Hughes Turmoil and Oddities From Hughes Memoir Dietrich Claim
Dietrich recounts Howard Hughes episodes of extreme cleanliness and erratic behavior including a vagrant arrest in Shreveport and a six month disappearance. He notes a 1944 warning about mental collapse and touches on a canceled TV appearance amid legal pressure from Hughes' lawyers.
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Coast Guard helicopter rescues Baja crew in rough seas
In a heavy sea rescue near San Diego, a Coast Guard helicopter hoisted three survivors from a damaged vessel and brought a fourth to safety despite 41 knot winds. The incident occurred after a distress call from the vessel, with all four rescued crew members reported in good condition.
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Kennedy Plan for U.S. Mediation in Ulster Rejected
The Nixon administration rejected a congressional bid led by Sen. Edward Kennedy to have the United States mediate in the North Ireland crisis. Assistant Secretary Martin Hillenbrand said unified Ireland is possible only with Irish consent, and Washington will not mediate without a formal request from Dublin and London.
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Nixon aims for China visit as lawmakers predict summer trip
President Nixon discussed inviting Mansfield and Scott to visit the country, with Ziegler noting legislators expect the trip around midsummer. Cabinet and congressional leaders voiced broad support, while a Soviet attack on Nixon’s Peking plan intensified pressure.
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British aide blasts Ireland claim from Kennedy hint
British Home Secretary Reginald Maudling rejected Senator Edward M Kennedy’s suggestion of US intervention in Northern Ireland. He told a London luncheon that Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom and that the UK army will be available to maintain law and order in the region.
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Longshore Union Reaffirms Strike Pact Amid Contract Talks
DOCK Gleason, president of the International Longshoremen's Association, reaffirms a strike action pact covering East and Gulf coast dock workers. Virgil Day, Pay Board member, sees no way to avoid cutting the contract. Pay Board Chairman George Boldt predicts difficulties in contract approval as inflation erodes wage gains. West Coast longshoremen have not struck for 23 years, while industry modernization and rising productivity contrast with shrinking real pay over five years.
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Intransigence at Paris talks cited by Rep Leggett
Rep Robert Leggett reports both Hanoi and Viet Cong negotiators showed intransigence in Paris last week. He warned the war could continue unless positions are softened by both sides and by America. North Vietnam indicated no offer on total withdrawal. The Hanoi negotiator Nguynen Minh Vy gave no clear signal on acceptance.
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Riles urges local districts to handle school integration solutions
California school chief Wilson Riles argues local boards should craft feasible desegregation plans without state or federal mandates. He criticizes overemphasis on busing and cites varied district conditions. Separately, the Senate reversed to defeat an amendment limiting federal court power on desegregation. Burglaries and thefts reported at Ocean View Market as police describe losses.
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Girl Killed Off Pt Fermin In San Pedro Sea Fall
The body of Sharon Carol Boyan 15 of 1115 Elm Ave was found about 30 yards off Point Fermin San Pedro Tuesday night. She and a friend were walking at the end of Guffey Street when she fell about 150 feet into the sea. Firemen reported the discovery.
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Jurors Seated as Angela Davis Trial Uses Inquiry
A San Jose panel of twelve prospective jurors is questioned in the Angela Davis murder kidnapping trial. One potential juror Ruth Ruth, a secretary, admits she knew nothing of Davis until recently and avoids newspapers and TV. Several college students are dismissed as the trial could last four to six months, with both sides probing beliefs and readiness to judge.
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Assembly panel backs large UC faculty pay hike
Sacramento UPI report says the Assembly Education Committee approved legislation to boost University of California and state college faculty salaries by 12.3 percent, send the measure to Ways and Means on a split vote, and push for 879 million more than Governor Reagan’s 7.5 percent proposal. The bill notes truck drivers received 25 percent raises in three years while faculty saw no cost‑of‑living increases.
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