Pat Nixon Camellia Festival Crises at State Capitol
Sunday coverage recalls Pat Nixon escorted by Gov Ronald Reagan as they plant a Camellia in Sacramento State Capitol Park. Demonstrators protest with Viet Cong signs and a black casket while seven youths are arrested for disorderly conduct amid the 18th annual Camellia Festival. Page 4 notes NH primary campaigning and a televised debate among candidates.
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Belfast bombing at restaurant kills two and injures many
A bomb exploded at a Belfast restaurant during a afternoon tea, killing two and injuring sixteen or more. Victims were hurled across the room and six people lost limbs. Some injured were workers already repairing damage from a prior blast two months earlier in the same venue.
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U S to recognize Bengalis amid Bangladesh moves
Washington officials indicate the United States plans to recognize Bangladesh after March, as part of slowed diplomacy with India. No date is given for when the National Security Council will finish review, and officials caution against predicting timing.
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Food stamp value urged as nation's weapon against hunger
A Senate committee on nutrition urged retaining food stamps as the main tool against poverty related hunger. It warned the administration's family assistance plan threatens to replace stamps with cash payments. Participation rose from 3.5 to 26 million in two years.
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Amon Carter Museum Acquires Willian Harnell Masterpiece
The Amon Carter Museum of Fort Worth Texas announced the acquisition of Willian Harnell s long lost realist work Fool the Eye created in 1887 valued at about 250000 dollars. The painting was purchased from Erna Dybdal of San Lorenzo who inherited it and found its value during a cleaning at a gallery after being stored in a dusty basement in San Francisco s Haight Ashbury district.
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FBI Informant Douglas Emerges in Movement, Activist Praise
An FBI informant, Boyd F. Douglas Jr., gains attention as a consummate operative who aligned with antiwar activists in summer 1970. Rev. Philip Berrigan praises him from prison, predicting Douglas will become a leading figure in the movement.
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Review Hayward California 783 411 Vol 79 No 150 25 Cents
The Review from Hayward California is a multi-section issue priced at 25 cents. It runs as Vol 79 No 150 with 110 pages and includes local notices, articles, and features across topics of interest to the community.
Too Many Service Stations Stir South County Debate
South County residents and planners debate the proliferation of service stations. Hayward and Fremont officials consider zoning and abandoned-site rules while residents near proposed sites worry about traffic and noise. Dealers report varied competition. Hayward shows heavy saturation with about 102 stations reported six months ago, prompting calls to tighten locations and curb growth.
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