Noted figures mix science and politics in early week headlines
Dr. Lamont Cole warned of unintended ecological harm from village spraying in Borneo. Al Bua tours knitting on planes to calm customers. San Francisco Mayor Alioto and Assemblyman Unruh trade quips on future politics. Kim Novak denied permit to keep a horse near Salinas amid neighbor opposition over odor and land use.
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Cole
Vilage
Borneo
Dr. Cole
Ecology and Systematic
Cornell University
University of Kansas
San Francisco
Unruh
Alioto
Jess
Kim Novak
Carmel Highlands
Salinas
Pacific Ocean
Azcum
Los Angeles
Monterey County
Robert Slimmon
Da Nang Base Is Blasted
South Viet Nam bases shelled by Viet Cong as night attacks hit Da Nang and other coastal areas. Rockets sank landing crafts and damaged ammunition boats, killing one American and wounding many. Officials reported heavy losses for enemy forces while Allied spoiling ops and rapid deployments slowed the spring offensive. Marines uncovered a large enemy stockpile near the Laos border.
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South Vietama
U.S. Navy
Pa Nang
Thursda
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
U. S
da Nang
Verdict of Guilty in Kidnap of Boy
A jury convicts Robert See Dacy, 39, of kidnapping 5 year old Stanley Stafford and Mrs Stafford, finding bodily harm caused. prosecutors seek the gas chamber or life imprisonment in a penalty phase in Santa Monica Superior Court.
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Stanley Stafford
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Lakewood Aircraft
Dacy
Fife
Santa Monica Superior Court
E. Tanglewood St
Laurence J. Rittenband
Billy G. Webb
Raymond F. Crigger
Robert Lez Dacy
Tijuana Hit Hard by Rainstorm
The Mexican city of Tijuana faces 1.6 million dollars in damage after heavy rain snow and mudslides. Bridges along the Tijuana River are damaged and many shacks washed away. About 3,000 residents left unsafe areas with aid from the Fifth Infantry Battalion.
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olTicids
Ily
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Priest Gets OK to Preach After Haarlem Decision
In Amsterdam, UPI reports Msgr Theodoor Zwari jans, Bishop of Haarlem, said Rev Jos Vrijburg may continue delivering sermons but remains forbidden to celebrate Mass after the butch episcopate approved a tax change of heart and allowed preaching while restricting sacraments.
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Amsterdam
UPI
Msgr
Theodoor Zwarijans
Haarlem
Jos Vrijburg
Housewife Serves as Nixon Translator in Rome Visit
Mrs Vivian Bonaccorsi Lewis, a Pennsylvania housewife and mother of two born in Italy, is on call as a freelance translator for President Nixon during his Rome trip. She previously worked for the Italian government before marrying Philadelphia architect Edward David Lewis.
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Rome
Vivian Bonaccorsi Lewis
Italy
Edward David Lewis
Philadelphia
America
Hollywood actress seeks Mexican divorce for Jack Jones
Miss St. John spokesmen said JT Stodah plans to divorce singer Jack Jones in Mexico. They wed in October 1967, her third marriage and his second. The couple, described as close friends, will travel to El Paso then Juarez to finalize the divorce.
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Mexico
Jack Jones
Miss St. John
Miss
Bergman loses temper and strikes critic during rehearsal
Ingmar Bergman clashed with newspaper critic Bengt Johnson at the Royal Dramatic Theater in Stockholm while rehearsing Woyzeck. Johnson says Bergman hit him in the face and pushed him into set decorations before stage staff separated them, with Johnson planning no legal action.
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UPI
Ingmar Bergman
Royal Dramatic Theater
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Bengt Johnson
Dagens Nyheter
Bergman
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