Attica Riot Seen as Planned by Outside Militants
State officials say Attica's five day uprising was carefully planned by black militants and Puerto Ricans with possible outside help. Gov. Rockefeller ordered full investigation as 39 people died and 55 percent of inmates were black.
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Aytica. N.Y
UPI
Russell G. Oswald
Oswald
Africa
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Outhet
Rockefeller
At Tica
New York City
Attica
New York
Small share ride to school in Los Angeles County
In Los Angeles County, only a small minority of about 1 million children ride buses this week to aid racial integration. Pasadena operates the largest program, busing 13,000 of 28,000 students. Los Angeles Unified buses roughly 1,800 central city pupils to outlying areas under a voluntary plan. Oxnard districts in Ventura County also bus 1,200 of 9,600 pupils to promote school integration.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Pasadena
Y Pasadeus United
Ralph ‘Honbeck
Hornbeck
Los Angeles Unified School
Central City
Dast
Torfrance
West Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles High School
Oxnard
Ventura County
Supt
Doran Tregar
PTA
Sun rays ignite Palos Verdes Peninsula home
Fire caused by sun rays magnified through double glass windows burned a Palos Verdes Peninsula residence at 28203 San Nicholas Drive. The $50,000 loss started in the family room drapes, spread to carpet and downstairs, controlled in 15 minutes by three county units. The Hayakawa family was away. their dog died two weeks earlier in a related incident.
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Palos Verdes Peninsula
James Page
County
Ayake Hayakawa
San Nicholas Drive
Page
Hayakawa
Auto crash victim awarded 450000 settlement
Dara L Marks, a Sacramento State College student, won a 450000 settlement in a damage suit reached during jury selection. She sought 675000 from Dennis F Grundstrom Al Nicholson and Toledo Scales Co for injuries from a March 1970 Napa River bridge crash that left her with third degree burns over 30 percent of her body as a car caught fire. Toledo agreed to pay most of the settlement.
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Sacramento
UPI
Dara L. Marks
Sacramento State College
Superior Court
Miss Marks
Dennis F. Grundstrom
al Nicholson
Toledo Scales Co
Napa River
Vallejo
Grundstrom
Nicholson and
Toledo
U S backs 30 000 guerrillas in Laos and Vietnam war
Senate testimony from Ambassador G Murtie Godley says the United States supports about 30 000 troops in special guerrilla units in Laos. CIA trained and financed battalions operate alongside Lao irregulars as part of Nixon era Vietnamization strategy.
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Washington
United States
Laos
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Indochina
Melvin Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
A. Alexis Johnson
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Johnson
Godiey
Tani
CIA
U.S
Manson Loses Jail Privileges After Bedding Fire
Charles Manson had jail privileges revoked for 10 days after he set fire to blankets and a towel in his cell at the Hall of Justice. He remains in custody amid ongoing Tate LaBianca and Hinman Shea murder cases, with a court appearance and disputed inmate treatment allegations noted by officials.
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Los Angeles
UPD
Charles Manson
Hall of Justice
Manson
Tate-La- Bianca
Gary Hinman
Donald “Shorty” Shea
Sheriff's Department
Irving Kanarek
Superior Court
Raymond Choate
Pvice
Choate
Shea
Stephen Grogan
Charles Weedman
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