Ford greeted crowds amid rain at Rhode Island and Maine events
President Ford schmoozed a Warwick crowd at a Republican fundraiser and mingled with society figures while outside demonstrations urged jobs. He spoke for 33 minutes about energy policy and vetoes, noting savings of about four billion dollars. A separate Newport protest favored Betty Ford and ERA supporters waved placards. Ford slipped on wet pavement during handshakes in Portland earlier.
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Oswald letter threat reported by Dallas Times Herald
The Dallas Times Herald says Lee Harvey Oswald gave a threatening letter to the FBI days before Kennedy’s assassination. The FBI destroyed the note and has kept quiet about it for 12 years while an internal inquiry begins. The paper cites FBI officials and notes the letter did not trigger surveillance of Oswald.
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Miles Flea Market Opens 10th Annual Sale in Niles
Fremont reports the Niles district hosts the 10th annual Miles Flea Market drawing an estimated 40 000 to 60 000 shoppers. Dozens of booths offer antiques and various old items plus refreshments from morning until 4 p.m. along Niles Boulevard and nearby areas.
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Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures and Winds
The forecast calls for mostly fair weather through tomorrow with highs in the 70s to low 80s and overnight lows in the 50s. Some low cloudiness during nights and mornings. A small craft advisory remains for west to northwest winds 15 to 30 mph.
Small claims court hears odd tales of debt and repair disputes
In Newark Union City municipal court small claims cases unfold with judges guiding unsteady parties. A series of civil matters include auto repair disputes, a shower pan defect, and a faulty home contract, with judgments issued or pursued through limited appeals and routine enforcement by court deputies.
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Kissinger negotiates Egypt Israel pact amid final hitches
Secretary of State Kissinger postponed a U N speech to press a settlement between Egypt and Israel. He noted most major issues are settled but dozens of technical points remain. Aiming for a Monday agreement, he warned the talks face delicate mechanics and possible extra trips to Cairo.
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Beehive theft rises in California this year
The California grower council reports 1426 bee colonies stolen this year, a large increase from 19 in 1970. Hives fetch over $50 with honey and beeswax, and thieves often move them to colder states for demand. few arrests have been made and one Montana County felon faced a $1,000 fine, $4,500 penalty, and five years probation.
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