Teenage girl wounded as bandits invade party
Four young men robbed 17 party guests in La Mirada Sunday night stealing 675 from Steven Rodick and others. Joanna Tilock was shot in the abdomen while grabbing an armed suspect and treated at La Mirada Community Hospital. Deputies later found marijuana on the premises and arrested Rodick on drug possession charges.
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la Mirada
Don Kennedy
Norwalk
Janina Tilsock
la Mirada Community Hospital
Sat. Kennedy
Steven Allen Rodick
E. Rosecrans Ave
Larry Costa
Rodick
Miss Tilcock
Miss Tilench
Kennedy
Action Line answers reader questions and resolves theft cases
Action Line guides readers on practical issues from a drapery swindle by M A Morton to child support law changes and Marineland Explorer posts. It reports police interest, court actions, and proper channels, including how to recover a missing record player, and explains prison clothing policies at San Quentin.
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Chief's
Santa Fe Ave
William Worthey
C.E.S
Los Alamitos
Body of Woman Found in Pool at Harbor City Apt
Harbor division police seek identity of a woman found floating at 7 am in the pool of an apartment at 1530 W Lomita Blvd Harbor City. The 40 year old caucasian wore brown knit top slacks white shoes a wedding tag and had self inflicted injuries. Investigators say death may be by suicide but murder is not ruled out.
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Harbor Division
W. Lomita Blvd
Harbor City
Ray Gendreau
Gamby Mortuary
Lomita
Gendreau
Nixon to unveil major foreign policy report early February
President Nixon plans a lengthy foreign policy report to Congress in early February before his China trip. Kissinger, at the San Clemente White House, works on the document as Nixon returns from talks with Japan’s Prime Minister Sato. Congress reconvenes January 18 and Nixon will deliver the State of the Union at 12 30 p m.
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Nixon
Congress
China
White House
Henry Kissinger
San Clemente
Gerald L. Warren
Kissinger
Japan
Visaku Sato
Warren
First Lady Nixon Cheerfully Welcomed Home by President
Mrs Nixon returns from Liberia Ghana and Ivory Coast trip to Andrews Air Force Base where Nixon hails her diplomacy as his stand in Africa. Agnew foresees more diplomatic missions in election year. The welcome drew over 1,000 people including many students in a rainy Sunday night crowd.
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Washington
Nixon
Africa
Liberia
Ghana
Ivory Coast
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Peking
High Court Lets New Demo Delegates Setup Stand
The Supreme Court let stand a federal appeals court ruling upholding the Democratic National Committee plan to apportion 3016 convention votes among states, a move disputed by some large states. The court also agreed to decide FCC authority on requiring large cable systems to originate substantial programming and reviewed visa denial for a Belgian Marxist lecturer. It refused to intervene in labor unions’ secondary boycott against the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Democratic National Committee
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
High Court
Ernest Mandel
Los Angeles Herald - Examiner
Democratic Committee
Miami Beach
Alaska
Massachusets
California
New York
High court to hear Calif welfare case today
The Supreme Court agreed to hear California authorities appeal from a federal order prohibiting automatic denial of welfare benefits to dependents of service members. The case centers on Nancy Remillard and her 2 year old daughter under Aid to Families with Dependent Children.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
California
Robert B. Carleson
California Department of Social Welfare
Nancy Remillard
Bangladesh leader returns home to delirious welcome
Sheik Mujib Abdul Rahman returns to Dacca after nine months in Pakistani prisons to a joyous reception. Foreign diplomats including Herbert D. Spivack attend, while the White House contemplates humanitarian aid but not recognition of Bangladesh. Mujib tells a Ramna crowd that the nation sacrificed for liberty.
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Fib Rahman
Bangladesh
Herbert D. Spivack
Spivack
White House
South Asia
Gerald L. Warren
Washington
Mujib
London
New Delhi
France
Soviet Union
Yugosavia
Nepal
Japan
Poland
India
Mijib
Ramna
Mother and child rescued from East German ship near Kiel Canal
West German border guards rescued a mother and child from an East German vessel in the Kiel Holtenau Canal as the ship Wichsfeld lay in West German waters. The father, a crew officer, fled ashore seeking help after being discovered hiding them in a cabin. Officials said force was used only within legal limits and that the incident prompted protests from East Germany.
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Wichsfeld
Kiel-Holtenau
Baltic
North Seas
Interior Ministry
ADN
East German
Foreign Ministry
Four fires claim 14 children in mass and states
A series of fires over two days killed fourteen children and several adults across Massachusetts Georgia Minnesota and New York. In Swansea Massachusetts Margaret Theis and family perished when their home burned. In North Collins New York Ronald Hubbard and three siblings died in a two story house fire after an explosion. Additional fires in Hogansville Georgia and Red Lake Minnesota killed multiple children while parents were away. Police note several households suffered extensive losses with others hospitalized or injured.
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Feu
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New York
Georgia
Minnesota
Margaret ‘Theis
Lar
Stephen
Nancy
Swansea
Mass
North Collins
Buffalo
N.C
Ronald Hubbard
Denise Hubbard
Roseann Hubbard
Dale Hubbam
Daniel Judson
Hubbard
George Hubbard
Robert
Robert Grubb
Junior Mickfield
Hogansville
Susie Lee Banks
Tammy Roberson
Soto Roberson
Lennie Mickfield
Roberson
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Mickfields
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Red Lake
Minn
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Douglas Jr
John
Cheyenna
Karen
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