Professor Guilty of Vulgar Language in Viet Nam War Speech
Everett Di Tullio, 41, an assistant history professor and former Marine at China State College, convicted of disturbing the peace for using vulgar language during a October 3 anti Viet Nam war speech in a downtown plaza. Jury found he used tainted terms on 15 occasions. maximum penalty is $200 fine and 90 days, usual sentence $56. Di Tullio plans to appeal.
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Town Irked Water Sold to Brewery Across Border
Imperial Irrigation District directors debate allegations that district water meant for Calexico is trucked to Mexicali and sold to a local brewery. Water declared surplus by Calexico was bought by ex-attorney Mobley Milam and shipped across the border. District counsel calls it a contractual violation. board orders attorney Reginald Knox to halt deliveries.
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Coachella Valley
Reginald Knox
U.S. Recognizes Mobutu Regime in Congo
The United States formally recognized Lt. Gen. Joseph Mobutu's Congolese government, clearing the way for a congressional delegation visit to Leopoldville. The State Department announcement was made on Wednesday.
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UPI
United States
Joseph Mobutu
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Leopaldville
Ford Named to Head California Tourist Unit
Ford, 52, was appointed California’s new Office of Tourism and Visitors Services director by Gov. Brown. The agency, created by the 1965 Legislature, has a $100,000 first year budget. Ford will start in January at a $16,500 annual salary. Since 1961 he led Alaska Travel Division of the Department of Economic Development and Planning.
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Sacramento
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California
Morris Ford
Ica
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Pset
State of Alaska
Department of Economic Development and Planning
Beaten Students Sue Secret Service Agents
In San Jose, two University of San Jose State College students sue five unidentified Secret Service agents for personal injuries and punitive damages after a luncheon. Plaintiffs Phil Whitten and Dave Hanna claim they were roughed up for improper dress while attempting to attend a Hubert Humphrey event.
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Santa Clara
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Dave Hanna
U.S
Viet Nam
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San José
Two U.S. Planes Lost in Thailand Crashes
Two American Air Force planes blew up in Thailand on Wednesday. One Skyraider crashed on landing near Nakhon Phanom killing the pilot. A Thunderchief exploded near Korat prompting a bailout. Investigations underway. pilots' identities not released.
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Giant Slide Crashes Afesana Dam Site in Corsica
A massive landslide struck the Afesana Dam site in eastern Corsica, ejecting about 1.7 million cubic feet of rock from a mountain. Officials reported no casualties as the rock mass toppled into the area near the dam complex.
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Bastia
UPD
Afesana
Beachfront Press-Telence item sparks local chatter
A fragment from PRESS-TELence notes a seaside event at Cakty Thers. Bec on the ninth of an unspecified month, drawing attention from nearby residents and local reporters. The exact details remain unclear due to the fragmentary OCR.
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Bec
14 on Plane Safe Despite Gear Failure
A double-engine Bonanza airliner was damaged but all 14 passengers and three crew members escaped injury after landing gear collapsed during landing at Yuma Arizona airport. A Bonanza spokesman said the F27 Dart’s right turboprop and underside were damaged.
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