McCord talks deepen Watergate spy disclosures
McCord seeks a recorded, full disclosure to the Senate committee amid ongoing court proceedings. Cash says McCord wants cooperation but fears grand jury testimony would reach White House officials. Liddy sentenced to six years eight months to 20 years and a $20,000 fine.
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Sir Noel Coward Obituary Highlights a Storied Life
The article recalls Sir Noel Coward's ascent from stage success in London and Broadway to global fame by 1925. It notes his prolific outputs including Bitter Sweet, Hay Fever and Easy Virtue, wartime performances for troops, and later life decisions such as relocating to Jamaica for tax reasons. It ends with a quip attributed to Coward about marriage.
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End 2d car hunt in Vegas death
Police abandoned a search for a second car linked to a deadly drag race in Las Vegas. Mamha Easton 38 of Lakewood died when her car was pinned against a casino wall on Fremont Street. Jesse Martinez 38 of Buena Park was injured and listed in fair condition. Ardana Chapman Las Vegas was identified as the driver under investigation for manslaughter. Officers had speculated racing, with emphasis on the crash investigation.
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Action Line: High Performance Driving Courses Mentioned
Kleven notes an ACTION LINE approach in high performance driving and suggests college opportunities for courses in television production and film making. The remark emphasizes practical training and broader skill development for students pursuing motorsport and media industries.
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MAW Children’s Center Opens In Long Beach
The MAW Children’s Center at 455 W Willow St opened March 19 to care for children of hospital workers on the early shift. It operates 6 am to 4 30 pm, is licensed for 34 kids from six weeks to five years, and seeks donations of port play pens high chairs rocking chairs a sturdy table and other baby items to become self supporting. donors may call Mrs Meredith Driggers at 426 0017 for pick up.
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Prize Contests Magazine and Park Bench Inquiry
D.B. of Lakewood seeks a monthly Contest Magazine detailing current contests and tips for entry. The newsletter offers readers’ contributions and a list of manufacturers offering gifts for sending packaging parts. TS.C. of Cerritos asks about purchasing a park type bench from Canterbury Designs Culver City for 25 plus tax and freight.
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Birds flocking to feeders in Long Beach raise questions
A Long Beach reader asks why only sparrows visit three feeders and two baths amid trees and shrubs, while Patos Verdes Bird Farm and Audubon Society LA suggest adding a hand feeder to attract orioles and other species as spring arrives.
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Reds honor POW son as they await return home
Brian Ratzlaff, a Beach State University engineering major and former gymnast, is reported alive and coming home after a Vietnam War POW capture. His parents recall his high school gymnastics days and recount a ceremony hosted by coach Jack Elder.
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Seventh burglar visits attorney Klahy's home
Phoenix police report a seventh burglary targeting attorney Gary Pelter Klahy's northside residence on Sunday, following a prior car break-in. The incident occurred as Klahe attended a meeting of volunteer adult probation officers discussing crime causes and prevention.
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Laotian Reds Agree to Yank Plan on POWs
Tin said a four party Joint Military Commission will end after all American prisoners are released and the last U.S. troops depart. North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao spokesmen said nine Americans held in Laos would be freed at Gia Lam on Wednesday and 40 by Han i, with the final 67 released Thursday. Defense Secretary Richardson warned of a forthcoming White House announcement and noted it could lead to full prisoner releases and troop withdrawals this week.
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Off-duty deputy halts woman at Marineland cliff
Deputy Jack Duran responded to a despondent Torrance woman near a 150-foot Marineland cliff on Saturday. He wrestled her away from the edge for several moments until reinforcements arrived. The woman was taken to Harbor General Hospital for observation.
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Baton Rouge Muslim trial begins under heavy security
Jury selection starts in Baton Rouge as 13 Black Muslims face incitement to riot charges linked to a sit down demonstration that ended in the deaths of two sheriff's deputies and injuries to others. defendants later face murder charges. Security includes 10 foot bulletproof walls, mesh barriers, and strict entry checks.
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CIA planned My Lai massacre report shocks Oklahoma City
The Daily Oklahoman, citing unnamed Pentagon sources, alleges the CIA planned and coordinated the My Lai massacre to wipe out civilians in a village as an example to the enemy. Reporter Jack Taylor quoted a source involved in planning the assault describing 450 civilian deaths as the second attack on the village.
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Daily Oklahoman
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