Daily Bee front matter May 14 1970 Sandpoint Idaho
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue page details publication date May 14 1970 a midweek edition from Sandpoint Idaho. It lists publisher Pend Greille Printers Inc address 310 Church and contact phone plus service notes and legal notice timing. It notes subscription rates four dollars twenty cents per quarter and sixteen dollars eighty cents per year within the U.S. and credits United Press International and local sources. Pete Thompson serves as publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pend Greille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Armed citizens foil five break ins across states
In Camden New Jersey Mrs Leona Ciechanowski held a intruder at bay with a pistol until police arrived after a midnight break in. In Oklahoma Gail Burdine defended her home with a 410 shotgun and provided a suspect description. In Macon George King Jr cornered three intruders later charged with burglary and rape. In Flat Rock Ray McClure and neighbors with shotguns helped capture two burglars and six suspects were held for police. Reprinted from the American Rifleman.
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Leona B. Ciechanowski
Camden, N.J
Gail Burdine
Eufala
Okla
Muskogee
Phoenix
George King, Jr
Macon
Telegraph
Flat Rock
Ind
Ray McClure
William Porter
Ndianapolis
Quirks and Quick Bounces From Across the Globe
A jumbling collage reports Detroit's fastback frog salivation for a $1200 prize in Calaveras County Frog Jumping Jubilee. Emanuel Sofianos seeks royal approval to be official toffee apple maker to the British family. London consumers note tights wear reveals flaws in a one day test. Hannibal the Indian elephant at Flamingo Park Zoo is moved to a new den after bag snatching and odd snack preferences.
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U.S. Pat
United Press International
Detroit
CUPD
Motor City
Roman §S. Gribbs
Calaveras County
Calif
Angel’s Camp
Southend
England
Emanuel Sofianos
Buckinghan Palace
Roya
Sofianos
London
Prince Philip
Covent Garden
York
CPH
Flamingo Park Zoo
Hannibal
Guards Heard Single Shot At Kent State Shooting
Kent Ohio Lt Col Charles Tassinger said a single shot preceded the fatal guard volley at Kent State University. He could not identify the shooter, noting the guard’s reaction suggested the shot came from outside the ranks. Authorities reportedly have a tape recording of the event.
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Kent, Ohio
SPD
Nationa Guard
Kent State University
Charles Tassinger
Tassinger
Scott Tarbell, Inc
Cleveland
Bedfor Heights
Don Reynolds Announces Candidacy for Bonner County District 3
Donald T. Reynolds of Kootenai declares run for County Commissioner District 3 as a Democrat. A Bonner County resident with 19 years in lumbering and highway work, he highlights safe railroad crossings and keeping roads open for school buses milk routes and residents without extra tax.
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Donald T. Reynolds
Kootenai
Jack Popplewell
Reynolds
Bonner County
State Highway Department
Gunman Kills Three at Danville VA Hospital
A gunman shot three hospital officials to death and wounded a priest at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Danville Illinois. Colman Gish 45 fled the scene after a 20 minute spree across several buildings on the 265 acre campus.
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Danville
Ill
UPI
Colman G. Gish
Veterans Administration Hospital
Gish
W. Dale Cooper
Bessie Mealer
Gerard Leverenz
Roger C. Arnold
Arnold
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Joseph Copeland
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kentucky
FBI
US negotiators take tougher line at Paris talks
United States envoy Philip C. Habib told Hanoi and Viet Cong delegates in Paris that Washington would be conciliatory but would react to continued intransigence and increases in attacks in Vietnam. The statement followed threats of intensified bombing and a resumed boycott, reflecting allied anger at delays and tactics in 15 months of talks.
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Paris
UPD
United States
U.S
Philip C. Habib
Vietnam
Viet Cong
Hanoi
Habib
North Vietnam
Nixon
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Washington
Nguyen Minh Vy
Police officer admits shooting death of UC student in Santa Barbara
David J. Gosselin, a five year veteran, accepts responsibility for the April 18 shooting death. He says he was certain the weapon fired but subconsciously failed to accept it. Arafat says guerrillas will not leave Southern Lebanon under Israeli pressure. Rogers says the U S will not send troops to Cambodia or support its present government.
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United Press International
Santa Barbara
Calif
David J. Gosselin
University of California
Cairo
al Fatah Arab Guerrila
Yassir Arafat
Lebanon
Washington
William P. Rogers
UCT
Cambodia
United States
Mt Everest Tops Again in Dual Japanese Climbs
In Nepal, Teru Matsura and Naomi Uemura became the first Japanese alpinists to summit Everest, spending a half hour on the peak after a six hour climb from 27,750 feet. A second team led by Siro Kayasia and guide Chotture followed 24 hours later, planting flags and photos of Nepal’s King and Queen at the 29,038-foot summit.
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Katmandu
Nepal
UPI
Mt. Everest
Siro Kayasia
Chotture
Mahendra
Ratna
Teru Matsura
Naomi Uemura
Everest
Matsura
Uemura
Kyoshi Narita
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American Rifleman Magazine
Stand UP London
Consumer Council
New York Film Critics
National Society of Film Critics
Old Bill
Don Reynolds
Hospital
Sife
Singapore
Singapore Adventurers’ Club
Mount
Kinabalu
Sabah
East Malaysia
Connie’s
Yosemite Valley
Californa
New York
Connie’s Cafe & Lounge
Fourth & Cedar Sandpoint, Idaho
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