Indians occupy Forts fight over Indian university demand
Army Fort Fort. Indian demonstrators demand an Indian university and cultural center at the fort in a proclamation claiming land for all Indian tribes. Col. Palos says 72 people were briefly held at the post stockade for illegal entry. Miss Fonda was expelled from Fort Lawton and held at Ft. Lewis before release. Her attorney Mark Lane says she will hold a Seattle news conference. An Indian spokesman reports MPs beat Mills and others who refused release and seized film and tape recordings.
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Cyprus President Escapes Assassins Near Palace
Archbishop Makarios survived an assassination attempt as gunmen fired on a helicopter from a high school roof near the palace. Pilot Zacharias Papadogiannis was wounded, and police found firearms at Georgadjis home after the attack. Makarios assisted the pilot to hospital then led a memorial service at Macheras and returned to Archbishopric Square to address thousands.
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Pentagon Seeks C5A Solutions For Lockheed Crisis
Pentagon worries about Lockheed’s cash pressure as four major military programs and a large commercial contract strain finances. House committee testimony cites $641 million dispute over federal payments, with Lockheed seeking funds while litigation continues. Packard notes simultaneous program troubles threaten survivability.
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Absentee Voting Line and Bridge Bond Clarifications
The notice discusses the Vincent Thomas Bridge tolls and revenue since 1963. It notes a $26 million bridge bond not due to be paid off until 1991, per bridge manager Daniel Butler, with over 27 million vehicles to date and annual traffic growth near seven percent. It also covers a member’s request tracking a Let's Dine Out Club membership and steps to resolve by Connie Berger’s guidance, including sending a copy of the money order to 127% Kronkhurst St Garden Grove.
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Yuiler
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Let's Dine Out Co
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Garden Grove
Free Envoy Kidnapers Threaten More Hostages
In Guatemala City UPI reports Sean Michael Holly the U S labor attaché was abducted Sunday by guerrillas demanding the release of four jailed comrades. The group pledged to kill Holly if their demand wasn t met by 2 40 p m. One captive fled to Mexico and another was freed earlier, while Aguirre Monzon Soto and Miss Monzon joined Lionel El Cid inside the Costa Rican enclave and were granted safe passage to Mexico.
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Ak & Aan
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Mexico
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Orange County arrests 108 motorcyclists in raid
Orange County sheriff deputies jailed 108 people identified as motorcycle gang members after a raid on mountain cabin residents near Holy Jim Canyon. Thirty five women were among those taken to Santa Ana. Deputies recovered pistols knives and shotguns while 24 groups fled for safety amid the disturbance fears.
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Santa Ana
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Tweety
Large Quake Shakes New Hebrides Islands
Berkeley seismologists report a large earthquake in the New Hebrides Islands about 5,900 miles southwest of San Francisco. The tremor registered 6.5 on the Richter scale and occurred at 112 a.m. Pacific Standard Time.
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Berkeley
University of California
New Hebrides Islands
San Francisco
Endorsements and Laos tensions roil 1960s politics
In a volatile scene, Brown and Unruh clash over endorsements while CDC backing stirs internal Democratic debate. Tunney defends party unity as Brown pivots toward liberal voters, calling for law and order. The Laos crisis widens, with Bush death linked to counterattack forces and U.S. policy under sharp scrutiny from Mansfield and Fulbright amid Cold War tensions.
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