Boston clash as Hayakawa speech meets riotous demonstration
Police in Boston faced a riot outside a university campus during Hayakawa’s talk. Demonstrators hurled rocks and ice while officers used nightsticks to separate crowds. The fight spilled onto Huntington Avenue, with windows smashed and a Viet Cong flag pole used against an officer. Hayakawa’s reception included heckling and applause before he left for Logan Airport. Northeastern, with 25,410 students, denies further demonstrations after a court order.
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Students For A Democratic Society
Greek Ship Spiros Strikes Reef In Aegean Fire
In fog off Skyros island the 2000 ton Greek passenger ship Spiros owned by Ioniki Steamship Co. struck a reef and burned. All 34 passengers and 54 crew escaped unharmed. the ship was destroyed. Captain Panayutis Karmandias steered the vessel to Thiapori port after a large hole tore the hull.
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Four Wives Return From Global Search for Missing Husbands
In Los Angeles four wives of U.S. servicemen missing in North Vietnam arrived after a worldwide effort seeking word on their husbands. They spoke of unyielding North Vietnamese officials and the exhausting trip yet felt they had spread understanding.
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Vientiane
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Papal
Romania
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Cairo
New Delhi
Red Cross
United Artists Theater Built in 1926 by Famous Trio
A Los Angeles feature notes the United Artists Theater at 933 Broadway built in 1926 as the project of Charles Chaplin Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks Sr. The landmark had the citys first air conditioning and heroic sculptures. it is now leased to Metropolitan Theaters Corp planning renovation next year.
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Los Angeles
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Charles Chaplin
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks Sr
United Artists Corp
Fred Foxman
Metropolitan Theaters Corp
Arnold Viatka
UA Corp
Walker and Eisen
C. Howard Crane
Detroit
Buyer education in selecting diamonds and inspecting for quality
The letter urges buyers to seek jewelers who explain diamond differences such as fissures and flaws. It praises inspecting gems under 10 power magnification and notes price variances between diamonds of similar carat weight. The author signs as TLE from Lakewood.
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Action Line
Jose
Tle
Lakewood
Raid nets 200000 pills guns in Long Beach sweep
Long Beach officers with state narcotics agents raided a residence after a $3000 pill buy near Second Street and Belmont Avenue. Suspects Gaber Bohl 20 John Mercado 24 and Delores Barajas 23 were arrested on suspicion of dangerous drugs for sale. A woman allegedly battered an officer during the arrest.
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Mike Morgan
Second Street
Belmont Avenue
Morgan
Gaber Bohl
Eucalyptus Ave
John Mitchell
Mercado
Delores Barajas
LaVerne Street
Seaplane Flips in Long Beach Sinks. Four Unhurt
A seaplane flip near Long Beach Airport left four passengers uninjured after the craft sank in 50 feet of water while a water taxi crew rescued them. Pilot blamed for the incident citing failed gear. comes amid a spate of recent Avalon aviation accidents including a Catalina Seaplane crash with two killed.
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Avalon
Jai Ia
Catalina Air Lines Inc
Thunder Mug Sells for 648 Dollars at Auction
A dented pewter chamber pot once kept under the bed of Admiral Sir Cloudesly Shovell, who perished when his flagship foundered near Scilly Isles in 1707, sold for 648 dollars at auction.
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London
UPI
Cloudesly
Scilly Isles
Unions Accept GE Pact Providing 25% Pay Hike
The IUE and UE led a 14 week strike that involved 147000 workers across 19 states. The pact promises 25 percent wage increases over four months, announced by J Curtis Counts of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service as GE plant workers could return within a week to ten days.
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J. Curtis Counts
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
IUE
Nuclear Sub Runs Aground At Charleston Harbor
The nuclear submarine Nathaniel Greene spent seven hours aground on a sand bar near Ft Sumter before tugs freed it amid 30 mph winds. Commissioned in 1964, the vessel was entering the harbor in thick fog and 16 feet of water near the mouth. The harbor was closed temporarily to prevent other ships from entering. No injuries. 132 crew members were safe throughout.
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S.C
UPS
Nathaniel Greene
Ft Sumter
Navy
Cmdr
J. C. Standiford
Greene
Standiford
House Moves to Squelch Impending Cash Flow Cutoff
UPI reports House leaders, blocked by Nixon vetoes, will push through Congress as an emergency measure to keep funding flowing for the Labor Department, Health Education and Welfare, and Office of Economic Opportunity. They seek a substitute bill to cover the $19.7 billion package beyond the current budget.
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UPI
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Office of Economic Opportunity
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