POWs bury comrade who shot self after his death
Six former prisoners of war charged with collaborating with the enemy attended the funeral of a fallen comrade who killed himself last week. The group included Marine Set. Auel Larry Kavanaugh and Theodore W. Guy were identified among senior POW officers at a facility near Thani.
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South Vietnam
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Land-tax increase projected for Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County tax officials estimate a 700 million increase over a 20 billion property assessment roll based on unaudited 1973 figures. Antelope Valley may see assess ment rises up to 40 percent while parts of Los Angeles and Walnut area face varied changes. Some areas near Sylmar could see reductions up to four percent due to environmental review demands and airport prospects.
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Pomona
Sylimar
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State Supreme Court
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Internal Revenue Service
Bardos Named President Of Los Angeles Board Of Education
Philip G. Barros elected president of the Los Angeles Board of Education, continuing a conservative shift on the board. The 41-year-old management consultant succeeds M C Chambers, who had long sought the post amid liberal opposition.
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UPI
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Board of Education
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Robert Doctor
Hardos
MC. Chambers
Nixon to sign Social Security benefits hike
The White House confirms President Nixon will sign a measure increasing Social Security benefits by 5.4 percent next July. Press secretary Ronald Ziegler apologized for a Sunday error that misstated the bill and noted confusion over parliamentary maneuvering before Congress’ Fourth of July recess.
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City Council reelects Gibson to unprecedented seventh term
The New Orleans council on Monday reelected Solin Gibson as president and Billy G. Mills as president pro tem. Gibson, 70, secured an unprecedented seventh term, while Mills, 49, began his third consecutive term.
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UPI
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Health news on spine manipulation and surgery debate
A 1973 health feature reports on back pain treatment, noting advocates of spinal manipulation claim it can reduce surgery needs. Dr Cyriax criticizes overuse of surgery and supports careful use of manipulation, citing his 40 000 patient cases and contrasting Britain and the United States.
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Cyriax
England
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Bellflower
ARS
Newcastle disease hits Southern California turkeys
Newport Riverside county outbreak reappears after May 14, infecting about 50 900 turkeys near Romoland. Dr E C Sharman says control exists but eradication remains incomplete as 67 500 birds are affected on a Romeland ranch. The 1972 epidemic led to 11.5 million birds destroyed across eight counties with $24.4 million paid to owners.
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Rompland
Riverside County
California
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Philippine quake jolts eastern central region
A tremor struck the eastern central Philippines and an island off southern Luzon today, the Weather bureau said, with no immediate reports of injuries or damage.
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Manila
UPI
Philippines
Luzon
Weather Bureau
Auto thieves in scrap over sleeper problem
In Los Angeles a pair of auto thieves argued after discovering a sleeping child in a stolen car. The boy, Michael Perez, slipped away as they fought, an unidentified woman alerted police, and authorities returned him to his mother Carlotta Perea after finding her abandoned car nearby.
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Los Angeles
Thain
Michael Perez
Sioufis
Carlotta Perea
Ex justice Homer Spence dies at 82 in Alameda
Homer Spence former California Supreme Court justice died Sunday at age 82 in Alameda He was elected three times to the state Assembly after World War I and served on the high court from 1945 until his retirement in 1960
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Homer Spence
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