Hijacked Columbia Eagle Drama In Cambodian Waters
A U S Navy defense operation surrounds the Columbia Eagle seized by a Long Beach youth led crew. The ship with a cargo of 34 000 bombs was anchored near Sihanoukville Cambodia. Eight ships including Turner Joy were dispatched to the area as 24 crewmen fled in lifeboats and were later picked up by a U S merchant vessel.
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Cost Guard
Calinthia
Navy
Iia
Vayama
Sadlahia
Air Force
Thailand
Nen
Strilliony
Reynock
Deine
Rappahannock
Columbia Eagle
U.S
State Department
Charve d
Lloyd M. Rives
Glatkowski
Nuity
McKay
Robert J. McClaskey
Cambodia
Ken
Kanoukville
Bnen
Vaptain
Donald A. Swann, Jr
Portland
Ove
Pentagon
Iaan- White
Turner Joy
Guilorites Sald
Whdter Charter
Defense Department
Columbia Steamship O
Ore
Generals Accused of Coverup in Military Court Martials
A group of officers led by Gen Koster face charges from a peers’ investigation. Maj McKnight Maj Watke Capt Boatman Captain Johnson Col Janeper Col Parsons Lt Col Gavin Lt Col Guinner Maj Calefrown and others are cited with dereliction of duty false swearing and failure to obey lawful regulations. West Point learning and possible reassignment are noted as outcomes of the findings.
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Koster
Robert W. McKnight
San Diego
Uth
Frederic W. Watke
Omaha
18Th Aviation
Kenneth W. Boatman
Ralston
Neb
My Lai
Dennis Jf. Johson
Oakland
Celif
52Nd Military Intelligence Detachment
West Point
Inday
Academy
Robert B. Jane Per
Mederal
Ark
Gt Batkiinn
Lilery
Nelk A. Parson
Loledo
Ohid
Americal
Cal
David C. Gavin
Stafford Springs
Miss
San Tink
William DP. Guinner
Greenville
Venn
Quang Nhai
Charles G. Cale Frown
D.C
Barker
Relatives Describe Hijack Leaders Backgrounds
Relatives report Saluray hoped to return for the baby while McKay, a Hemet high school dropout who rode across the country, joined the merchant marine in 1904 and traveled for education. Their families say they wandered Southeast Asia aboard government-chartered ships and pursued outside studies. neighbors describe Al Glatkowski as brainy but easily influenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
Hemet
Jean Cave
Escandida
Merchant Marine
Florence Glatkowski
Cave
Southeast Asia
Clyde McKay Sr
Norwalk
Florence Glatkow
David Longenecken
Long Beach
Glatkowski
Georgia
Glaskowski
Arahie
Magutsa
Glenda Maritime School
New York
Cilutkowski
Vin
CA ¥E
Ter Soo
Escondido
Nixon Announces U S Housing and Construction Push
President Nixon outlines expanded federal action to boost housing starts and construction, lifting limits, expanding labor supply, and directing more money to mortgage markets. He cites inflation, costs, and minority inclusion as priorities and proposes subsidies and new lending avenues to accelerate growth.
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Nixon
Hae
Starly
Federal Home Loan Bank
Federal National Mortgage Associatiay
Sam Yorty Runs for Governor in California Comeback Bid
The article outlines Sam Yorty's second bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. It recalls his 1966 primary loss to incumbent Ed Mund G Brown and notes Reagan defeated Brown that November. It mentions Yorty’s uphill May term win over Thomas Bradley, references income tax withholding positions, and records Unruh filing to run for party leadership, with Yorty’s rise from Lincoln shop clerk to chief executive after service in the California Assembly and Congress.
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Yorty
Edmund G
Pal" Brown
Reagan
Brown
Sam
Thomas Bradley
California
Teagan
Yorly
Unruh
Assembly
Rons
Hame
Lincoln
Neb
Cief
California Assembly
Congress
Sugar content missing from diet planning list
A reader asks for sugar data to balance protein and fat lists for diabetic meal planning. Shirley Mack of the Diabetes Association of Southern California suggests a sugar content guide and offers a meal planner for $2 plus recipes and diabetes literature. An associated query explains the Freedoms Foundation award for Edward Gregorio, a Long Beach Army medic, for a poem on Americanism.
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M.S. Lona Beach
Ems
Shirley Mack
The
Diabetes Association of Southern California
Assurialinu
van Nuys Blvd
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Nat Edward Gregorio
Long Beach
Ifreedorms Foundation
George Washington
A.S
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Washington
Gregoria
Frankfurt
Germany
Ling Besch City College
Viking
Periods of rationing during World War I noted in reader reply
The reader corrects a prior item, explaining rationing was not relaxed. Stamps, issued periodically, governed food and shoe allowances. Extra shoes and inflation affected working families while stamps exhausted quickly for children’s needs.
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Lev
Pollution Funding Debate Shapes Federal Plan
A discussion of President Nixon's proposal to back a pollution bonus with a federal lending agency as states and local districts raise a $6 billion share over a decade. Industry voices warn costs could reach 3 to 6 times $10 billion over four years, while critics fear extended federal enforcement and jurisdiction. Community water treatment varies by plant, with 98.4 percent of the population receiving primary or better treatment and ongoing challenges from agricultural pollutants and sewage.
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FEUA
Robert A. Canam
Water Pollution Control Federation
Matefl
Goveimenh
Interior
Walter J. Ulekel
Hor
California
Federal Pollution Control Agency
Catham
Canham
Nixon
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