Lost S. Calif. Pilot Walks Wrong Way to Death in Baja
A 19? year old Southern California student from Mesa College San Diego was found dead on a desolate 2000 foot plateau in Baja California after his single engine plane was forced down near El Centro. He hiked 30 to 40 miles toward the coast before death.
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Sam Spry
San Diego
Mesa College
Pacific Ocean
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el Centro
San Carlos Mesa
Arnold Senterfilt
Punts San Carlos
Lori
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Helicopter frees sleeping boy after five hour search
A sheriff’s Sky Knight helicopter dispersed dense brush and uncovered seven year old Michael Myron Catheart in Cerritos after a five hour search. Deputies say the boy had run away from home and was found unharmed about mid afternoon. Flight crew Sgt. Duane Christensen and Deputy Richard Callen reported the discovery from low altitude as the downwash cleared the area. The boy’s parents were notified and he was returned safely.
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Cerritos
Duane Christensen
Richard Callen
Michael Myron Catheart
Sheryl Cirele
Dissension by Actors Is Upheld in Theatrical Skit
A court upholds that a street skit involving actors wearing military uniforms is a theatrical production. Justice Flack writes that performances need not be in a theater or by professionals and may be crude yet still protected as free speech, ruling against a government claim it was outside theatrical scope.
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Arder
Schaer
Jay
Hugo L. Flack
Black
Congress
Schacht
Rampage by 300 Blacks Quelled by Georgia Troopers
In Jackson Georgia about 300 Black residents attacked a white man and police at a service station after a fist fight. Governor Lester Maddox ordered 140 troopers from the Georgia State Patrol to quell unrest two hours after the alarm. Maj Porter Weaver said three troopers were slightly injured by bullets or rocks. Fires were set and some looting occurred. two arrests were reported. The rampage followed a fight at a white owned service station near Butts County Courthouse.
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UPL
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Georgia Signway Patrol Aid
Porter Weaver
Georgia Troopers
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Tojles
Atlanta
Beawn Jr
Staton
Butts County Catlhouse
Nixon pullout pledge reaffirmed amid NATO talks
A coalition of 175 American and Canadian lawyers called the Vietnam withdrawal a violation of international law and urged a Toronto declaration to press for U S troop pullback from Vietnam and Cambodia. European NATO foreign ministers in Rome discussed pressuring the Soviets to agree to balanced Europe troop reductions amid Middle East tensions. They warned Washington may unilaterally reduce forces without concessions.
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Vietnam
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Middle East
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Europa
United States
War Gas Storage on Isles Eyed
Washington reports consider storing war gas and chemical munitions in the Pacific for potential move to Okinawa. Kodiak Alaska is the likely renovation point as a survey team from Army command inspects facilities. Plans shifted under President Nixon amid opposition from Alaska Senator Mike Gravel and others in Washington and Oregon.
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Kodiak
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Laler
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Pacific Northwest
Fien
Mike Gravel
Truman Peace Unit Opens in Jerusalem
The Harry Truman Research Institute, funded by American donations and a million in private hands, opened Sunday on Mount Scopus at Hebrew University to study causes of war. The institute sits on the university campus overlooking Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem
Harry Trenan
Mount Scopus
Holy City
Hebrew University
Congressional Dems Hit Nixon Economic Policies
Democrats in Congress attacked President Nixon’s economic plan accusing it of hindering growth and causing inflation. Leaders Mansfield and Albert denounced wage and price guidelines while opposing the leaded gasoline tax proposal and calling for immediate wage and price freezes to curb inflation and avert a new recession. Rep Blatnik opened House hearings on wage and price policy as Reuss urged bold action to restore economic stability.
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UPL
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Congress
Senate
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House
Carl Albert
Lawrence
Mansfield
Mbert
Vie Wnposal
Nigun
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
KUSS
Rain saves degree for Mamie at Wilson College
Mamie Eisenhower widow of the president planned to decline an honorary degree at Wilson College in Chambersburg due to campus protest symbols and fear of a hostile reception. A downpour forced the ceremony indoors where she accepted a doctoral citation amid student unrest linked to shootings at Kent State and other campuses, with guards and police nearby.
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Padm
Mamie Eisenhoower
Wilson College
Awidow
Augirl
Cambodia
Kent State
Jackson State
Nalion- 2
Misenlower
Ituhane Lalters
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