Irving Admits Book Is Hoax
The Associated Press reports Clifford Irving and his aide Richard Suskind admitted to federal authorities that they never met Howard Hughes, the subject of Irving’s purported autobiography. They described a largely staged process while seeking legal protection for Irving’s wife Edith amid a broader probe into perjury forgery and mail fraud.
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Nixon Rules Out More Concessions until North Viet Talks
President Nixon said the United States will not offer further concessions to North Vietnam until it negotiates his eight point peace plan. He urged the enemy to respond to the joint U S South Vietnamese proposal and warned critics of his Vietnam policy. He also announced plans for a China trip and addressed tax busing and India Bangladesh policy.
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Heaviest Raids Of Indochina War Hit Western Frontier
Hundreds of U S and South Vietnamese warplanes struck a 225 mile western frontier from the DMZ to the central highlands in some of the heaviest raids of the war. U S Air Force and Navy bombers launched about 400 strikes in 24 hours across South Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia targeting infiltration routes, staging areas, base camps, and troop concentrations.
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Collins Pleased By Indictments Against Collins Mining
State Sen. Oakley Collins expresses support for indictments against the Collins Mining Co. in Cincinnati federal court. Three misdemeanor charges allege unlawful timber cutting, strip mining without a permit, and polluting waters near Wayne National Forest. Potential fines total 1500. civil action to recover about 625000 in damages also urged. Collins criticizes the case as petty and says they will act quickly to dispose of it.
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Staph Infections Rise in Hospitals After Hexachlorophene Ban
The National Center for Disease Control reports 166 staphylococcal infections in 24 nurseries across 23 hospitals, with eight more outbreaks under investigation after halting hexachlorophene bathing. Most cases are mild, but resistance to penicillin and other antibiotics is noted. no fatalities yet.
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Beauty Target Of Plot In Idaho Falls
Karen Herd Miss Idaho of 1971 was the target of a plotted kidnapping and shooting threat. Keith Blaylock, 23, pleaded guilty to third degree felony charges of threatening to commit a crime of violence in connection with the December incident. A threatening letter to Herd promised a .44 caliber pistol and kidnapping on stage if anyone blocked the plan.
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Lima High School Game Canceled Amid Violence Closures
Lima officials cancel tonight's Lima High versus Springfield game with no audience after Lima Senior High School closes since Thursday due to racial violence. Officials blame difficulties locating a venue for the postponed contest.
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Suits Seek Immediate Pay of State Employee Raises
In Columbus two court actions filed Thursday aim to compel Ohio to start paying salary boosts granted by the legislature. AFSCME asks the 10th District Court of Appeals to require payment under statutory salary schedules. OCSEA petitions the Ohio Supreme Court to enforce the same obligation.
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Rate hike applications held by nationwide freeze in Ohio
In Ohio at least 48 rate increase cases are paused by the Price Commission freeze. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio lists 12 telephone cases 18 gas rate cases and nine electric rate filings affected by the halt.
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