Nixon to buy part of Cotton Estate for eventual library
President Nixon arranging to buy a San Clemente estate portion for a future presidential library and museum. The sale includes a ten room house with ocean views, five bedrooms, outbuildings, and 21 acres totaling 1.4 million dollars for full estate. foundation likely sole buyer. Nixon finances show 100000 down with five year terms at 7.5 percent. closing set July 15.
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ACTION LINE answers reader questions on law and family
Long Beach readers send in queries on topics from real estate gifts and inheritance taxes to band funding and artificial insemination. Officials explain tax implications, band appearances, boxing clay rules, and donor eligibility, with references to local resources and future continuation on page A-4.
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Inheritance Tax Division
Long Beach
Los Angeles
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Harry Fulton
John Mansell
Princess Louise
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Action Line
Nixon to Address Nation on Vietnam Prospects
President Nixon met with Gen. Creighton Abrams and top advisers to discuss war progress and possible troop withdrawals. He planned a national address Wednesday night, signaling no major breakthrough in Paris talks and emphasizing three criteria for any withdrawals: South Vietnamese defense, Paris talks progress, and enemy activity level. Secretary Rogers left for Vietnam amid statements on Viet Cong terrorism and doubts about Communist peace intentions.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Congress
Ziegler
William P. Rogers
Los Angeles
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Navy awards McDonnell Douglas $37 million Skyhawk contracts
The Navy Department granted McDonnell Douglas $57.3 million in contracts for continued Skyhawk A-4 and TA-4 production. Douglas will supply final assembly and testing at its Palm Dale facility, with use in Pacific attack roles and additional orders for NZ and Israel. Total Skyhawk contracts to date approach $2 billion.
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Israel
U.S. Navy
Fortas Mum on Quitting as Memphis Speech Draws Crowd
Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas dodged questions about a possible resignation during a Law Day address at Memphis State University. He gave no comment on the resignation rumors, smiling for reporters and receiving a standing ovation. Attorney General Mitchell and Senator Fannin referenced confidential information linked to the Fortas case, as Fortas stressed youth understanding and clear paths for the nation.
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Rariz
Washington
MSU Student Bar Association
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Earl Warren
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Jellyfish Invasion Hits Local Waters Off Long Beach
Swarms of jellyfish, up to 20 inches long, cruise the warm shallow sea off Long Beach between Oil Islands Alpha and Bravo. Lt. Pat Flynn notes the whitish purple striped newcomers sting swimmers and surfers, causing rashes. Red tide also reported as plankton from deep waters swept ashore.
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Mississippi Barge Explosion Shrugs Off Dock Safety
One of three high octane barges unloading on the Mississippi River exploded in a pillar of flame at a dock near La Grange Missouri. The blast sent all three barges drifting downstream toward Quincy Illinois. Initial reports said at least six men were missing and seven injured or unaccounted for.
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Albert Frieden
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Robert Thornton
U.S. 24
Sirhan Sirhan to keep current defense team
Grant B. Cooper said Sirhan Bishara Sirhan will retain his present lawyers, Cooper and Russell Parsons, to handle appeals to the California Supreme Court and, if needed, the U S Supreme Court. The statement follows Sirhan's murder conviction and death sentence for Kennedy's death.
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Grant B. Cooper
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Cooper
Sirhan
Melvin Belli
San Francisco
Belli
Jack Ruby
Mexico City
Sirhan Sirhan
Russell Parsons
California
Supreme Court of
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Supreme Court of the United States
Ana Schuce Neighbors and Struggles in a Narrow Margin
A terse domestic note discusses Ana Schuce and neighbors coping with social pressure to stay ahead, highlighting communal tension and personal effort in a crowded living area.
Long Beach election at stake as polls open
Arm delay problems cited on page A-5. New Dollar coins may show the head but lack silver on page A-8. Long Beach election underway today as votes begin on page B-1. Airline to operate Queen Mary hotel and its restaurants featured on page B-1.
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