California Rains Swamp Southern California
Record-breaking rains flood streets and mudslide across Southern California isolating Palm Springs. More than three inches have fallen since Sunday with forecasts of four more inches by midweek and an additional storm possible. Roads closed and heli- copters airlifted stranded motorists as power outages affected the area.
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California
Palm Springs
Weather Bureau
San Jacinto Mountains
Supreme Court to spell outEscobedo right in police stations
The Supreme Court will rule on extending the 1964 Escobedo decision to require a lawyer's advice at police stations as well as in court. The ruling aims to clarify confusion after the landmark decision and its impact on suspect rights nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Danny Escobedo
Arrests Foil Acid Attack Plot Aboard RFK Brazil Visit
Police in Recife, Brazil say they foiled a plan to throw acid at Senator Robert F Kennedy during a visit to the University of Pernambuco. Three students were arrested and two others sought while Kennedy and wife Ethel toured local sites and spoke to students.
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Latin America
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Ethel
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Peru
Sao Paulo
Jorge Enrique Vadiviesco Pernal
Maria Do Carmo Barbosa
Enrique de Carval
San Francisco
Dalva Matos Foundation
Foundation
God Bless America
Britain Seeks Global Backing for Rhodesia Oil Embargo
Prime Minister Harold Wilson said Britain will impose an oil and general trade embargo on Rhodesia only if other countries join to make it effective. He warned the embargo must not be mandatory and stressed Britain will act in concert with allies, studying all aspects to ensure workable sanctions.
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Harold Wilson
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Rhodesia
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U.N
Ian Smith
Iran
Japan
Negotiations Resume In Aircraft Strike
Talks in the McDonnell Aircraft Corp. strike advanced with signs of progress toward a settlement to recall 17,000 machinists at St. Louis. At Cape Kennedy the 200 IAM members returned to work under a special agreement to avoid delaying Gemini 7, with union leaders reporting an overwhelming vote to resume work.
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Gemini Space Vehicles
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U.N. Eyes Talks On Disarming With China In Talks
The United States agreed to exploratory talks with key powers including Red China on a World Disarmament Conference. The U.N. committee backed a 1967 call for the talks by 91 to 0, with France abstaining and Nationalist China not taking part. Ambassador Goldberg reserved final U.S. attendance, depending on prelim planning.
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Red China
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Peking
Arthur J. Goldberg
France
China
Goldberg
Albania
United Nations
Halim Budo
Terribly Bad Day Ends in Destruction by Davis
Police reports describe a 2:30 p.m. incident in Roswell where Davis, angered and intoxicated, wrecked a borrowed car and damaged two houses and several autos. Witnesses say he kicked in grills, smashed a windshield, broke a truck mirror, and destroyed a TV set and furniture at Laverne Wade’s home.
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East McGaffey
Lawrence W. Brown
Greenbrier
Collins Plumbing Co
Poisonous Turkey Warning After Theft Report
Mrs E Jones reports a flock of turkeys sprayed with a human poison substance. One turkey is missing and she warns a thief not to eat any turkey as it may be fatal if consumed within four to six weeks. Police notified today from Route 1 Box 198.
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Box 198
Three Die After Ether Mix-Up At Pontiac Hospital
Assistant Oakland County prosecutor says deaths of 24 year old Loren Covington and two children, Kimberley Ann Bruneel aged 8 and William Michael Ketchum aged 13, resulted from an ether and Surital mix up during surgery at Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital. Autopsies and FDA investigation confirm ether presence. two other patients were affected with one in serious condition.
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Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital
Oakland County
Walter D. Schmier
Schmier
Harry Whitlow
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Loren Covington
Pontiac
Kimberley Ann Bruneel
West Bloomfield Township
William Michael Ketchum
Ferndale
Farm Bureau Debates State Meat Inspection Plan
In Albuquerque a New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau convention committee worked on a resolution for a possible state meat inspection system. A Monday meeting of Livestock and Natural Resources discussed the issue but did not back a proposal, instead appointing a subcommittee to draft the resolution.
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New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
Livestock and Natural Resources Committee
Viet Cong Attack Stalls In Tuy An Coast Town Fight
Viet Cong assaults on Tuy An district town and five nearby posts faltered as government troops and naval artillery countered the attack on the central coast. U S planes hit missile sites near Hanoi and radar targets as heavy fighting continued nearby with American advisers and marines involved in rescue actions.
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Saigon
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da Nang
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Plane Crash Kills Texan at Santa Fe Airport
An Amarillo pilot, Dewey T. Heath Jr., 36, was killed when his single engine plane crashed while landing to pick up his wife at the Santa Fe airport. It followed another light aircraft crash at the same airport two days earlier that killed three people. FAA officials investigated both incidents.
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Amarillo, Tex
Dewey T. Heath Jr
Amarillo
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