Fires Contained in Los Angeles and Another County
Brush fires in two counties were contained after blackening grass and brush. Injuries were reported to a worker when a hinge caused a fall during an emergency response. A lightning sparked a blaze near Beamling, burning nearly two acres, while another fire in the city consumed about 34 acres before containment.
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Compatibility summit yields sparse trade talks details
A fragmentary compatibility document surfaced amid summit discussions between U S and tanaka led talks for a long-term pattern and possible trade shifts. President Nixon and Tanaka hailed the talks as fruitful with emphasis on frank exchanges and broad cooperation.
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New GOP Spy Caper Reveals Lubricated Surveilance Ties
Testimony links deformed hands and altered prints to a GOP spy scheme amid a Watergate era debate. James Barker and Barker’s suspect identity surface as jurists push for a $1 million bail while five men face charges of prodding and bugging Democratic offices. Richard Stanton recalls hands, gloves, and an uneasy restaurant rendezvous as evidence surfaces.
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Fischer wins chess title amid late arrival and controversy
The dispute over the world championship escalated as Boris Spassky won the second game by forfeit after challenger Bobby Fischer arrived late and stirred tensions. Officials, financiers, and observers noted bidding and delays that inflated the purse to about 250000 dollars while cameras watched the hall and match dynamics shifted through the week.
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Army draft veiling set at No. 95
Conscientious objectors, including a 4 men, face potential alternative service after deferral and possible discharges. Selective Service aims to notify the prime group up to 95 before December, with further delays anticipated. The report also references Watergate era disclosures about G. Gordon Liddy and E. Howard Hunt, their presence near the Watergate complex, and fallout for Nixon allies.
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Fatal electrocution after boy touches live line near Newport
A year old boy was killed when he touched a power line while at a friend’s home in Newport. Police say the incident occurred in a garage area where the line remained connected. Steven Christe of Sherman Oaks and his parents, Robert and Marilyn Sleibeck, were visiting at 228 Poppe Ave. The father rushed to aid, but Steven died at Toag Memorial Hospital.
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