Suspect in Slaying of Unionist Threatens Witness
In San Francisco court, Carl M. Black, indicted in the murder of AFL-CIO Painters Union Local 4 leader Don Wilson, allegedly threatened witness Walter Giubbini. Giubbini cited Black in court saying witnesses would be identified and that those who do would not live to spend the money. The case ties to a Sacramento fund scandal involving a $42,000 reward and alleged misappropriation by union officials and contractors.
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Indians Resume Road Blockade Over Toll Near Big Bend
Indian demonstrators along the Rancheria road 35 miles north of Redding reasserted a toll to deter logging trucks. Affected motorists turned away as two Rancheria adults, Kenneth Sisk and Williard Rhoades, faced May 27 hearings for interfering with officers. The county failed to obtain a preliminary injunction to keep the road open, as the court ruled jurisdiction lay with federal authorities.
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Near Body Found After Cult Members Await Resurrection
In Bellingham a Health Department official found the body of 74 year old Dorothy Lindee in a house where three elderly women said they were awaiting her resurrection. Police Chief Cecil Klein said the informal religious cult resided there and the daughter had repeatedly tried to see her mother without success.
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Lloyds Declines Insuring Girl's Virginity as Moral Hazard
A Sicilian father's bid to insure his 16 year old daughter's virginity for one million lire faced rejection by Lloyds of London. Lloyds deemed loss of virginity a moral hazard and refused the unusual risk, noting it was the strangest request faced.
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Dutch Police Foil March to U S Consulate in Amsterdam
Dutch police stopped a march of about 300 demonstrators en route to the U S consulate general to protest the Vietnam War. Earlier 50 to 60 youths attempted a demonstration in front of the building but were cordoned off the square by officers.
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UPI
U.S
Viet Nam
Bus Strike Talks Stall Amid Mediation Efforts
Federal mediators reported no real progress Thursday in talks to resolve the bus strike against Western Greyhound Bus Lines in San Francisco. The stalemate continued as negotiators sought a settlement on wages and working conditions for drivers and maintenance staff.
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