Nixon hater label sparks House criticism of Huntley
Rep. William J. Scherle accuses NBC anchor Chet Huntley of lacking objectivity after Huntley called Nixon defender of a harmful image. Reagan allies Sinatra and Martin join Reagan reelection effort, while Dr Eric Berne author of Games People Play dies at 60 after a heart attack, tracing his career from Canada to the United States and his Army service.
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Dad offers reward for kidnapped Laurie Murninghan
The father of 16 year old Laurie Murninghan offers a 16.50 reward to anyone who helps bring back his daughter after a gift shop holdup and kidnapping. He says the reward could go to the kidnapper as a legal defense or rehabilitation fund if he surrenders to police. A televised plea was made as the girl remains missing after the assault on the shop owner and theft of 60 dollars.
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Army Shifts 22 Year-Old vanishing Soldier to Vietnam
Pvt. Albert Breinz of Youngstown Ohio, who alleged the Army lost him for 20 months, has been sent to Vietnam. His lawyers sought a federal writ of habeas corpus in Tacoma to block transfer and force civilian detention at Ft Lewis Washington. Breinz, who was stationed in 1963, returned April after his wife notified payroll. An AWOL probe was dismissed but Breinz faces discharge from 1967. if the writ is granted he would be brought back to the United States for a hearing.
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Hair-Growing Evangelist Convicted In False Advertising Case
Radio evangelist Curtis Howe Springer, 73, known for selling hair growth remedies, was convicted on 11 counts of false advertising by an Ontario California Municipal Court jury after seven hours of deliberation. Sentencing set for August 26 by Judge Roland Rutledge. This marks his second such conviction, following a prior 60 days in jail and a $2,500 fine last November for eight counts of false advertising of cures for hemorrhoids nerves and goiter. Springer operates on 22 radio stations in the Southwest and beyond.
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Cambodian Forces Fight For Kim Rom Summit
Thousands of Cambodian mercenaries trained in Vietnam near Phnom Penh clash with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong attempting to seize Kim Rom. Spokesmen report heavy casualties and ongoing fighting with limited contact. Casualties and movements described across Long Vek and surrounding areas as efforts continue.
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Raccoon blamed for long Danvers school delay
A raccoon caused part of a 25 month delay in constructing the Hawthorne School for the mentally retarded in Danvers. Allan J. McDonald, clerk of works, said the animal bit through a transformer wire, forcing repairs in New York State. Labor difficulties also slowed progress.
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Readable text fragments show stray characters and unclear phrases about a Bahá and a day event. No coherent names, places, or dates emerge to form a factual summary or identifiable incident.
Plane crashes near Long Beach Airport after fence strike
A light plane approaching Long Beach Airport crashed on Lakewood Boulevard near Connant Street. Pilot Paul S. Moenning, 25, of Hawaiian Gardens, and student passenger Carlos M. McCarty, 16, of Norwalk, exited the craft and walked to the airport to apologize for not landing the rented plane fully.
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Red Prof Marcuse to Stay as UC San Diego Lecturer
Marxist philosopher Herbert Marcuse will remain at UC San Diego after his July 1 contract expired. Department chair De. Avcum Stroll says he will teach as a guest lecturer funded by the department, keep a seat in the faculty senate with voting rights, and supervise eight postdoctoral students including Angela Davis.
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LSD Factory Man Arrested in California Drug Raid
Owsley Stanley III known as a legendary LSD producer was arrested with two others on marijuana and dangerous drug charges. Police seized marijuana and opium precursors after a raid. Stanley faces appeal on a prior seven figure LSD operation conviction. Legislature cut 11 million from 1970 71 budget ending a rehabilitative program for negligent drivers run by the Motor Vehicles Department.
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Robert Matthews
Elizabeth Cantor
Orinda
Sacramento
APS
Robert C. Cozens
Motor Vehicles Department
Whale Pollution Cleanup At Western White House Beach
Coast Guard crews responded to a pollution issue on the beach near the Western White House after a dead whale washed ashore Wednesday night. Orange County Labor Department said the carcass had been polluting the air for blocks and was seen offshore earlier in the day.
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Coast Guard
White House
Orange County
Burglary Talk Set for Lions Club Meeting
Sacramento police Sgt. Lee Ghilardelli plans a burglary prevention film at a Lions Club gathering. The thief who stole the club president's screen must return it before the talk proceeds.
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Lee Ghil
Lions Club
Senate Approves Alaska Land Claim Plan With Vast Grants
The Senate passed a bill giving Alaska Natives 19 million acres of land and 1 billion dollars in payments, the largest land claims settlement. The package allocates 500 million in appropriations and 500 million in royalties over 42 years, plus land grants to native villages and homesites, with funds to be managed by new corporations for housing, education, and welfare.
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