Pakistan's Chief Resigns and Army Seizes Power
Violence rages across Pakistan with left leaders boycotting talks. Bashani in Dacca blasts Ayub's constitution as American driven. He claims US aid of 140 million to prop up Ayub and urges seizure of mills to create a socialist East Pakistan. US and Britain plan evacuations amid unrest. West and East Pakistan rift worsens with India between. Regime crisis follows lengthy street clashes and political deadlock.
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Dacca
Bashani
Ayub
United States
East Pakistan
Britain
West Pakistan
India
Police Car Bombed Twice in Four Days Near Myrtle Avenue
Police officers Freeman and Kunst were checking an undercover narcotics truck parked near 23rd Street and Myrtle Avenue when a bomb exploded early today in front of a tavern at 1695 Aluminus Ave. The blast damaged two nearby cars and a billiard parlor wall, left a deep pavement crater, and injured the officers’ gear. Earlier Saturday night another explosion hit the undercover truck, damaging its tires and exterior while officers radioed for help.
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Aluminus Ave
23Rd Street
Myrtle Avenue
Gary E. Freeman
Michael M. Kunst
Robert A. Keeran
William C. MacLyman
Fire Department
Bey
Ex-L.B. Woman Charged in Chesapeake Slaying Case
Former Long Beach resident Cara Ernes tine McKown, 22, is charged with murdering her husband Thomas T. McKown, 27, a Norfolk Naval Station welder, in East Chesapeake Virginia. Police say the body was dismembered and dumped in the Elizabeth River after being wrapped in a quilt. the head and hands are missing. McKown's boyfriend Henry L. Clere, 25, is jailed with her on $50,000 bail as investigators trace a several month relationship and the couple’s involvement in the fatal stabbing and body disposal. The suspect admitted killing her husband, and a preliminary hearing is scheduled for April 1. their 3-year-old daughter is in care of the state welfare agency.
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East
Chesapeake
Albert C. S. Ramsey
Cara Ernestine McKown
Thomas T. McKown
North Long Beach
Virginia
San Juan Capistrano
Edward Dean
San Juan
San Clemente
Cypress Area
Portsmouth
McKown
East Chesapeake
Vince LaRegina
Ram- Sey
David R. Levin
Thieu says talks in Paris show willingness to settle
South Vietnam leader Tran Thieu states private talks can raise any question and that Paris discussions give the U S a better understanding of his attitude and that of the Communists. He adds the U S is less impatient now and that Nixon prefers settlement over victory by force.
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Vietnam
Paris
U.S
United States
Nixon
More Wind and Heat for L B Area
Warmer temperatures were forecast for Wednesday as gusty Santa Ana winds continued to buffet the Southland. Inland areas sweltered under hot dry conditions as wind toppled trees and power poles and whipped dust into eye stinging whirlwinds. Scattered reports of power failures were noted, fewer than Monday when as many as 20000 Orange County residents lost electricity.
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Santana
Southland
Orange County
Sirhan's Trance Studied As Trial Is Recessed
The Sirhan Bishara Sirhan trial paused until 9 30 am Wednesday to allow prosecutors to review two days of testimony from Dr Bernard J Dimond the chief defense witness. Dimond testified that self hypnosis programmed Sirhan to assassinate Kennedy and that Sirhan remained unaware of the plan. His hypnosis described a trance like state and powerful reactions during the firing.
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Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Bernard J. Dimond
Berkeley
Dep. Dist
David Fitts
Dimond
Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Ballot On Adding Two Supervisors Revisited
The article recalls prior defeat of expanding the board and quotes Chace opposing larger size due to cost and staffing. A substitute motion to study the issue for 60 to 90 days was defeated 3-2. Bonelli argues population shifts reduce work. Hahn cites seven million residents supporting proportional representation.
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Chace
Economy and Efficiency Committee
Navy Secretary criticizes campus protesters at Pillars of Freedom event
Secretary of the Navy John Chafee denounced universities for hampering military recruitment and ROTC, urging campuses to support strong armed services. Speaking to 1,500 at the Pillars of Freedom in San Diego, he warned that underestimating the Soviet navy is a mistake and highlighted U.S. naval expansion and global ventures before tours at Camp Pendleton.
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John Chafee
Rhode Island
Navy
Armed Services
Chafee
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
South Atlantic
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Washington
Russian predicts moon landing within two years
Soviet cosmonaut Pavel Belyayev said on Monday that a Russian spaceship would land on the moon either this year or next. He did not state if the mission would be manned, but noted many experiments on earth would be necessary first.
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UPI
Pavel Belyayev
Earth
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