Hughes Breaks Silence on Biography Hoax and Life
Howard Hughes speaks by telephone from Nassau Bahamas ending a 15 year public withdrawal. He denies involvement with a planned autobiography and criticizes Clifford Irving while saying he may return to Las Vegas, noting his health is good and most of his estate will fund medical research.
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Winery Demolished for Ohlone College Campus Project
Linda Vista Winery in Mission San Jose is being torn down to make way for a $4 million Ohlone College campus on Mission Boulevard. The century old operation once produced wines that won prizes at Chicago 1803 and supplied exclusive hotels and the Pullman Palace Car Company, with remnants preserved for a campus walkway.
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Hughes book authentic autobiography fight on air
McGraw Hill chief on NBC Today refutes claims the Hughes autobiography is unauthentic. He showed a photographed copy and a handwritten Hughes signing, while Time Inc officials backed completion. Handwriting experts tested signatures as authentic, and Time Life plans a stylized version with McGraw Hill.
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Reagan proposes first part of 1972 73 budget in California
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Reagan sent the legislature a 4.8 billion dollar first phase of his budget. He called for a 13 percent increase over last year, boosting local aid and welfare while detailing state worker pay raises and large education funding. The plan also earmarks 65 million new money for local schools and outlines Medi Cal changes. The controversial second part on higher education, corrections, and other state operations remains to be debated.
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Humphrey announces candidacy amid war urgency
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey formally declares his run for the Democratic presidential nomination in Philadelphia. The campaign plan includes a Pennsylvania ballot filing and broader entries by major rivals, with Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama also filed elsewhere.
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Foggy Patches Foretold With Mild Temperatures Ahead
A brief weather update notes patches of fog or low clouds forming overnight with fair conditions otherwise. Nighttime temperatures around the low s, and daytime highs in the 50s, with continued mild weather through the next period.
Safer tobacco urged by Surgeon General Steinfeld
Surgeon General Jesse L. Steinfeld urged the tobacco industry to cut harmful substances in cigarettes, including carbon monoxide nicotine and tar. In the sixth Surgeon General report to Congress he warned smoking may harm nearby non-smokers and that it is too early to tell if anti smoking trends affect national disease and death rates.
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Viet Nam Veteran Drowns At Lake Chabot Park
Army Green Beret and Viet Nam hero Lurenzan Strade 22 of Mooney Ave San Lorenzo fell while climbing a steep bank near Lake Chabot marina. Two companions aged 20 and 17 were arrested on drug charges. rescue divers recovered Strade’s body after a swim around his jacket floated.
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Authority says Oswald alone assassinated Kennedy
The first non government medical expert to examine the Kennedy X rays and autopsy photos says Lee Harvey Oswald fired the fatal shots alone. John Lattimer of Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons declares the evidence eliminates any doubt and supports the Warren Commission findings. He viewed 65 X rays, color transparencies, and photos at the National Archives in Washington and called the autopsy images horrific yet telling.
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