Long Beach State president McIntosh resigns
College president McIntosh, 55, resigns after 22 years at Long Beach State amid enrollment growth and staff shortages. Dr. Dumke and the college advisory board express confidence while noting the need for continuity as acting or permanent leaders are sought for San Francisco State and Valley State. Campus protests and activism are mentioned as context for the era.
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Des
Dr. Dumke
Los Angeles
McIntosh
George Tankmar
San Francisco State
Valley State
Dumke
Metntash
Long Geach
Beach Folk Lose Battle of Fences
Residents clash as a work crew of about 48 begins removing fences and small patios to clear a site. Deputy Lauren Rask says authorities cannot intervene before a temporary restraining order due to Lincoln's Birthday, while Montgomery orders the removal and plans to sell the section for residential development.
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Lauren Rask
Montgomery
del Bailey
Bayview Drive
Army Brings Besieged Home Milk in Bordeaux Siege
In Bordeaux France on Wednesday an army halftrack delivered two bottles of milk to a fortified house where Andre Fourquet and his two children remained hostages. A doctor reported Aline aged 13 exhausted and undernourished while her 11-year-old brother was in fair health. Fourquet, holed up since February 3 over a custody dispute, threatens to kill the children with a rifle if officers move on the house, and a policeman was shot nearby. A 14-year-old daughter escaped Sunday night.
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Bordeaux
France
Andre Fourquet
Fourquet
Aline
Faurquet
Rockefeller Urges Federal Health Plan for States
Rockefeller pressed a plan to divert revenues to states and local communities for education, with the federal government underwriting welfare costs via a tax grant program. Nixon and Rockefeller conferred privately, then the President attended part of a governor’s urban affairs presentation before a National Security Council meeting moved up a day. The plan calls for distributing federal revenue growth over four years, starting with roughly 2.75 billion to states in year one and up to 14 billion by 1973, with installments increasing 25 percent yearly. A separate Utah incident notes a $20,000 Civil Air Patrol plane stolen and landed downtowns, later found.
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Nixon
Rockefeller
National Security Council
Navy Plane Slams Peak Seven Killed
A Navy Lockheed aircraft crashed at the 5,000 foot level northeast of El Toro in heavy fog. Seven crew members died as searchers from Los Alamitos, El Toro and the Orange County sheriff’s office combed rough ridges for bodies. Initial recoveries found three intact, with more later in brush and debris.
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EL ‘Toro
Robert Booker
Los Alamitos
el Toro
Orange County
Orange County Sheriffs Office
Booher
Lawmaker Returns Pay Raise Noted by One Rep
Washington reports Rep. Andrew Jacobs Jr. will return his 12 500 pay raise to the Treasury for the remainder of his term. The 41 percent hike, boosting pay from 30 000 to 42 500, applies to all 635 members this Friday. Sen. Robert Byrd plans a 4 000 Byrd scholarship fund and 25 savings bonds for West Virginia valedictorians each year.
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Washington
UPL
Congress
Sam
Andrew Jacobs Jr
T-Ind
UPT
Treasury
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Change of plea in Sirhan case delays trial
Sirhan Sirhan seeks a plea change to curb trial length as opening statements loom. The judge will hear defense and prosecution Thursday after Lincoln's birthday recess. A 12-member jury and six alternates are seated with alternates ready to replace jurors if needed. The case follows Kennedy's June 1968 assassination in California.
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Sirhan
Lincoln
Donight
Kennedy
California
Emile Zola Bermati
Beth I. Feenstra
Pilot Fails Seizure Attempt on Jet Over Miami
A British West Indies Airways jetliner from Montego Bay to Miami was overtaken by a passenger who tried to seize flight controls during final approach. Captain Allen Percival said the man shouted that something was wrong and attempted to throw switches and flip thrust levers. James Pinckney, an American citizen of Bahamian birth, was charged by the FBI with interfering with and assaulting the crew and held on $100,000 bond ahead of a hearing before U.S. Commissioner Edward P. Swan.
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Miami
British West Indies Airways
Montego Bay
Allen Percival
James §. Pinckney
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pinckney
U.S
Edward P. Swan
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UCLA
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