Purge, Red Guards clash as Peking troops move on Canton
Reports from Canton describe artillery duels as army units clash with mutinous brigades backing anti-M Maoists. Peking ordered urgent army measures while Maoist loyalists receive protection. Simultaneously Moscow cites Sino Soviet tensions after border incidents and a near snub of the American pavilion at an international fair in Moscow.
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Los Angeles Harbor Fiesta Highlights Free Boat Tours and Dance
A day long Los Angeles Harbor festival celebrates the city’s 186th birthday with free harbor boat tours from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. leaving at Sixth Street. Activities center at the Consolidated Marine Terminal near the bridge with Indian tribal and international folk dances, a Fort MacArthur band concert, a fashion show, and ceremonies with Mayor Sam Yorty. Navy vessels USS Henderson and USS Firm open for public inspection 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Berths 195 and 196, plus airsea rescue and fireboat demonstrations. Finale features an international dances ensemble from 9:15 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the terminal.
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Peru
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Poland
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Spain
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CMT
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Sam Yorty
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Matson
Nate Moore
Bob Heewn
Dorothy Singleton
Consolidated Marine Terminal
Loot Found in Nevada Bank Slayings Case
Detectives believe the recovered $32,500 is stolen from the Bank of Las Vegas Overton branch vault where three employees were killed. The money was found on ranch land near Glendale, as the case ties to a separate Holdbank robbery 70 miles northeast. Terry Conger, 23, is charged with three murders after witnesses described him, while he denies the killings claiming an alibi.
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UPI
Overton
Bank of Las Vegas
Gurk County Sheriff's
Glendale
Terry Lynn Conger
Moapa
Conger
GT&E Firms Consolidate in L A Area
General Telephone Ca and California Water and Telephone Co consolidated Thursday under the name General of California. They had operated as GT&E subsidiaries since 1964 when GT&E acquired California Water and Telephone. General Telephone serves Long Beach with 1.8 million subscribers, California Water and Telephone has 200,000, centered around Monrovia Palm Springs Redlands and the central San Fernando Valley.
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California Water and Telephone Co
General of California
General Telephone and Electronics
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General Telephone
Long Beach
California Water and Telephone
Monrovia
Palm Springs
Redlands
San Fernando Valley
Test Case Focuses on Wearing of Religious Cap in School
In Trenton New Jersey a year old Orthodox Jewish boy Bernard White faced a test case over public school policy allowing yarmulkes in class. Hillside High discarded the practice citing potential disturbance and group identification. Jewish groups appeal to State Education Commissioner Marburger arguing religious freedom under federal and state constitutions.
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Trenton
Bernard P. White
Hillside High School
Eta
Hillside Board of Education
Carl L. Marburger
Marburger
Hillside
Wayne T. Branom
Leo Pfeffer
American Jewish Congress
New Jersey
Trailer Classes for UE Irvine Provide Emergency Space
Campus plans 24 trailers to add 12 000 square feet of space at UC Irvine for at least two years. Trailers cost 150 000 dollars each and will house four classrooms two engineering laboratories a water pollution lab and offices for 125 employees.
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University of California At Irvine
At East
Couson Tough
Cabin cruiser stolen at Long Beach marina
Boating enthusiast David M Chelimsky arrived at Southwind Marina on Thursday to find his $17,000 36-foot cabin cruiser missing. The We TI was moored at Slip C-2, Henry Ford Avenue, after being secured Wednesday night, police said.
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Long Beach
David M Chelimsky
Henry Ford Ave
Quentin A. Berquist
School Board Post Opened in Huntington Beach District
Huntington Beach's Ocean View School District seeks applicants to fill the vacancy caused by trustees resignation. Interested persons should contact Superintendent Harald Pedersen at the district office. Applicants will be interviewed by board members in an executive session at 7 p.m. on a date in September.
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Huntington Beach
Ocean View
Ross Cowling
Harald Pedersen
Milwaukee marchers and priest arrested amid city ban
Milwaukee police dispersed a 400 person civil rights march backing a three day ban on street demonstrations arresting 125 people including Rev. James Groppi a white Catholic priest Two were injured and a police car was burned amid continued demonstrations Mrs Vel Phillips Milwaukee’s only Black member of the Common Council was among those arrested Groppi faced charges of resisting arrest and battery released on a $1000 bond the ban followed open housing marches in the South Side clouding the protest continuation tonight possible.
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Milwaukee
Wis
James Gropps
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Penpie
Vel Phillips
Milwaukee Common Council
Henry Maier
Youth Council
Father Groppi
Bear mauls zookeeper arm at Milwaukee zoo
A male grizzly bear attacked zookeeper Edwin J. Schulze at Milwaukee County Zoo, tearing off his arm above the elbow. Schulze, from West Allis, Wis., was hospitalized in critical condition after a fellow worker used a six foot iron rod to frighten the bear away. Separately, Warsaw held an anti-war rally marking 28th anniversary of World War II with the United States depicted as aggressor.
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UPTV
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Edwin J. Schulze
West Allis
Wis
Schulze
Warsaw
Poland
United States
World record quickie divorces in Juarez end NY rush
In Ciudad Juarez on the 32nd day three civil judges ended the New York divorce surge as the Empire State’s new liberal law took effect. Up to 15,000 August decrees boosted Chihuahua's treasury by about 1.2 million dollars, with Juarez normally processing 1,000 divorces a month.
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New York State
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New York
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Munddies Need Laundry Can't Find Help to Wash
Navy testimony to a House subcommittee reveals the Naval Academy at Annapolis handles about 100 tons of dirty laundry weekly and cannot find staff to wash it. Cmdr Washburn asks for 1.1 million dollars to build a new laundry, noting no bids have been received and local plants say the volume would overwhelm others.
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