Not Afraid to Die Girl Jumps From Cliff After Talk
A15 year old girl tells how her friend Sharon Carol Boru 18 of Torrance discussed death before leaping from a cliff at San Pedros Point Fermin. Lizi Zimmerman 18 of Torrance was treated for drug overdose after calling police.
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Sharon Carol Boru
Elm Ave
Torrance
San Pedro
Point
Fermin
Lizi J. Zimmerman
Yukon Ave
Tori Yahee
la Pedro Peninsula Hospital
Harbor
Action Line customer help service in Long Beach
A public inquiries service lists how to contact ACTION LINE Box 230 Long Beach California 90801 and phone number 432 3451 for consumer questions. The program pledges to answer questions of general interest and requests no original documents be sent.
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Long Beach
Calif
Legal aid breaks and subscription snafus plague readers
Letters recount a South Gate firefighters association seeking repayment of legal fees from Kurlander Solomon Hart after a $65,000 settlement and delayed reimbursements. A subscriber in Cerritos reports Downe Communications subscription delays for Ladies' Home Journal with no deliveries to date.
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South Gate
Action Line
J.C.J
Kurlander, Solomon and Hart
Steve Solomon
Solomon
Ladies’ Home Journal
Downe Publishing Company
Whitestone
N.Y
Downe
L.P.E
Cerritos
Ladhew Home Journal
Downe Communications
After 40 years the Lindbergh baby killer evidence remains
The notice cites continued, unresolved evidence in the Lindbergh baby case with references to page sections for further details. It lists sections across the paper including editorial and lifestyle pages and notes search criteria for readers.
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Charles Lindbergh
Hero cop Pacheco convicted in wife murder case
Former Los Angeles Police officer Manuel Pacheco was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of his estranged wife Anita 24, and of assault with a deadly weapon against her companion Alfred Thatcher 27 of Torrance. The verdict followed seven weeks of deliberation and hinged on an investigator interview tape played to jurors.
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Los Angeles
Manuel Pacheco
Pacheco
Los Angeles Superior Court
Pachees
Anita
Alfred Thatcher
Torrance
Thatcher
Dominguez
Nixon plans to keep 2000 U.S. troops in Taiwan
President Nixon told congressional leaders he will pull all but 2000 U.S. troops from Taiwan after Vietnam is settled, with a residual force remaining until the Nationalists and Communists settle their dispute. The plan appears in a communique issued after Nixon’s China visit.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Taiwan
Chou Eu-lai
China
Shanghai
United States
Washington warns Nixon over invitations to Senate leaders
Washington to Speaker Carl Albert said there would be "appropriate action" if House leaders are excluded from invitations given to Senate leaders Mansfield and others to visit China this year. Albert urged including House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs and House Republican Leader Gerald Ford if Senate leaders are invited.
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Washington
Carl Albert
Dokla
House
Senate
Senate Majority
Mike Mansfield
Muanuna
Mugh
Pennsylvania
China
Alsbert
Nixon
Hale Baggs
Louisiana
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Nixon aide says 6000 Taiwan troops could leave after Vietnam
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott said President Nixon envisions removing about half of the 12,000 Taiwan troops once the Vietnam war ends. The plan hinges on the end of U.S. support for Indochina operations, Scott and Mike Mansfield said after a China visit invite.
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Taiwan
Senate
Hugh Scott
Mike Mansfield
Chou
China
Nixon
U.S
Indochina
President Nixon to stay in Florida for indefinite rest
The White House announced President Nixon will travel to Florida for an unspecified stay to rest after the China trip and to focus on domestic issues. Julie Eisenhower and John Ehrlichman accompany him, with Henry Kissinger joining later at the Key Biscayne home.
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Washington
Nixon
Florida
White House
China
Julie Eisenhower
John Ehrlichman
Henry A. Kissinger
Key Biscayne
Fla
Warren
Senators OK school bus curb
The Senate approved by 99 to 5 a measure allowing parents to seek court injunctions to halt busing their children to distant schools if harmful to health or education. A separate right to a closest-school option was rejected.
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Washington
UPD
Senate
Dixie
Sens
Jacob Javits
R-Nly
Herman Talmadge
R-Ga
California senator proposes day time car ban in cities
Sen. Nicholas Petris of California suggests banning autos from downtown areas daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m in cities over 100 800 population to curb urban air pollution. He cites 60 percent of city pollution from cars and notes malls boost Fresno sales.
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Sacramento
California
Nicholas Petris
Oakland Democrat
Petris
Fresno
Farm czar blasts Bridges in scandal over grain sale
UPI reports Secretary Bart Butz blamed Bridges for a ruined Russia grain deal, claiming more than $1 billion in farming income was lost after dockworkers on the Pacific Coast struck. He urged political action against the Nixon anti strike bill while noting a Boeing 707 contract for a new Air Force One.
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Bule
United States
Pacific
Bulz
U.S
Federal Pay Board
Bridges
Butz
Nixon
Air Force One
Washington
UPI
Air Force
Boeing Co
Seatte
Israel Syria clash as air strikes widen across Golan
Tel Aviv reports air and artillery attacks on guerrilla camps inside Syria and in the Golan Heights. Syria says it retaliated with strikes on Israeli targets while claiming heavy damage but Israel reports no ground casualties.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Syria
Golan Heights
Damascs Radin
Draft for 72 may be cut to 50 000
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird said the draft could drop to 50 000 this year as the United States aims for an all volunteer force by mid 1973. He noted past draft levels and signaled possible authority to draft National Guard and reserves if manpower needs require it.
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Washington
Melvin
R. Laird
Laird
House
Congress
Weather outlook for Long Beach area Thursday
Sunny with gusty winds. Warmer Thursday highs around 72 and lows near 50. Desert winds up to 50 mph with blowing dust. mountains see gusty winds, highs around 45 to 50 and lows about 20 to 35.
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Long Beach
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