Gilliam saves infant after high speed chase
Texas patrolman Day did not ticket a driver speeding about 100 mph north of Houston. He rushed into the car to provide mouth to mouth resuscitation to a 13 month old who had stopped breathing. The child Bennie F. Noland was en route to Parkway Hospital when medical staff credited Gilliam with saving his life.
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Texas Department of Public Safety
Gilliam
Houston
Parkway Hospital
Bennie F. Noland
Delay Jailing of Unionists In New York Hospitals
An appellate judge indefinitely postponed the jailing of Lillian Roberts and Robert Fuller, union officials linked to a one month strike by attendants at four New York state mental hospitals. Judge Marcus Christ stayed the sentence, overturning lower court ruling that had ordered immediate imprisonment. Roberts faced $250 fine and 30 days in civic jail. Fuller $150 and 20 days.
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Douglas E. Muir
Vietnam
Judge Advocate General's Office
Muir
University of Colorado
Thousand Oaks
Calif
American Civil Liberties Union
Corps
Navy
Camp Pendleton
New York
UPI
New York State
Marcus Christ
J. Irwin
Union Row Ties Up 7 S.F. Docks
SAN FRANCISCO. Teamsters block cargo at seven piers in a labor dispute with Longshoremen over containerization and unloading rules. Pacific Maritime Association seeks action from the NLRB as fear grows of broader work stoppage and 1,500 to 2,000 teamster jobs at risk.
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San Francisco
UPI
Leamsters
Pacific Maritime Association
National Labor Relations Board
Teamsters
Tim Richardson
Richardson
Wrong Boat Sighted Five Still Lost
The schooner Altura with five aboard was reported missing after a Coast Guard sighting of a boat of the same color 17 miles south of Point Sur proved to be the 40 foot schooner Ron. Five people from Alameda and Berkeley were aboard Altura on a planned San Francisco Bay trip. Coast Guard planes and cutters searched 170 miles along the coast and 50 miles out to sea for the missing vessel.
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San Francisco
Altura
Coast Guard
Half Moon Bay
San Francisco Bay
Doug Kewelt
Alameda
Bob Barrote
Berkeley
Point Sur
Monterey County
Lis
Ron
Arsyle
British West Indies
Education Council Pares Pay Hike for State College
Los Angeles based Education Council for Higher Education limits proposed state college professor pay rise to 5.2 percent after rejecting higher figures from college trustees who sought 12.6 percent and staff proposals of 10.2 percent. Public members cited campus disturbances and Prop 3 backlash as motives to hold line despite college appeal to Legislature.
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Education Council
State College Press
Los Angeles
Coordinating Council For Higher Education
Glenn S. Dumke
Thieu Denies S Viet Wants to Stall Paris Talks
President Nguyen Van Thieu said South Vietnam aims to end the war and denied plans to delay Paris settlement talks until Nixon takes office. He said no need to wait for any administration and that Saigon would enter discussions next week with a delegation headed by Pham Dang Lam, as Vice President Ky heads to Paris.
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Saigon
UPI
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Paris
Richard M. Nixon
Thieu
Columbia Broadcasting System
Nixon
Johnson
Thien
Bien Hoa
Saizon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Pham Dang Lam
U.S
Firebombings Hit San Jose State Campus
Two firebombs were tossed on the San Jose State College campus Tuesday night causing about 500 dollars in damage. One hit the engineering building and another hit Tower Hall. Police saw two men and two women tossing the bombs. A burning coat was discarded at Tower Hall and the charred coat plus two more bombs were found there, guiding investigators to suspects.
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San Jose
UPI
San Jose State College
Tower Hall
Beachy county race meets delayed notices and odd phrasing
Fragmented OCR text from a 1930s press page mentions Lang beach, Dacamber, a Sunday and Saturday circulation notes, and references to Ratuleated emi Raarch, with unclear names and dates. The readable elements indicate a local public notice style with possible race or event scheduling and calendar confusion.
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Pout Anita St Lang Beach
Rey Delle oUnoy
Audi
Bureau of Circulation
Bislney
la Beachy
Emi Raarch
Youth Assaults Teacher States Principal in Escape
In East Oakland an elementary teacher was raped and robbed in her classroom by a youth who stabbed the principal in the hand during his getaway. The attacker entered after dismissing pupils, demanded money, then fled as the principal intervened. Police described the suspect wearing a black beret and dark clothing.
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Oakland
UPI
East Oakland
Palice
Raoin
Harold W. Garden
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