Stans Confidence in Nixon Prompts Hearings Request
The White House denied any wrongdoing by Secretary Maurice Stans amid questions about his stock in Great Southwest, the Penn Central subsidiary, while Sen. Hartke urged early hearings. Ziegler said Stans disclosed holdings and withdrew from negotiations, with eye-opening figures on stock value and blind trust limits noted. In Bremerton, the Bon Homme Richard arrived for mothballing after six Vietnam tours.
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Washington
White House
Maurice
Stans
Ronald L. Zie Ber
Penn Central Railroad
Vance Hartke
Dind
Senate Commerce Committee
Ziegler
Hartke
Tartke
Associated Press
Great Southwest
Pen Central
Texas
Bremerton, Wash
Bon Homme Richard
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Vietnam
Burglary Suspects Kidnap Execute 3 Texas Deputies
Five deputies were kidnapped during a burglary in Texas. The assailants tied the officers, shot three of them at the Trinity River bottoms, and fled in a car after the ambush. One attacker left the scene while two gunmen pursued enforcement and arrests followed. The four detained suspects were later taken in for questioning.
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Texas
McCurley
Heese
Infante
Trinity River
Reese
Dallas
Dover
Turtle oil and tenant tips spark ACTION LINE questions
Readers ask if turtles are slaughtered for beauty products and seek guidance on landlord tenant law and study abroad options. Conservationist Archie Carr criticizes turtle oil firms while noting conservation and poaching links. Information covers School Year Abroad details, costs, and applications via Phillips Academy sponsors.
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Delores
Rhodes Pharmacal
Chicago
Donatell
Action Line
Archie Carr
University of Florida
Caribbean
Carr
Polly Bergen
Cart
General Telephone to Auction Excess Trucks
General Telephone Company sells excess vehicles at public auctions several times a year. The next sale is June 26 at 2888 Ficus St in Pomona. Ken Porter Auction Co handles gates, with mailings available to avoid missing sale notices. John Obermeyer lists sales in local auction sections the week prior.
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General Telephone Company
J.mcg
Long Beach
General Telephone
Ficus St
Pomona
Ken Porter Auction Co
P.O
Santa Barbara
Calif
John Obermeyer
I, Jf
Invasion of Laos Stalled
In Laos the operation to cut the Ho Chi Minh trail stalls as South Vietnamese forces build fire bases and press the assault slowly. Officials say about half of the trail’s routes to the south are cut while combat troops number around 16,000 plus equal support personnel. Western diplomats warn of Chinese warnings and the fear of possible Chinese intervention after South Vietnamese victory claims.
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
Washington
White House
Laos
Panhandle
China
North Vietnam
U.S
Vientiane
Peking
Shocks Cut Power and 1000 Homes Condemned
After a massive temblor that killed 62 and injured over 1000, Los Angeles area authorities culled unsafe structures. Inspectors found 296 private buildings unfit for occupancy, with 925 major damages. Red Cross shelters function as one stop centers while repairs and power restoration proceed. Police warned against imposters posing as inspectors.
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Hugh Gillis
Red Cross
Manley
Sam Yorty
GI Vehicles Damaged by Viet Rioters
Saigon reports five U S military vehicles damaged in anti American incidents linked to weekend rioting in Qui Nhon. Student groups claim 15 vehicles damaged while U S command cites four vehicles fire bombed and one damaged by window smash. Saigon student union vows reprisals after two Vietnamese children were killed by an American soldier in Qui Nhon.
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Saigon
VPI
U.S
Qui Nhon
Five fugitive servicemen shot by Marine patrol in Vietnam
The Boston Globe reports a 1969 court martial stipulation of facts where five fugitive American service men fled a Marine brig near Da Nang. They allegedly faced a patrol who opened fire after promising freedom. One man died. Maynard pleaded guilty to mutiny and escape, serving a three year term.
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Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter
N.H
St. Paul's School
Concord
U.S
American Field Service
France
Germany
Spain
George Washington Hall
New York
Meier Kahane
Jewish Defense League
U.N
League
Soviet Union
Kahane
Vladimir Fedorov
Boston
Boston Globe
Vietnam
Michael D.maynard
Jordan
Utah
da Nang
Dan Nang
the Globe
Maynard
Marine Aircraft Group 11
Reagan Sticks to Tax Vow for Budget Reform
Governor Reagan reaffirmed his stance against new taxes to balance the California budget. He said reforms are under study and could cut welfare and Medi-Cal spending beyond the proposed $170 million in his budget. He added no new tax plan would be unveiled this week and opposed federalizing welfare.
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Reagan
Washington
Hunt 3rd Man in Sinking of Fishing Vessel
The Morro Bay fishing boat Frandora sank in the Pacific with two dead and one missing. Bakersfield men Denzil Keller 45 and his son Scott 10 died. owner Frank Hausman 42 swam ashore after the boat capsized in a kelp bed. a manhunt for Truecauga Hell, 70, continues.
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Hunt
Morro Bay
UPI
Pacific Ocean
The
Coast Guard
Denzil Keller
Scott
Bakersfield
Frank A. Hausman
Frandora
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Long Beach Apartment House Association
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Europe
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Lakewood
Los
Bree
van Norman
Harold J. Mantey
City Department of Building and Public Safe
San Fernando Valley
London
Im — Police Today
Lionel Bart
Oliver
Bart
Marine Patrol
Portsmouth
Wilmington
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