Thoreson Loses Plea in Maine
A Californian facing federal charges for possession of about 70 tons of firearms sought to overturn a 1959 Maine felony conviction in the Maine Supreme Judicial Court. Thoreson and his wife face a May 6 trial date in San Francisco on interstate transportation charges. The 1987 raids uncovered pistols, ammunition, and a 37mm anti tank gun at his home and warehouses. The Maine court previously ruled that post conviction relief applies only to jailed or threatened defendants.
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Portland
Maine
Maine Supreme Court
William Thoreson
San Francisco
Yhoresen
Distel Court
U.S. Treasury
Thoresen
Chicago
Ellsworth
Canadian National Railways
Bar Narbor
Poverty Unit Meeting at Long Beach Recreation Center
The Poverty Unit will hold a meeting with the directors of the Economic Opportunities Commission at 7 20 p m at the California Recreation Center located at 1490 California Avenue in Long Beach.
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Long Beach
Economic Opportunities Commission
California Recreation Center
California Ave
Buried bartender starts final lap in world burial race
Mike Mealey a 33 year old bartender from Ballypureen County Tipperary remains buried eight feet underground in Tain Dunn’s Kolburn district as he nears a world burial championship goal. He ate a champagne lunch through a shaft and plans to beat a 41 day record set by Bill White of Austin Texas while ignoring a 73 day claim from Frank Allen in Ripley West Virginia. Mealey expects his second and final confinement near May 25 with daily readings and reading material like the Financial Times.
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Mike Mealey
London
Kilburn
Trish
Mike
Taindun
Kolburn
Bill White
Austin
Tex
Bill
Frank Allen
Ballypureen
Lipperary
Alice
Ireland
Financial Times
Marine Exchange
Eal
Avitan
Pacific
Bug
Oaklane
Bronaville
Hai
San
Luo Shales
San Diego
San Eleya Baines Mill
Wai Wickersham
Hawaiian iMermont
Avalson, Navigation Mat
Honalviy Hawa Maru Laviak
Japan
Elegunda Jobat
Survie
Columbus Line
Juenos Ars
Laie Pac
Far East
Diego Koch Maru
Jon
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Nedlloyd
Capetown
Magitby Maersh
United Fruit Ins
Enibs Slee Desloner
States Arme
Fian Puan Trangpeant
Merchantry Gari
One
Philpsas
Galveston
Oka
Vancouver
Dutcot
Geematy Stoye
Yamakint Aberiany
Yamashita Shinhon
Yokohama
Bhunpaned
Gert
Crescent City Dac
Nissan
Itr
Honotul Colummbus Line
Cane de Santa Anaes
San Fran
Gethenbure
Canuica Jonnann
Princess Lombardi
Fkr
Ichimiont Slamlach
Nichia
Pacific Victory
Stockton Pac
Army Pacific Traver Halon Javinating
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Pres Osmens
Phil
Amptation
United Phy Pine
Luis Par
Luis Par. Oarsnsport
Sinlendam
Hinnoluth
Holland American
Sonoma
Honalvne
Geoanic
Storstamn
Lishon
Hal Byeine la Taynrn
Louisiana
Kel Estern
Texaco
Ine
Wireght
Dwi
Feilllord & Hacaty
EHSL
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Baligor-Gulieve
Colorado Star
Vantouver Sau H Ouorsent
Silapliga
Papin Courier
New Vinstmineler
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Milnes Istes Slo
Lazar
Hiragora
Mobitoll
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General
Corp
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Navajo Victory Nam
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Origital Trader
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Florence
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Seatraig
Texas
Saiwon
Huenemn
Guamar
Indians object to film title Nobody Loves a Drunk Indian
Navajo Nation Chairman Raymond Nakai denounces the proposed movie title as insulting and harmful to Indians. New Mexico officials and tribal leaders warn the title could widen gaps between Indians and whites, urging positive action on liquor problems instead of offensive cinema.
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Santa PE
N.M
UPI
New Mexico
Raymond Nakai
Ribal Chaiman
National General Corp
California
David Carga
Hollywood
Nakai
Eell
Tion
Arizona
Attie Ua
Melvin Hellender
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Albuquerque
Domingo Montoya
Alt-Pueblo Council For
New Mexico Indians
Pole University Sit-in Enters Fourth Day in Poland
Warsaw Polytechnic students push sit-in into a fourth day demanding government replies on police action and press freedom. About 5,090 students camped in the main building while Warsaw University students resume classes but keep up their own protest.
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Pole University
Warsaw
UPI
Polytechnic University
Polytechnic
Colt
Dionizy Smolenski
Warsaw University
Poland
Reagan Says Race Still Open to Nomination
SACRAMENTO California Republicans led by Gov Reagan deny a Nixon landslide claim while stressing the convention at Miami Beach in August will decide the nominee Reagan defers endorsement and keeps neutrality as Rockefeller exits the race haltingly and others hedge on the outcome
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Sacramento
California
Reagan
Richard M. Nixon
James W. Walley
Nixon
Miami Beach
Rockefellers
Paris man 97 pleads not guilty to driving without losses
PARIS records show Ma Alcharles A Curry, age 97, received a traffic ticket and entered a not guilty plea to a charge described as driving without losses. The incident details remain unclear in the fragment.
