Seventeen Men Rescued From California Tunnel Collapse
Rescuers freed seventeen workers from a collapsed Carley V. Porter tunnel in the Tehachapis. Crews dug through debris to reach the men and shore up the rescue route as the 33.7 million project aims to divert 110 million gallons of Northern California water to the south. Construction started in 1966 and the team planned to finish the remaining 10 000 feet by 1969 with a pause until after year’s start.
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Harrison
Techachapi Mountains
California
Two Illinois Men Killed in Vietnam War
The Defense Department released names of two Illinois servicemen killed in action in Vietnam. Marine Lance Cpl. Lawrence Stewart of Chicago and Navy Gunner's Mate 3/C Ronald A. Crose of New Boston are identified as the fallen. The report also notes the Jay Treaty as the first extradition treaty between the United States and Britain.
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Washington
Defense Department
Illinois
Vietnam
Lance Cpl
Lawrence Stewart
Maries I. Cassidy
Chicago
Navy
Ronald A. Crose
Drusilla J. Crose
New Boston
Marine Gives Self Up to Military Police
Garrett, an ex convict from Burns Oregon, surrendered to military police after fleeing from two murdered teens near Bloomington Indiana and San Anselmo California. He traveled with a German shepherd Gypsy whom Florida will ship for identification and use in the case.
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Marine
Edmonson
FBI
Garrett
Lexington
Ohlo
Gypsy
Florida
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Bunnell
Burns
Ore
Kit Armin Hayden
Baton Rouge
Daniel Shoultz
Bloomington
Ind
Stephen Moore
San Anselmo
Calif
Hayden
Publisher Botsford Dies in New York
Stephen B. Botsford aged 48 former president of the New Yorker Magazine died in New York City Wednesday from pneumonia. A Nisei is an American of Japanese parentage.
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New York
UPI
Stephen B. Botsford
The
New Yorker Magazine
A . Nisei
Mechanic's lien filed for 26067 on Terre Haute dept store work
A mechanic's lien for 26067 is filed by E T Hazledine Steel Erectors Inc against Goodrich Construction Corp and Lenrich Realty for materials supplied in construction of Topps Department Store in Terre Haute. Signatories were Burrell J Price and John C Thornton Jr. Local lien filed with Vigo County recorder.
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E. T. Hazledine Steel Erectors, Inc
Vigo County Recorder’s
New York City
The
Steel Corporation
John C. Thornton Jr
Goodrich Construction Corp
1St Ave
New York
Lenrich Realty
3Rd Ave
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Cunningham
Amike Foods
Model
Carl
Jimmy’s Miagnawori Home Entertainment Center
Liance Center
16TH
Wabash
Chromatone
Sunda
United States
Great Britain
Terre Haute Commercial College
Wabaīhat
Tickner Optical
South 7Th St
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