Police Tip Leads to Hideout of Canada Terrorists Killers
A police tip traced the FLQ cell holding diplomat Pierre Laporte and abductee Richard Cross to a suburban St. Hubert house. The national crisis deepened as Trudeau rejected ransom demands while Parliament backed the government War Measures Act, with police pursuing three suspects in connection to the Laporte kidnapping and murder.
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Canada
Hey
Laporte
Cross
Simday
Pierre Eliott Trudeau
Crossane
FLQ
Trudeau
Quebec — Liberation Front
Quebec
Cuba
St Oltawa
House of Commons
New Democratic Party
Liberal
Creditiste
New Democrats
Oudeau
Qel. 5
Marc Catbonneau
Paul Hose
Pierre Laporte
Richard Cross
Mices
Nixon Bids for Ohio GOP Win
Nixon tours Ohio in a two day swing aiming to convert youth and support Taft in Cleveland races while pressing a strong foreign policy stance. He cites Vietnam as a key issue and urges a silent majority to vote, linking unrest at home to national security.
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Nixon
America
Senate
Albert Gore
Dtenn
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Vance Hartke
Dind
Taft
Rohio
Howard Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Stephen Young
Dohio
Metzenbaum
Vietnam
Cloud
Pickling Olives On Ocean Boulevard Sparks Caution
A pamphlet explains a two week olive pickling process on Ocean Boulevard and Pacific Avenue. It warns botulism as a potential danger and urges consuming olives soon after pickling. A revised edition is expected in six months.
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Ovean Boulevard
Pacific Avene
Family repairs bikes to aid Garden Grove day nursery
Mrs J Y of Garden Grove offers evenings and weekends to repair and rebuild bicycles and tricycles for sale to raise funds for Unified Churches Day Nursery at 12211 Magnolia Ave. Donors with bicycles or parts can call (714) 52-4743 for pickup. Proceeds support all day care for low income and single-parent families.
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Unified Churches Day Nursery
Garden Grove
Magnolia Ave
J. Y
Private Camps Q A Refund Request From Member
In July a member signed up for AAA Re sort Camping Club in Mnemo with a $30 deposit to inspect camps before paying the rest of 6199 for a yearlong access. After an August inspection he remained dissatisfied and sought a refund. AAA’s David Ross claims the club did not withhold funds, noting the member enjoyed a week of free camping but later sought a full refund after returning from the inspection.
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AAA
Mnemo
Utal
Long Beach
Action Line
David Ross
AAA Camping Club
Tater
Fluoride Benefits for Older Children and Adults
Dr Leying Litwack of the Long Beach Wealth Department says fluoride remains beneficial beyond early childhood, though systemic fluoride does not prevent decay in adults. He notes potential bone benefits for older individuals with porous bones, while emphasizing effectiveness during formative years.
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Leying Litwack
Long Beach
High Court Considers Challenge to 18 Vote Rights Law
The Supreme Court takes up states challenges to the 18 year old voting rights measure signed by President Nixon. The decision could affect about 17 million voters and the balance of Congress, with several provisions under review and fast consideration expected.
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Nixon
Justice Department
High Court
Congress
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Georgia
Kentucky
Alaska
Calilorais
Vincent McGee Ir
Johnson
New York
Conmantes By & Firm
j_Ma
Florida
Kenneth Analdson
Florida State Hospital
Chellahoohte
Piggy Bank Heads Off Bus Strike in Honolulu
Honolulu commuters escaped a bus strike as Mayor Frank Fasi used a personal fund to back pay raises for drivers. The Teamsters had planned action against Honolulu Rapid Transit Co. but accepted an 11th hour move providing 840,000 from Fasi’s piggy bank to avert walkouts for at least 30 days.
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Honolulu
Teamsters Union
Honolulu Rapid Transit Co
Fast
Fasi
Asi
Typhoon Kate Kills 13 in Philippines
Manila reports Typhoon Kate, second killer storm in a week, sweeping southern Mindanao with 146 mph winds. Thirteen dead, 29 missing, hundreds homeless. a local liner sunk with five crewmen missing.
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Manila
Philippines
Mindanao
Prisoner Shoots 3 in Courthouse in Chicago
A death row prisoner Gene Lewis shot and wounded three people in the Criminal Courts Building before police killed him. He had been convicted last year of murdering a guard for a mobile check cashing service. Walter Makowski, a special deputy, was forced to surrender his pistol and was shot in the leg while moving from the sixth to the seventh floor. Assistant State’s Attorney Michael Stevenson was wounded in the hand and lawyer Leonard Karlin was hit in the hip in Judge Saul Apton’s courtroom. A second item notes a one-year-old lion escaping in Akita, Tokyo area and being shot near its cage by zoo guards.
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Chicago
Criminal Courts
Gene Lewis
Lewis
Walter Makowski
Makowski
Saul A. Epton
Michael Stevenson
Cook County
Leonard Karlin
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Paris
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Atall
Fluoride
Nya
L. Ron Hubbard
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la Coit Audineinoy
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Church OF Scientology
St. Bins Arneles
Cherry Ave
Morris Plan Office
Morris Plan
Morris
Ong Beach
Long Beach Blvd
Newport Beach
Newport Blvd
Torrance
Hawthorne Blvd
Cafornia
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Dent Nixon
Inag Beach
Orange County
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