Dean says Nixon was involved in Watergate
Former White House aide John Dean testified at the Senate Watergate hearings that President Nixon was involved in the Watergate affair but did not grasp the implications. He described plans to leak and damage think tanks, and named aides Colson Caulfield and Erlichman in discussing attempts to manage the unfolding scandal.
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Nixon Brezhnev Aim to Limit Nuclear Arsenals
A joint communique from President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev outlines a plan to curb nuclear arsenals and initiate talks on troop withdrawal from Europe starting October 30. They target $2 to $3 billion in trade expansion over three years and anticipate progress toward a world disarmament conference. The leaders met during Brezhnev’s U.S. visit en route to Paris talks with Pompidon.
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Fremont Teen Aims To Teach From the Sky
Brian Shackleton an 18 year old from Fremont holds a commercial pilot license and plans to become a flight instructor within a year. After three weeks at ground school he began flying and now pursues a career keeping him piloting most of the week.
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Weather outlook for Southern Alameda County fits through tomorrow
Cloudy skies transition to fair conditions in Southern Alameda County with patchy late night clouds clearing by noon tomorrow. Westerly winds around 11,875 miles per hour are forecast. Tonight low mid 50s, tomorrow high mid 70s, light smog in sheltered valleys. More Weather, page 14.
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Fire destroys gay bar in New Orleans killing 29
A trash fire swept through a small upstairs bar in New Orleans French Quarter on Sunday night, killing 29 and injuring many. Arson is suspected as investigators, led by the police and fire departments, probe witnesses and review reports. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours, rescuing survivors from windows and gathering charred bodies for transport to the coroner.
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Obscenity ruling sparks mixed theater closings nationwide
UPI reports theaters and bookstores in several cities closed or paused after the Supreme Court obscenity decision. Officials differ on impact, with some predicting broader shutdowns while others expect temporary suspensions as communities interpret new guidelines. Critics warn the ruling may invite varied standards across states and cities.
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Hayward to debate doubling bike license fee
Hayward officials plan to raise the annual bicycle license from 60 cents to 1.20 in a council meeting to be held at 8 pm at city hall. The tax and license department, spurred by a state assessment, expects little net revenue from the hike as bike licensing remains loosely enforced by the city. Other nearby cities like Fremont and Newark consider increases, while Union City and Alameda counties maintain varying local license rules.
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Million letters defend vitamins in FDA restrictions clash
Washington posts reveal a flood of up to a million letters to senators and representatives opposing FDA plans to curb vitamin sales. Proponents say restrictions protect public welfare, while critics warn many vitamin products could vanish from shelves under the new rules.
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