American fishing vessel fined after Peru seizure near Talara
An American tuna boat the Marina from San Diego was seized by a Peruvian patrol 50 miles offshore, boarded and towed to Talara after being fined $2,000 for alleged territorial water violations. Captain Joe Louis paid the fine and the vessel was released as U.S. officials seek a diplomatic resolution.
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Guard leaves two campuses amid student protests
National Guardsmen departed Wisconsin and Duke campuses but remained alert near both, amid wider student unrest that included the University of Chicago occupation ending and planned boycotts. At Duke in Durham officials canceled an all university convocation and guards stayed near the armory while Madison police watched a night march of about 1,000 demonstrators to the State Capitol and back.
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LeMay Sues Over Board Termination After Wallace VP Bid
Retired Air Force General Curtis E. LeMay files a $5 million breach of contract suit against Networks Electronic Corp of Chatsworth California claiming he was fired from the board chairmanship after becoming George Wallace's vice presidential running mate. The suit says he left Oct 1 to accept the nomination and on Oct 17 the president demanded his resignation due to unpopularity with some stockholders.
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Funeral services for Norma J. Zelechowski Friday
Private funeral services will be held Monday at 10 a.m. for Norma J. Zelechowski 28 of 8339 E Devonshire Rd who died Thursday at her home. She moved here in 1963 and was a native of Loon Lake Wisconsin. She is survived by her husband Eugene and sons David Donald and Michael, her father Joe Bailey of Novi Michigan, and one brother and three sisters out of state. Burial will be at Green Acres Mortuary.
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Mrs. Metta L. Bame 79 Dies. Services Pending in Findlay
Mrs Metta L Bame 79 died Friday in Doctor s Hospital. Green Acres Mortuary says services will be in Findlay Ohio where she lived since 1962 after moving from her native Findlay. Survivors include daughter Mrs Ethel Chase of Scottsdale son Ralph Kneper of Findlay a sister in Ohio and five grandchildren.
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Beating Reported To Police In Scottsdale Bar Incident
A Scottsdale man says he was beaten and robbed by three men he met at Sutter's Gold on McDowell Road after 1:30 to 2:30 AM. He identified his alleged attackers as Max, Hank and Louie and described being kicked and struck during the assault.
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Veterans of World War I Meet Thursday at VFW Hall
The Veterans of World War I will meet Thursday at 3 p.m. in the VFW Hall located at 222 St Wells Fargo.
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Rains lash Texas Gulf as storms batter coast
Rampaging tides and heavy rain struck the Texas Gulf Coast and nearby states. One sailor perished as waves sank shrimp boats and water rose two feet in Odom. Port O’Connor derrick rescue occurred while Corpus Christi logged 11 inches of rain in 24 hours and Galveston area winds reached 69 mph. Mardi Gras crowds in New Orleans faced indoor confinement as storms hit Louisiana.
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Shaw trial mirrors Warren Commission probe in New Orleans
Dist Atty Jim Garrison reframes Clay Shaw case as a Little Warren Commission act with Dallas deputy Roger Craig testifying Oswald ran from Dealey Plaza 15 minutes after Kennedy's assassination. The record notes the Warren Commission rejected parts of Craig's testimony while archivists face production of Kennedy autopsy items.
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SRP proposes higher voluntary contributions plan
Salt River Project urges legislature to review its voluntary contributions and reactivate a citizens committee on SRP tax exempt status. General manager Rod McMullin notes proposed changes would raise payments by 150000 to 200000 dollars yearly, aiding districts and cities through earlier, more accurate budgeting.
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Goldwater Addresses Nixon Start at State Young Republicans
Two hundred delegates from across the state meet in the Young Republican convention at the Executive House. Sen Barry Goldwater delivers a luncheon speech on Nixon’s first month in office and the Rhodesian British split discussion features in the morning. U S Rep Sam Steiger and Philip J Goldberg are slated speakers at later events. Goldberg helped raise 450000 in the 1969 Bonds for Israel campaign.
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Apology in order over hospital death report mix up
John Smith received an apology from Westminster Hospital after the hospital told his relatives he had died from bronchial pneumonia, a report later corrected.
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