Hopper dismisses Life marijuana myth and plans TV rebuttal
Dennis Hopper, in Taos, contest Life Magazine’s drug claim as false and vows to appear on talk shows in New York to counter the report. He says his only habit is cigarettes and will defend his image to prevent a heroin impression among youths.
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Taos
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New York
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San Francisco
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Robert Wilson
Joseph Attota
San Fredcisca
UAW Demands Start Auto Contract Talks With GM
The United Auto Workers opened contract negotiations with General Motors presenting a wage and benefits package totaling nearly 1 billion dollars for the first year. GM, employing 395,000 of the 700,000 hourly workers, faces demands to fund workers’ pensions and cost of living adjustments amid a weak sales year. The union plans similar presentions to Ford and Chrysler, signaling a pivotal period for U.S. auto jobs and competitive pressures from foreign producers.
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General Motors Corp
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UAW
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Woodcock
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Chrysler Corp
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U.S
No Ill Will Felt by Freed Bishop Walsh in Hong Kong
American Bishop James E. Walsh, 79, released after 12 years in a Red Chinese prison, says he bears no ill will toward the Chinese. He told Rev. John McCormack that he could not be bitter toward them and that he never got mad at anything the Chinese would do. Father McCormack added that Tse has a tremendous love for the Chinese.
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James E. Walsh
John McCormack
Solon Describes My Lai Frustration in House Subcommittee
Rep Charles Gubser disclosed he threatened to resign from the House Armed Services Subcommittee investigating the My Lai massacre over the Army's uncooperative stance and gatekeeping of witnesses. He criticized witnesses memory lapses and said Lt Gen Peers did a good job, though the Army hindered the inquiry.
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Gubser
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Dla
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D-Ny
Wiliam F. Dickinson
R-Ala
Samuel Koster
Americal
Viet
William R. Peers
Congress
Rep
Mendell Rivers
RSC
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Cycle Crash Kills Sailor in SoCal on Canyon Road
A Long Beach based sailor Kelly James King, 20, aboard the USS Floyd Parks, died after his motorcycle struck a guard rail on Santa Ana Canyon Road near Peralta Hill at 2:10 am. He died at Anaheim Memorial Hospital. No other vehicles were involved. A Navy pilot from Point Mugu NAS was killed when his single engine plane crashed on the runway after takeoff. The victim’s name was withheld.
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Kelly James King
Floyd Parks
Anaheim Memorial Hospital
Peralta Hill
Navy
Vandenberg
LPI
Point Mugu Naval Air Station
County Seeks State Takeover of Welfare Program
The County Board of Supervisors urged the state to assume full control of the county’s $300 million welfare program. They criticized Governor Reagan’s actions, warning of higher local taxes if state funding is withdrawn and calling for radical reform of welfare to shift costs away from state and county to homeowners and taxpayers.
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Ronald Reagan
Frank G. Bonelli
Ernest E. Debs
Ellis P. Murphy
Department of Public Social Services
T County
Tie
Reagan
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Hoax Lures Teen Cadet Group to Los Angeles
A Canada bound group of twenty seven teen age air cadets and ten adult leaders were lured to the U S for a two week tour that never existed. They stranded at Los Angeles International Airport after contacting Lockheed Aircraft Corp believing the firm invited them. Lockheed denied any invitation and officials later hosted the visitors at the Burbank plant while CAP members arranged a cookout and beach swim. The adult leader blamed the group for not verifying with Lockheed. the trip had been planned for eight months as an exchange with the Los Angeles Civil Air Patrol.
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San Fran
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Los Angeles
United States
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Lockheed
Burbank
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CAP
Calgary
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Slaughter
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Earl Bramblett
Solon
Harry Farrell
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