Racial violence clash in Baton Rouge sparks curfew
Baton Rouge officials vow revenge as a gun battle left four dead and 34 injured amid a mass gathering. Out of state blacks from Chicago Philadelphia and Los Angeles face murder charges with bonds set at 500000 each. Authorities describe the incident as part of a planned revolution with an itinerary linking cities including Washington and Baton Rouge.
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Joseph P. Manguno
Baton Rouge
Uprh
United States
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Woodrow Dumas
Lousiaian
United
Washington, D.C
Dumas
UPI
David McKinney
Toussaint L’overture
Clenon Brown
Warren Hall
Robert J. Barber
Lawrence Brooks
Raymond Eames
Baton ,Rouge
Ridgley
Press Members May Go To China
Washington reports most of the 2000 applicants for White House press accreditation to travel with Nixon to China will be turned away as only about 100 reporters photographers and TV technicians may accompany him. An advance party of 25 was set for the trip which runs February 21 to stops in Peking Shanghai and Hangchow.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Nixon
China
Fep
Santieaten
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Peking
Shanghai
Hangchow
Gerald L. Warren
Council Rejects Ordinance on Search Warrants
Spokane city council unanimously rejected an ordinance to let building and fire inspectors obtain warrants for administrative inspections of suspected hazards. The measure drew boos from a capacity crowd before Mayor David Rodgers recessed and the council returned to defeat the proposal.
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Spokane
UPS
David Rodgers
Rodgers
Haystacks Fire Trial Set for February in Spokane
Four Grant County men face federal charges over a summer 1970 haystack blaze damage exceeding 1 million dollars in eastern Washington. U S District Judge William Goodwin denied motions to dismiss the indictment and to separate Koelzer’s trial. All pleaded innocent after indictment earlier this year.
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Spokane
UPD
Grant County
Washington
U.S
William Goodwin
Robert W. Peterson
Wayne B. Oliver
Royal City
Jack E. Koelzer
Norbert Drouhard
Goodwin
Koelzer
Federal Grand Jury
Lounge raid nets gambling charges in Boise
Boise detectives and state agents raided Quinns Lounge on Vista Avenue Monday evening. Four men were charged with gaming offenses and $759 was seized. those involved were Robert Ahern 33 Eagle Lee Erwin Grimes 33 Boise Stanley J Rice Boise and Glenn Wayne Miller 49 Boise.
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Boise
Quinns
Vista Avenue
Robert Ahern
Eagle
Lee Erwin Grimes
Stanley J. Rice
Glenn Wayne Miller
McClure Announces Idaho Labor Grants
Rep. James A. McClure of Idaho announced two Labor Department grants. The Neighborhood Youth Corps Out-of-School Project will fund 110 disadvantaged youths for six more months with 191 810 dollars. Operation Mainstream adds 171 650 dollars to train 90 enrollees for another six months at about 1 75 dollars per hour. Both programs are run by the Idaho Department of Special Services.
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Washington
UPI
James A. McClure
Idaho
Monsay
Labor Department
Youth Corps
Idaho Department of Special Services
Water main rupture closes Gooding school for a day
Gooding grade schoolers had a one day vacation Monday due to a broken water main. The main ruptured Sunday morning and crews were repairing it. Classes resumed today. East side residents were without water for several hours Sunday.
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Gooding
UPD
Six File For Hospital Board
Six persons filed for three positions on the Kootenai Hospital Board of Directors to be decided in county elections February 8. Incumbents Evenden and Holman seek six year terms. Edmunds fills a four year term after the death of chairman Richards on December 4.
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Coeur D’alene
UPD
Kootenai Hospital Board of Directors
Clarence Haught
James Evenden
Jannette S. Rosin
Clifford Holman
Post Falls
Mary J. Martin
Duane Edmunds Sr
Hayden Lake
Evenden
Holman
Edmunds
John S. Richards
Sea splash ends with horse still swimming out to sea
Jockey Red Weaver sent his bay gelding into the water for a beach workout at Yarmouth and fell when the horse bolted. The horse swam about a quarter mile before tiring and returning to shore.
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United Press International
Great Yarmouth
England
UPI
Red Weaver
Weaver
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