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Paris
Ma al
Charles A. Curry
Assoud
Curry
Mixed Bag of Delegates on Kennedy's Slate
Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh announced a 72 member presidential delegation for Senator Robert F. Kennedy. The broad Democratic slate includes 16 state legislators two congressmen and several notable names with Johnson stand-ins to be replaced if possible. The effort centers on petitions to gather 13 746 Democratic signatures while influential figures like Andy Williams Shirley MacLaine and Rafer Johnson headline the list.
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Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
California
Unruh
Johnson
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Pierre Salimger
John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Los Angeles
Salinger
Washington
Maine
Andy Williams
Shirley Maclaine
UCLA
Gary Beban
Rafer Johnson
Milton Berle
Robert Wise
Long Beach
Rita’ B.kit. Cullen
Mike Cullen
Charles C. Stone
Huntington Beach Aerospace
Robert A. Knox
Westminster
Alice Burton
Huntington Beach
34Th
Lakewood
Long Reach
Inchile Sara J. Hannaford
Lakewoost
Mark Hannaford
Frances B. Murphy
Garden Grove
Ruth W. Smith
Lynch Says Sex Books Profit Duresct In California
Sacramento report quotes Attorney General Thomas Lynch stating sex oriented material is a larger business than last year and backing a bill to ban distributing harmful material to minors. He notes the bill’s sponsors and recalls 1967 legislative failure.
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Sacramento
Wp1
Thomas Lynch
California
Lynch
Senate Judiciary Committee
Latin Girls Recruited by Airline
Los Angeles based Continental Airlines initiated a drive to recruit Mexican American girls from East Los Angeles as flight hostesses. Officials held interviews Thursday at Roosevelt High School, arranged through a federal financed program to find Mexican American jobs. The spokesman noted qualified women were initially intimidated by mostly Caucasian airline hostesses in magazines.
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Los Angeles
Continental
Airlines
Roosevelt High School
Youth Dies in Gravel Pit Swim Incident
In North Hollywood a nine year old boy named Jimmie McCallan drowned while swimming at a gravel pit on a sunny Thursday. A nearby worker heard screams and firemen recovered the body with grappling hooks.
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North Hol
Ywood
Jimmie McCallan
Fara Awit
Jimmie
Notable Obituaries and Marriage Notices From Local Hospital Records
A dense OCR row lists numerous obituaries and civil notices. Names include Dorothy Bu, Lewis E. M4, HAG Mi, Elizabeth A, and Cecil W. Klennon among others. It also references marriage decrees and interloctory decrees, with addresses and dates scattered throughout. The piece reads like a casualty and notices column from a local paper, reflecting community losses, legal actions, and public acknowledgments.
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William Lu
Daley AignGiea
Ana Wedos
Keach “Relltoxer
Aled
Wilber
Wea Hornaauser Citas D
Eames
Bowman Mary
Reeher
Chauncey
Walary
Jeanesday
Lawson Gonevy
Esonasness of
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Fiecht & R
Binile
Dorothy Bu
Art Steves
Sner—Lewis E. M4
E. Armae Sl
Geiltiawer
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Hag Mi “eRevie Ie
Min Rane
Fradelick H
Elizabeth A
Udgins
Oriena G. My
Ted
Jagues—Mause A
Walnut
Aig Weemsday Claren
Walter T
Diana St
Arena Park
McLemore
Maryne
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Ang Mewar
Atta Harine
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Ariel Herth
Central Committee
Dan Stack
Fullerton
Procaimion Lynch
Cullen
Hannaford
Bill Greene
Leon Ralph
George Danielson
Alfred H. Long
Bert Kleiner
Beverly Hills
Norbert A. Schlel
Dormon Commons
State Board of Education
Louis Warshaw
Carmen
Democratic
Leroy Greene
Willie Brown
Robert W. Crown
March K
George R. Moscone
Alan Short
James R. Mills
Mervyn: Dymally
Phillip Burton
Thomas Rees
Long Beach Area
Leon Cooper
Palos Verdes Estates
Trudy Owens
Women's Democratic
Richard English
Lynwood
Democratic Volunteers of California
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Coupton
Ralph
Mondy
Robert J. Laegomarsina
R-Ojai
Lawrence E. Walsh
Huntington Park
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Rolmes
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Walsh
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Rose M
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Gilbert B
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Wirenla Ra
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Shirley M. Calder—James
Janice. Workman
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Rex C. Holmes
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Willan R. Bowos
Sharon Va
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Harola
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Abrahansson
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