Bank of America Ads Seek Five Most Wanted Robbers
Advertisements seeking information leading to the arrest and conviction of Bank of America five most wanted robbers began appearing in California newspapers today. DS Langsdorf said the ads will run regularly in Long Beach Los Angeles San Francisco and Oakland papers. Copies will be sent to the bank’s 30 branches and to California city police. Photographs of the suspects will be shown in the ads.
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Bank of America
California
DS. Langsdorf
Long Beach
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Red Actions in Neutralized Zone Weigh Vietnam Tactics
A military briefing notes 455 Red Actions in the Neutralized Zone of Vietnam with 117 entries into the southern half and five into the northern half. The spokesman cites obscured targets and states that many results were not significant, explaining why some actions were not reported.
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Vietnam
Caltech Chief Joins Nixon In Science Policy Shift
DuBridge will retire from Caltech and begin working full time for the incoming administration. He will consult with Dr. Hornig and join scientists Stever and Townes on new task forces, aiming to expand basic science while resisting space program cuts. The report notes DMZ clashes and bombing pauses amid Vietnam tensions.
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Nixon
DuBridge
Washington
Donald F. Hornig
Johnson
United States
H. Guyford Stever
Carnegie-Mellon University
Pittsburgh
Charles Townes
University of California At Berkeley
School Vandals Kill Janitor at Breed Elementary
LOS ANGELES UP I reports Henry Hammer a 42 year old school custodian was beaten to death in a Breed Elementary School reading room by vandals who caused about 5000 dollars in damage to books furniture and appliances police said
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Los Angeles
UPI
Henry Hammer
Breed
Alaska Air Crash Kills 39 In Alaska Beach Wreck
From A-1 Portland Oregon and William Crow and Harvey Hardaway of Seattle identified the crew as pilot Dave Stanley co pilot Gary Svengard and stewardess Sally Lamar all from Anchorage. Witnesses saw smoke before the crash though authorities could not confirm an explosion. An Elmendorf AFB helicopter braved high winds and subzero temps to confirm the tragedy with no signs of life at the wrecked beach site. Ground volunteers stamped a makeshift runway on lake ice to allow inbound aircraft carrying the dead.
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Portland
Ore
William Crow
Harvey Hardaway
Seattle
Wash
Dave Stanley
Gary Svengard
Sally Lamar
Anchorage
Air Force
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Debs Named to Head Supervisor Board
Er nest E. Debs was elected chairman of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, marking a return to the post after 1961 and 1962. The unanimous vote, with Debs representing Hollywood and downtown Los Angeles, follows Frank Bonelli and starts Kenneth Hahn’s long run without a chair. Debs warned of heavy responsibilities ahead as the board faces difficult days.
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Pward
Ernest E. Debs
Debs
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Frank Bonelli
Bonelli
Kenneth Hahn
Hahn
Jury Deadlock Blocks Two Long Beach Officers Trial
A Los Angeles federal court jury reported a 9 to 3 deadlock on the conviction of two Long Beach policemen charged with violating civil rights in the arrest of former Long Beach instructor Robert Conner Everts. Judge A Andrew Hauk discharged the jury. defense motion for acquittal set for March 24. Officers Warren J. Simpson and Eugene J. Brizzolara faced charges under an IS868 civil rights law. Everts testified he was beaten during transport to the Long Beach police station and an elevator ride. The officers said they acted after Everts interfered with them at a tavern. Also in Bracknell, England, American-born author Mary Borden died Monday at 88.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
A. Andrew Hauk
Warren J. Simpson
Eugene J. Brizzolara
California State College At
Robert Conner Everts
Everts
USC
Simpson
Brizzolara
Pickets Clash With Police on San Francisco Campus
On the San Francisco campus a 30 officer squad chased demonstrators with clubs as they cried insults. Hayakawa reopened the campus and suspended five student activists while police arrested four and issued warrants for eight others amid striking clashes and disruptions tied to a broader demand for Black and minority student rights.
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Social Science
Hayakawa
George Murray
Murray
Man
Ncon
California Highway Patrol
Coast Guard recounts tense plane ditching over ocean
A distraught pilot on a stolen aircraft attempted multiple landings at sea before ultimately ditching. Coast Guard Lt. Cmdr. John MacDonald and Ensign Yemphill described radio silence, erratic maneuvers near cruise ships, and a controlled water landing after engine failures and fuel switching.
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Randle
Coast Guard
East Meadow
Cmdr
John MacDonald
New Milford
Dr Sam Sheppard Wife Files Divorce Suit
Cleveland UPI Dr Samuel Sheppard, once jailed for his first wife Marilyn’s murder and later acquitted, is sued for divorce by his second wife Ariane Tebbenjo hanus. The petition seeks court restraint against threats and notes two children and Simultaneous hospital ties.
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Sam Sheppard
Cleveland
UPI
Samuel Sheppard
Ariane Sheppard
Sheppard
Marilyn
U.S. Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
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Inter+national central Commission
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Alaska
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L.A
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Bracknell
England
Mary Borden
Miss Borden
Chicago
William Borden
Edward Louis Spears
S.F
Eichmann
Roger al
Dooley
AMJFM
PHONO
General Spectdale Factory Service
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
Percoe Cll
Ocean
SAS
Hin
Kennedy
MacDonald
Yemphill
Ariane Tebbenjohanus
Germany
Ohio
Jerry E. Dempsey
Ariane
Sheppards
Bay Village
Ostenpathic Hospital
Youngstown
Florence Marsteller
Marsteller
Calvert
Sierra Club
Nevada
Conny
Pnatundl Seieuses
Wilderness Qurings
Conservation
Ted
Skaid Wilband
WED
HEC
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