New Orleans motorcade canceled over assassination plot
New Orleans authorities halted President Nixon's motorcade after a reported plot to assassinate him during a New Orleans visit. Secret Service and PBS coordinated the probe. Nixon proceeded with a Veterans of Foreign Wars speech in Miami after the White House ordered cancellation.
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Consolidation and Continuation of The Morning News 783-51
A consolidation and continuation item from The Morning News issue 783-51 appears in this fragment. It notes a merging action and ongoing coverage with standard newspaper continuity practices.
New jet powered sailplane seen over Fremont and Livermore
A white jet powered Caproni sailplane, built by Caproni Vizzala of Italy and powered by a 200 pound thrust Miccioturbo engine, has been tested in Fremont and Livermore. Bernald Smith, an airline pilot and Avia Titerational Corp. partner, leads testing for FAA jet certification while plans include Nevada flights. the craft weighs 861 pounds with engine and 68 pound jet unit.
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McGovern presses impeachment over Watergate tapes
Senator McGovern says Congress must seriously consider impeachment if President Nixon refuses to turn over tapes and related evidence. He notes the dispute could reach the Supreme Court, and cites ongoing Watergate probes and subpoenas as part of the controversy.
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Live-aboards at Marina plan in San Leandro
San Leandro approves a tentative program allowing select residents to live aboard three to five boats at Merlo Marina under conditions. City officials Richard Randell and Hank Neavill cite security, surveillance, and reporting requirements to prevent marina misuse and maintain order.
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Tomato shortage hits canneries delaying harvests
A Hunt-Wesson official cites weather and crop issues across California and the West as causing a tomato shortage this spring. East Coast firms plan to move some production West to secure supplies while local residents complain about lingering odors. Officials warn the shortage could chill canning, with variations by crop type and season.
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Mullin Found Guilty in California Murder Case
Santa Cruz California PT Herodio Mullin 26 a high school student turned to drugs and mysticism and believed murder was at hand. A jury found him guilty of first degree murder with possible life imprisonment. Defense attorney James Jackson called the verdict rich and the defendant remained silent as he was led to jail. Mullin admitted slaving 18 people in a three week period during a spree aided by telepathic messages and “human auterclines” believed needed to prevent earth extinction. He faces sentencing and possible execution depending on state law.
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Weather Summary for South County Likely Fair Skies
Weather outlook notes fair conditions in South County through tomorrow with increasing low clouds at night and in the morning. Highs expected in the 70s, tonight’s low around the mid 40s. Westerly winds up to 20 mph. More weather on page 1H.
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Israeli Jet Hijack Fuel Bill Sparks Outrage and Debate
An Israeli bill of about 7 000 pounds for fuel and parking at Tel Aviv Ben Gurion after a hijacked Boeing 700 forced to land sparked backlash. MEA officials, and airline sources, claim no payment was signed by the hijacked plane’s captain, while authorities defend the charge as standard handling costs. The episode drew sharp comments on aviation policy and Middle East reputations.
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