British rocker Jot Cocker pleads guilty in Australia
British singer Jot Cocker and six members of his entourage faced drug charges in Adelaide after police raided their Park Royal Motel. Cocker and five pleaded guilty to marijuana offenses while one was charged with heroin and needles possession. Sentencing deferred to enable a concert. The group posted bail of 1200 dollars each.
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Chicago
Nixon vows tougher drug war and tougher laws
President Nixon promised more money and manpower to fight drugs and crime. He called for stiff mandatory sentences for heroin traffickers and broader amendments to federal statutes to keep dealers off the streets, with continued federal funding for local law enforcement and a revision of criminal laws. He spoke at Camp David without naming George McGovern and criticized past Democratic administrations for rising violence and drug abuse.
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Nixon
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George McGovern
Love Confession Precedes Golden Gate Suicide
Coast Guard sailors recovered the body of Rd Shalkowski 36 of Stockton after a fatal plunge from the Golden Gate Bridge. Police say he stopped his car on the bridge kissed Celia Montez also of Stockton then leaped to the bay. Montez told police they had recently quarreled and his final words were I love you.
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Rd Shalkowski
Stockton
San Francisco Bay
Shalkowski
Celia Montez
Search widens for missing Uruguay plane
Santiago Chile UPI planes extended their search zone to the outskirts of San Fernando eight miles south of Santiago to locate a Uruguayan air force F27 that disappeared Friday with 47 aboard. The original search focused on snow covered mountains outside Curico 120 miles south of the capital. The Uruguayan twin engine turboprop vanished on a nonstop two hundred mile flight from Mendoza to Santiago at the base of the Andes.
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Queen Elizabeth II to visit Yugoslavia in state tour
Belgrade government announces Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will arrive Tuesday for a state visit lasting through Saturday. Princess Anne will accompany them at the invitation of President Tito. It will be the first visit by a reigning British monarch to a Communist country.
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Elizabeth II
Britain
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Reds harassing battle on two Saigon highways
Report says two major Saigon highways unsafe due to Communist harassing actions. Highway 4 disruption slows Saigon vegetable shipments while Highway 1 and 13 see closures or limited reopenings. Fighter-bombers and shelling continue near Pleiku and Kantung airfield with mortar attacks injuring advisers and crew.
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U.S
Siem
Vung Tru
Central Highlands
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Pleiku
Kantung
Wallace able to brace walk with doctor after attack
Alabama governor George Wallace remains paralyzed from the waist down after an assassination attempt last May. His doctor said Wallace can brace walk between parallel bars and inch along with his arms, though there is no change in his neurological condition and he cannot move his legs.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Ha “Brava
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