Rain Causes Deadly Crashes Across Southern California
A series of weekend crashes in Huntington Beach Cerritos and beyond left multiple dead and many injured. In Huntington Beach a 24 year old woman died and Ralph A. Ponce, 24, was jailed on suspicion of manslaughter after his car rear ended a parked vehicle triggering four car pileups. Other victims included a 11 year old Artesia boy killed near Cerritos and several hospitalized victims in Orange County. In Glendora a 12 year old boy died after a three car crash tied to officer John Lopez’s family, with several relatives injured.
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Azusa
Glendora Hospital
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Francis Theresa Lopez
Ramona Lopez
Eddie
Laura
Lopes
National Guard
Russell Molligan
Monrovig
Inmate Prisons and Pet Marmosets Inquiries
A reader asks about a brother believed imprisoned in California and is advised how to verify inmate status with state and federal authorities. Separately, a Long Beach reader queries marmoset availability, with Hermosa Reptile offering white-faced marmosets from Colombia for about 25 to 50 dollars and notes care considerations and price ranges.
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Tiny Tim image and medical volunteer questions asked
Reader seeks a life size Tiny Tim picture with nearby retailer pointing to The Milnius shop at 1812 1 Anaheim St. A medical technician asks how to contact the Flying Samaritans. a spokesman says membership is limited to physicians and dentists and suggests Long Beach Free Clinic at 1043 Pine Ave plus the Community Volunteer Office at 428-7171 for volunteer options.
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Three Draft Boards Hit by Vandals
Three Selective Service offices in St Paul and Minneapolis were raided Saturday night or early Sunday causing up to $100,000 in damages. FBI agents investigated with no arrests reported. Beaver 55 vandal group claimed the attacks and warned of further strikes, saying the action was to destroy U.S. war capacity in Vietnam.
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Mich
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Vietnam
Prosecution limits cited in draft fee cases and related rulings
The court discussed a five-year prosecution limit on draft fees as a deterrent to compliance and denied various appeals. It upheld convictions of individuals for draft-related charges and refused certain challenges to conscientious objector cases while outlining rulings on labor, procurement, and produce inspections in several states. The summary notes several appellate outcomes and pending actions affecting military service, employment, and agricultural regulation.
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Sammy Davis Jr Feels Safe in London
London United Press International reports Sammy Davis Jr was disarmed by customs at Heathrow as his Browning automatic was locked up. Davis noted he has no need for the weapon in London and plans to retrieve it after his return, citing the firearm ban.
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UPI
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Atlantic
Fresno State Chicano Students Protest With Hunger Strike
Thirteen Chicano students at Fresno State College camp on campus vowing not to eat until Friday to protest administration tactics led by Acting President Karl Balk. They delivered 16 demands including expanding EOP admission, a three-year enrollment plan to match local Chicano population, and appointing a Chicano co director for the BOP program. The action follows a student senate boycott and aligns with broader protests in Hanford and Woodlake High School.
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Cuba Seizes U S Vessel Hunting Treasure
A converted U S fishing boat with five crew members was seized by Cuban coast guard while searching for sunken treasure in the Caribbean. The Steadfast reported crew reports of interrogation aboard a ship with about 90 soldiers and a plan to release them soon.
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Cuba
Lawmaker James Ull Dies at 70
James Ull, a California congressman serving nine terms and known foe of the United Nations and labor, died at age 70. Born in Tustin, he practiced law in Santa Ana after USC Law, held a state inheritance tax post for 16 years, and represented California’s 35th district. Governor Reagan weighed a special election. Ull’s legacy included sharp anti-communist stance and right field metaphor.
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Orange County
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Santa Ana
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Ult
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VA Hospital Beds Cut By Five Thousand
Washington reports nearly 5 000 beds are being removed from VA hospitals as Vietnam era veterans seek more care. VA head Donald F. Johnson insists veterans will receive prompt treatment, while Rep. Olin Teague fights for a larger budget. Johnson attributes cuts to reduced demand and rising outpatient care, with beds being restorable if needed.
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Brandt Aide Sent to East Berlin
Bonn sent a negotiator to East Berlin to arrange a meeting with Communist Premier Willy Stoph while Brandt himself went to Britain for talks with Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Ulbricht Lahm drove to East Berlin to meet Gerhard Schuessler as Bonn seeks a Brandt Stoph encounter later this month the first between the two Germanys since 1945.
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Stoph
East Germany
Snowbound Tourists Stranded at Grand Canyon Campground
About 600 visitors were stranded as Grand Canyon National Park roads on State Route 64 became impassable by heavy snow. Roy H. Deardorff of Garden Grove California described rescue workers pulling campers to safety as snow-laden branches threatened limbs and people.
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Soviet Leader Podgorny to Attend Expo '70 in Osaka
President Nikolai V. Podgorny will visit Japan for the Expo '70 in Osaka, becoming the first member of the Soviet Union's ruling troika to do so. The trip signals renewed Soviet outreach as Tokyo hosts the international fair next month.
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