Supreme Court Rules for Pentagon Papers Publication
The Supreme Court ruled for the New York Times and Washington Post allowing full publication of the Pentagon Papers. The court rejected a government bid to block stories, 6 to 3, amid fallout from Sen. Gravel’s disclosure of hundreds of pages.
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Hayward plans $25 million revitalization package study says
Hayward’s comprehensive study proposes a $75 million community improvement program with heavy use of federally assisted urban renewal. It calls for tax increases and targeted redevelopment in the business district, residential zones, and Alta Vista area near South Hayward Bay, plus street and parking upgrades and demolition of condemned blocks.
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Fremont students ace egg drop from high tower
Three Horner Junior High eighth graders under Ed Roberts tested an egg drop from a Fremont skyport and a 600 foot drop with Supersoft cushions. Eric Hillesland used Quaker Oats box padding, while Jack Bliss lined his egg with foam rubber.
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Teen jams gun to save cop during Palmdale encounter
In Palmdale a 16 year old, Ben Stafford, jammed a revolver’s trigger with his thumb to stop a suspect from firing at Officer La. Dean Biss after a traffic stop turned violent. The gun was not discharged and the suspect, Gary Joe Garrett, 18, was restrained with other officers.
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Soviet Cosmonauts Die In Space Return Mystery
Soviet cosmonauts Geo ey Wobravalsky Aa, Mladis- Tay Volkov, Viktor Passavey, and others perished after 238 days in orbit when their craft landed. Official briefings cite unknown causes, with theories ranging from weightlessness to gravity shock. Funeral plans include a Kremlin burial and a state memorial as world leaders offer condolences.
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Garrison Arrests Highlight Federal Gambling Probe
Federal charges were announced against Garrison and associates in New Orleans as part of a wide ranging case involving payoffs and gambling operations. The affidavit details payments up to 75000 and illegal pinball schemes tied to a larger conspiracy. Authorities say the probe also connects to others including a chief investigator on the case and mentions possible links to a broader political assassination discussion.
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Showdown on budget in tense Sacramento debate
Legislative impasse heated the Capitol as lawmakers clash over a sweeping 6.7 billion budget. Reagan era pressure and federal aid shape the fight, with unresolved plans and behind-closed-doors maneuvering pacing the fifth day of stalemate.
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Draft suspension amid stalled extension by Congress
Washington White House announced the United States will suspend induction of men into the armed forces tonight until Congress passes a draft law extension. President Nixon’s press secretary noted the law allows continued conscription for those with previously deferred statuses but with expirations. See carry story on page 2.
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Weather Outlook Warm With Mild Swings Tomorrow
The forecast promises sunny and warm conditions with highs in the 70s and near 60s. Expect cool nights with lows in the low 40s as the day unfolds and more weather details on page 1.
Record robbery 6 escape with 2 million at main post office
Six bandits robbed a central post office in an eastern city, fleeing with about 2 million in sacks. Police described guards in the corridor and a trolley loaded with notes as they exited into daylight. No injuries reported as authorities searched the area for suspects.
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