Ellsberg Indicted in Los Angeles in 1969 Case
Ellsberg indicted by jury in Los Angeles on charges of unlawful possession and conversion of United States Vietnam relations documents from 1945 to 1967. Rand Corp. employee, linked to Pentagon study, discussed after arraignment while newspapers debate publishing more material from the secret papers and courts weigh national security arguments.
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Patricia
Vietnam
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Christian Science Monitor
Washington
Supreme Court
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Washington Post
Monitor
Johnson
United States
South Vietnam
Nixon vetoes public works bill amid economic dispute
President Nixon vetoed the public works appropriations bill while urging Congress to pass alternative jobs programs. He favored transitional jobs in parks, police, fire, schools, hospitals and antipollution agencies funded 90 percent by the federal government. He criticized the bill as a poor compromise and backed the Emergency Employment Act of 1971 approach. Connally indicated unemployment targets would not be sharply pursued, and stressed no tax cuts or large spending boosts in response to the economy. A separate Paris to New York Trans World Airlines flight was diverted after a bomb threat call.
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Terence Carolinal Cooke
Burt Neuborne
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Supervisors adopt record spending and cuts at hearing
Supervisors approve a larger overall budget with 31 for various departments while deleting 20 from the general fund to the County Board of Education, cutting 298 from welfare, and abolishing 28 information positions. Tax rate depends on September assessment roll and potential welfare reforms. A unruly Progressive Labor Party protest interrupted the session, requiring about 24 deputies to remove the demonstrators.
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Philip Watson
Progressive Labor Party
Sheriff's Deputies
Lockheed hearing delayed by Senate dispute
The Senate Banking Committee postponed its first closed session on drafting rescue legislation for Lockheed due to objections by Senator William Proxmire while the Senate was in session. An aide said the session may not resume before the July 4 recess and the measure could broaden to aid other faltering industrial firms. Daniel J. Haughton warned that inaction could halt work on the L1011 TriStar, risking a $20 billion market for wide bodied aircraft.
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Senate Banking Committee
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
William Proxmire
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Lockheed Board
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National Press Club
USDA Sets Egg Quality Standards Across Markets
A US Department of Agriculture spokesman says all egg grades must meet minimum standards, though smaller markets may buy less expensive grades, affecting overall egg quality in those outlets.
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US Department of Agriculture
Long Beach Foster Parents Plan Aug Picnic
The Long Beach Foster Parents Association seeks donations of food, games, prizes, and volunteers to organize activities for 600 foster children during a picnic tentatively set for August 15. Call Mrs John McGill vice president at 42140557 to help.
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Foster Parents Association
John McGill
Dangerous oil sump behind Bahia Marine Hardware store
Firefighters report a deep tar like oil sump behind 6200 Pacific Coast Highway Long Beach that has trapped dogs and a man. Edward O Connor says Standard Oil will fill the sump or erect a fence after talks with officials.
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Long Beach
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Coffee Bean Roasting Tips From Industry Experts
William Berry of Apffel Edwards Coffee Co in Los Angeles explains roasting beans to dark brown and recommends small-batch testing before full production. Time ranges around 15 to 19 minutes and Fred Taylor of Farmer Brothers offers to roast up to four pounds free if you bring beans in. A reader reports a hospital refund delay after a claim for a $27.50 bill at El Centro Community Hospital, with hospital administrator J F Cooper apologizing and promising the refund.
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Apffel Edwards Coffee Co
Los Angeles
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Farmer Brothers Coffee
Normandie Ave
Torrance
el Centro Community Hospital
el Centro
Calif
Catholics seek new ways to keep parochial schools open
The court approved five to four a federal program of direct construction grants to private colleges to build libraries gymnasiums and laboratories labeling such buildings religiously neutral. Pennsylvania and Rhode Island teacher subsidies were struck down 8 to 1 and 8 to 1 for entanglement concerns. Chief Justice cautioned even benevolent teachers may be biased under religious control.
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Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Two Women Die In Vermont Auto Crash
Two women were killed when their car plunged down an embankment near Waterbury Vermont on Monday. The victims were identified as Janita J. Tametta 23 of Lowell Massachusetts and Norma J. Billado 47 of Brawley California. A 2 year old son, Christopher, survived with minor injuries.
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Norma J. Billado
Brawley
Calif
Lunetta
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Two L B students injured as bus overturns in France
A bus carrying American high school students on a European tour skidded on a wet road near Calais and overturned, injuring 14 students including four from California. Mark Barsoon Reedley and Jany Roaplhi from Reidsville suffered leg fractures while Dana O Neil Long Beach and Debbie Allen also suffered injuries. The group was en route to Paris for a three day stopover before continuing to Vichy.
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France
UPI
California
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Reedley
Jany Roaplhi
Reidsville
Dana O'Neil
Long Beach
Debbie Allen
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Beach
Paris
Vichy
Missing crewman as fishing boat sinks off Santa Barbara Channel
A 31 foot commercial fishing boat sank in heavy seas off San Miguel Island with one crewman missing. Coast Guard launched a major search using seven boats and aircraft as the cutter Cape Higgins towed the vessel before a large wave caused it to sink. The missing man wore a life jacket and identities of the crew and other vessel were not immediately known.
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Coast Guard
San Miguel
Santa Rosa Islands
Santa Barbara
Cape Higgon
Mail service to add 39 air taxi routes
Washington UPI reports the postal service will contract 39 Moore air taxi routes where planes are hired to fly air mail on the quickest delivery schedules. The move aims to expand delivery speed and reliability across the network.
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UPI
Postal Service
Moore
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