Fissure Splits Seven S Pedro Homes on Bluff Edge
A series of earthquakes triggered deep fissures and sliding along a bluff front in Los Angeles causing seven homes to crack and tilt toward the sea. Experts warn the movement continues at about an inch per hour with the fate of the houses uncertain while authorities assess salvage options and potential further landslides.
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Jack Everine
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Harold Stallings
George Smith
Strike Hits GE Plants Over U.S
Nationwide walkout against General Electric begins after contract expiry. Picket lines form at Schenectady plant with arrests in Schenectady and Niskayuna. Management rejects mediation and union demands, urging entry of nonunion workers amid talks.
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Ex-Mate Suspect Sought In 26 Year Old Wile Slaying
Imperial Bayeh police report a 26 year old woman found dead in her apartment inside a mutilated scene. Neighbors heard a argument about 1 40 Sunday night and officers found her four year old son asleep. the suspect fled with the girl to a friend’s home in Vista. Det Investigators note an unmailed letter implying plans to meet at Christmas in Norfolk and indicate the former husband aboard a carrier in the area.
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Vista
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U S Assails Russians on Lebanon
Washington accused Russia of trying to shape events in Lebanon and urged for swift diplomacy. A Soviet News Agency statement described by State Department officials warned Washington against interference. Officials said the United States has not discussed the Lebanese crisis with the Soviets, though that could occur later this week.
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Navy to withdraw naval forces from Vietnam by June
Navy Secretary John J. Chaffee warned in New Orleans that all operating forces could be pulled from Vietnam by next June under Nixon’s phased plan. He stressed that many personnel would remain in Vietnam for support roles, Marines, and medical staff, with 60,000 sailors in the U S Navy fleet unaffected.
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Wife of GL says she did not know if he was alive
On a Cleveland farm Dorothy Winsley learned from Army that her husband Venn Ot Coy R Tinsley had been released by the Viet Cong. He had been listed missing in action since March after a December 1968 Vietnam assignment near a battle in which two of his squad were killed and seven wounded. She recalls daily fear and hopes for all service members.
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Reds say will free 3 POWs from Americal Division in Vietnam
Liberation Radio claimed three American POWs from Dunn North Carolina Mor ton Tennessee and an unknown third were released after capture near the northern coast. The Viet Cong praised the release while noting the men born 1847 and serving with Americal Division were captured. About 1,300 Americans remain missing in Vietnam as of spring 1968.
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Pope Promises to Give Bishops More Power
Pope Paul promises greater authority for bishops while preserving papal supremacy. He backs biennial synods and active roles for bishops in the Vatican secretariat, with ongoing study of other proposals and potential bishop written agendas. Synod votes show broad support for expanding bishops' authority under the pope.
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Humphrey Receives Japan Peace Medal for International Peace
UPI reports former U.S. Vice President Hubert Humphrey was awarded the Katdna Golden Medal for International Peace by Morinosuke Kajima of the Kajima Institute during a small ceremony with about 28 attendees including Premier Eisaku Sato. The visit spans 1 month.
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Trial Lawyers Oppose Haynsworth Nomination
The American Trial Lawyers Association adopted a resolution urging President Nixon to withdraw or the Senate to reject Judge Clement W. Haynsworth for the Supreme Court. A nationwide poll showed 74.8 percent of 715 responding attorneys disapproved, citing concerns about ethics and public confidence in the judiciary. The National Bar Association echoed opposition, citing inability to impartially adjudicate civil rights cases and alleged conflicts of interest.
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Five Young People Die in Walton Auto Crash
Five young people, students or alumni of the Missowi School for the Den, were killed in a Sunday night car crash near Walton. Victims include Robert Hrabovsky, 20, and Shecyl Hrabovskys, 8, of St. Louis, with Raber identified as a second driver dying several hours later. Also killed were Gordon Marshall, 20, of Bullen, Cathey Bridges of Springfield, and Lehvo Henrion of Walton, both 18.
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