Sheriff Receives Blame in Verdict on Salazar
In a hearing report by Norman Fittluck, the jury faced four possible verdicts for Salazar's death. Pittluck advised options including death by own action, natural causes, accidental, or at the hands of another. Deliberations focused on whether the decedent's death resulted from the inquest testimony and evidence.
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Salazar death verdict shocks East L A crowd
A coroner's jury finds deputy gunfire not accidental in the Silver Dollar incident. The ruling, plus a wrongful death claim and a $1.15 million suit, prompts Chicano leaders to call for federal investigation into Sheriff’s Department conduct amid East Los Angeles riots and rioting aftermath.
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Long Beach YWCA offers childbirth class for mothers
The Long Beach YWCA branch lists a combined childbirth preparation and child care class for mothers, starting November 9 at a cost of $12. Enrollment requires a pregnancy of at least four months. For details call HE 6624.
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President to Announce Major Plan to End War
President plans a national address outlining a new approach to Vietnam negotiations. Networks plan live coverage, while Nixon cites thorough preparation and updates from Bruce and Habib. He urges unity behind a peace effort with NATO forces deterring aggression and a broader push for a just peace in Vietnam.
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FAA Probing Plane Crash Ties to Possible Wrongdoing
FAA probes whether Golden Eagle Aviation Co. violated license after a Wichita State University charter flight crashed in the Rocky Mountains killing 30. Investigation notes a 20 year old twin engine Martin 404 may have been reactivated from mothballs prior to the flight and may have involved prior FAA warnings. Transportation Secretary Volpe cites possible wrongdoing but provides no details.
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Bolivian Military Move Ends Ovando Rule After Coup
Bolivia faces a new government after Ovando’s asylum ends 274 days of rule begun when he ousted Silas Salinas. Ovando, who nationalized Gulf Oil fields and led forces against a Guevara guerrilla, shifts under conservative army pressure. Miranda, formerly agriculture minister under Barrientos, emerges with limited public profile.
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Air hijackings and crashes across nations and campuses
Danish court sentences Zbigniew Iwanicki to six years for hijacking a Polish airliner with 23 passengers landing it in Copenhagen. A Polish confectioner faces trial for another Baltic island hijacking. A Denver Loveland Pass crash killed 30, with a Martin 404 tied to a separate seizure. Federal probes target flight safety and charter operations amid university insurance plans for crash victims.
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Defense bill OKd r to improve the 6th Fleet in the Med
The $66 billion defense measure approves funds aimed at modernizing the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean and denies plans for new US ground troops. It includes about $1.5 billion in cuts from Nixon’s $88.7 billion FY defense request, mostly for weapons development and purchase. The House may recess until after the November 3 elections pending Thursday or Friday votes. The Navy billed $319,091 for Tara filming, with another $196,000 plus 3136.50 for two days' carrier Yorktown use, as the Pearl Harbor re construction project proceeds. The bill funds the CBA super cargo jet at $644 million, with $200 million for emergency payments to Lockheed, which cannot be obligated until a briefing on the Air Force contract dispute.
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Quik-Fix offers home repair and dental quick fixes
Device touts fast repair for plates tills and teeth with no tools. Claims ease of use and savings with quick fixes and money back guarantees.
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Mayo Clinic health tips promise decades added to life
Reader's Digest October issue features 42 article package with Mayo Clinic doctors outlining guidelines to extend healthy years. Emphasis on exercise, diet, and relaxation to help avert heart disease and cancer where possible.
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