Kidnaped L. B. Tot Found, Woman Is Sought by Police
A neighbor led officers to a kidnapped girl named Judy who had been at a park with her sister and two neighbors. The girl was found after a woman with blond hair was seen leaving the park and the suspect, Carmen Barreras, reportedly handed custody to Long Beach police.
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U.S. Peace Plan Seeks to End Mideast War
The Nixon administration weighs its stance on Israel military aid while pursuing a new peace plan. Rogers outlines U.S. interests in Israel's sovereignty and the impact of Soviet missiles in Egypt. He notes no direct U.S. military involvement in Cambodia and signals potential talks in Vienna on strategic arms, with Nasser visiting Moscow to discuss Middle East developments.
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Nixon to fly to Peru as earthquake aid shown
President Nixon plans a southern California stopover with a large White House entourage before heading to Peru to deliver aid for earthquake victims. Mrs Nixon will join a charity flight, while a family wedding for the president’s niece is scheduled in Newport Beach.
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Kellogg Gift Delay Prompts Cheerful Apology and Action
Readers report a Kellogg donation delay after four months as three children sent 60 cents and a cereal box top for a bowl and mug set. A Kellogg representative in Battle Creek apologized, saying demand was higher than expected and promised to ship the items. Also discussed are foster parents seeking adoption rights and the need for welfare clarification.
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Agnew Defends Cambodia War as Pundits Question Success
Vice President Spiro Agnew on his Colorado swing defends Nixon Cambodia policy while blasting media critics as the nation reels from protests outside Currigen Exhibition Hall. Agnew says Americans supported the decision, claims “great military success” amid calls for accountability. Public unrest includes protesters entering a topless club during the demonstration.
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American Airlines East Coast flight for kids this summer
A promotional piece promises a child friendly East Coast nonstop with meals ice cream sundaes and frosty milkshakes plus hot dogs spaghetti and meatballs and fried chicken. Puzzles comic books Casper the Friendly Ghost and Hot Stuff appear in a kid focused in flight program with cartoons before Astro Color features.
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Foster Care Adoption Rules and Sound Effects Requests
Foster care adoption rules vary by criteria used for foster versus adoptive parents. Some foster carers are deemed unsuitable due to age finances or religious considerations, though some cases allow adoption of the children they care for. A Norwalk reader seeks books on DIY sound effects including storms and ship creaks.
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Judge Won't Allow Firing of Manson Case Attorneys
In Los Angeles Superior Court the judge blocked attempts by Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel to fire their defense lawyers Ira Reiner and Dave Shinn. Manson and his followers had ordered no defense, and Kanarek signaled he would follow that stance. The courtroom drama unfolded as juror questioning began, with Van Houten seeking to dismiss Reiner and the defense team maintaining silence per Manson's orders. In Bakersfield, Carl J. Berry 47 died in a head-on freeway crash, NBC journalist Sean Michaell O'Kane 31 injured.
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