverline IP
Lee J. Hayes
Casa Blanca
Fires Trail Through Wilmington Trouble Area
Harbor Division of Los Angeles City Fire Department logs a Sunday night and Monday sequence of fires in Wilmington. Incidents include an oil-well flame on McDonald Avenue, a dime store blaze with over $1,000 loss at 903005 North Avalon, a clothing store fire with over $1,000 loss at 821 North Avalon, a trash fire behind a furniture store at 909 Avalon with no loss, a fully involved vacant house on Marine Avenue with over $1,000 loss, park benches burning at Banning Park, roof flare near an office building with no fire, a burned house fire reset at 820 Marine, and gasoline flames tossed through a window at 1163 Wilmington Boulevard causing about $1,500 damage.
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Harbor Division
Los Angeles City Fire Department
Wilmington
McDonald Ave
Avalon Blvd
Avalon
Fien’s
Marine Ave
Banning Park
Wilmington Blvd
Large shoe outlets and pet insurance guidance in ACTION LINE
ACTION LINE lists Ben Belkin's Better Shoes and Thrifty Shoes in Bellflower and Culver City as sources for large size footwear. It also reports Mid-West Mutual Insurance Co offering Pet-A-Care pet health policies in California, with coverage details and costs, plus White Insurance Agency planning a California plan. Jaywalking citations appear on driving records only after payment. unpaid tickets block license renewals or first-time licenses.
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Action Line
D.T
Paramount
Ben Belkin
Bellflower
S. Sepulveda
Culver City
California
L.A
Hagen
White Insurance Agency
Hatteras St
van Nuys
Calif
Department of Motor Vehicles
Sacramento
M.J
Garden Grove
Gald
Division of Drivers Licenses
Smog Count Recorded at North Long Beach Station
Long Beach officials report record smog counts with measurements taken at a station on Long Beach Boulevard in North Long Beach. Public access is limited. tours of facilities are available at the district office at 4348 San Pedro St., Los Angeles.
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Long Beach
G.D
Long Beach Boulevard
William Falkner
Air Partition Central Diater
San Pedro St
Los Angeles
East Los Angeles riot kills Salazar and wounds dozens
A violent riot in East Los Angeles left one dead and about 60 injured as looting and arson swept Whittier Boulevard. Ruben Salazar, 42, a Mexican American journalist, was killed by a tear gas projectile. Authorities reported extensive property damage and 28 officers injured while deputies battled rockthrowing youths amid protests linking war casualties to Mexican American frustrations.
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Los Angeles
Ruben Salazar
Domingo Nick Treyes
Nixon
Salazar
Reyes
Chicatos
Rome
Vietnam
Whitlier Boulevard
Ernest Lara
Lynn Ward
Los Angeles Times
Hijack of airliner lands in Dubrovnik shocks region
A hijacked airliner bound initially for Yugoslavia was diverted to Dubrovnik after stops in Cagliari and Brindisi. Passengers and crew were reported safe and to be returned to Algeria later today. The plane, with a map of Vlore approaches, continued toward Dubrovnik.
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Dubrovnik
Algeria
Cagliari
Sardinia
Tirana
Brindisi
Italy
Adriatic
Albania
Vlore
China
Yugoslavia
Kites Held for Early Suffragette Activist
The funeral for Amanda E. Swensk Wallen 96, an early Connecticut women’s rights activist, was held in New Britain. She died Saturday at Plainsville Convalescent Home and helped lead the 1912 New York suffragette parade. She was greeted by President Wilson at the White House.
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New Britain, Conn
UPI
Amanda E. Swensk Wallen
Connecticut
Wallen
Plainsville
New Britain
New York City
Woodhaw Wilson
White House
Indo Rebels Seize and Free Envoy Family
Indo rebels capture an envoy family and threaten to kill them one by one if Suharto fails to meet demands. Suharto’s Netherlands visit would mark the first Indonesian head of state trip since independence. Amboinese factions and Badan Persatuan members were linked by some reports, though officials denied knowledge of the raid.
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Suharto
Netherlands
Indonesia
Badan Persatuan Association
Badan Persatuan
Four More Die in Belle River Explosion Site
Four men were killed Sunday on a work barge at the Belle River site, the same location where another blast a month earlier killed four. The victims were repairing damage from the prior explosion.
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Morgan City
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Mideast
Viet Hope
Riverside
Kreup
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Terre Haute
Ind
Air Care
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Edward Roybal
Avila
Edward Davis
Communist Party In
Whittier Boulevard
Gonzalo Javier
Robert Elias
Joseph Gann
Washington
Martin Castilla
Cabinet Council On Opportunity
AMVET
New York
Robert Showalter
Crete
Korea
Amvets
Home Fearing Aid
East Broadway
Ings
Nino's Fish & Chips
Sorvad
King's Downey
Firestone
King’s Hunt
King’s
T. A. Natadiningrat
Mavineland
Marineland
Teetless & Clark
Kennington
Fortres
Forum
Dacron
DuPont
Lakewood Center
Lakewood
Hazelbrook Ave
del Amo Center
Torranes
Buena Park Center
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