Kennedy remains in Senate as nation weighs 1972 run
Kennedy announces he will stay in the Senate amid a flood of telegrams and public support pieces. Massachusetts voters and key senators react with optimism as debate over his presidential bid continues, while Republicans prepare to field a strong challenger next year.
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Soviet Nuclear Sub Near U S Gulf of Mexico
The Defense Department said a nuclear powered Soviet submarine joined a Gulf of Mexico task force after visiting Cuba, marking the closest approach to U S shores at about 380 miles west of Key West. The group includes a cruiser, five destroyers, an oiler, a tender and two conventional subs.
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Pauper Keeps Dead Wife 6 Months in San Francisco Home
Veodor Kopiloff a 81 year old retired painter kept his dead wife Ekatherine in their two bedroom house for about six months with nearly $400,000 in bank books. Neighbors alerted police after hearing unusual noises and officers found the body wrapped in a blanket with a napkin on the head. Kopiloff claimed she died of natural causes and was later taken to a hospital, described by doctors as confused.
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Mariner 6 Mars flyby images show limited crater views
Scientists report Mariner 6 sent 24 photographs from a 6,800 mile pass that revealed an egg shaped Mars with shadowed features and possible canal like bands. Data aims to assess cloudiness and atmosphere to judge Mars life potential while photos await public release.
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Hahn names brother as deputy in Second District
Los Angeles upd reports Supervisor Kenneth Hahn said he would hire his oldest brother, Henry Hahn, 89, as his deputy at a salary of 16 116 a year. Henry Hahn is semiretired and previously ran a service station in the Second District.
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Nixon Makes Historic Visit to Saigon Amid War Talk
President Nixon arrives by motorcade at Tan Son Nhat then flies to the Presidential Palace in Saigon for a landmark first visit by a U S president to the combat zone. He tours Di An base with soldiers, pins three Distinguished Service Crosses, and discusses war ending and regional peace with Thieu. White House notes push for further pullbacks after Midway and Paris talks progress.
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Assembly panel kills cigarette ad warning measure
In Sacramento the Assembly Commerce and Public Utilities Committee rejected a bill to require all cigarette ads carry a health warning. The author Senator Beilenson urged stronger action but the panel buried the measure, noting a voluntary ban on broadcast ads and FTC considerations. A lung demonstration highlighted health risks amid testimony.
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Westminster cyclist killed in solo car crash
An Orleans County man died Wednesday night after his motorcycle collided with a car on Beach Boulevard in Westminster. James H. Hayes, 24, of Westminster, was pronounced dead on arrival at Westminster Community Hospital. The car, driven by John R. Patak, 24, Buena Park, was northbound and failed to see the motorcycle turning from Trask Avenue. The crash remains under investigation.
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Housing program sets rent at market levels with ceilings
The article explains a housing program that caps rents at current market rates for normal housing, with a rent ceiling and tenant payments based on income. It notes funds from federal housing and a quarter of income paid by tenants, while promising new units and protecting current tenants. It also mentions a separate Q&A on waffle iron coating and Social Security name changes, with practical guidance.
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Poem Reproduced On Plaques At Bullock's Lakewood Store
Mrs. D B of Long Beach seeks a copy of the poem Children Learn What They Live. Bullock's Lakewood carries wall plaques featuring the verse for display.
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