Flood of UFO sightings across Pacific states and Hawaii
United Press International reports a flood of UFO calls in Los Angeles and Hawaii with witnesses describing shimmering triangular objects. In Corvallis a radio station offered 10000 to bring a living space visitor, while officials identified the sightings as plastic bags from an air study. A Chillicothe deputy found an apparent spaceman figure later identified as a 15 year old.
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United Press International
Los Angeles
Hilo
Hawaii
Venus
Corvallis
Ore
Bob Houglum
KLOO
Earth
William Perkins
Metronics Associates
Palo Alto
Calif
Environmental Protection Agency
State Air Resources Board
James Higashita Jr
Harry Marks
Marks
Chillicothe
Ohio
Dale Gillette
Gillette
Maryland Governor Warns of Severe Winter Fuel Shortage
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel orders state buildings cooled to 68 degrees and urges warm clothing as part of an emergency fuel plan. He notes a nationwide shortage and establishes an energy policy office to administer federal fuel allocation at the state level. Coast Guard slows patrols and Coast Guard officials outline extended missions to save fuel.
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United Press International
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Power Department
Los Angeles
Coast Guard
Mandel
Heas
Board of Water and Power Commissioners
Department of Water and Power
Congress backs Nixon alert order amid Watergate concerns
Lawmakers from both parties largely supported President Nixon's world wide military alert while a few critics claimed it aimed to divert attention from Watergate. Kissinger said the suggestion is irresponsible and McFall voiced lingering suspicions about political motivations.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Nixon
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
House
White House
Middle East
United States
Kissinger
Moss
Archibald Cox
Linus Pauling to sue FDA over vitamin rules
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling plans to sue the FDA to block regulations he says will raise vitamin prices and deter use. The rules would classify any food or supplement with over three times the daily allowance of a vitamin as a drug, potentially forcing high-dose vitamins onto prescription.
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Washington
UPI
Linus Pauling
The
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Soviet police arrest 18 Jews over petition in Moscow
In Moscow 18 Jews planning to deliver a petition to the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet were arrested by Soviet secret police. The group aimed to seek the release of Sylvia Zalmanson, jailed since 1970, and 29 others jailed over emigration to Israel. Activists Vladimir Slepak and Viktor Polsky were among those detained.
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Moscow
UPI
Presidium
Supreme Soviet
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Israel
World Congress of Peace
Sylvia Zalmanson
Sweden
Miss Zalmanson
Vladimir Slepak
Viktor Polsky
Princess Anne to vow obedience at royal wedding
Princess Anne will wed Capt. Mark Phillips at Westminster Abbey on November 14. The ceremony includes the vow to obey, optional under a revised Church of England service, with Archbishop Michael Ramsey presiding. The dean of Westminster said Anne chose to obey, despite earlier expectations she would reject the vow.
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London
UPI
Westminster Abbey
Anne
Mark Phillips
Elizabeth
Phillips
Canterbury
Michael Ramsey
Anne Elizabeth
Alice Louise
Mark Anthony Peter
Eric Abcott
Westminster
Princess Anne
Lompoc Couple Reunited on Truth or Consequences Show
A Lompoc Air Force couple, Selma and SSgt. Hosea Walker Jr., reunited on Bob Barker hosted TV program Truth or Consequences after Barker cut through military red tape. The couple, married nine months, appeared in Los Angeles with Barker funding travel and lodging.
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Lompoc
Bob Barker
Selma Walker
E. Lemon Ave
Los Angeles
5073Rd Air Base
Lqd
Shemya
Air Force Base
Alaska
Walker
Air Force
Barker
CHP realigns coast area into Zone VII under unified command
The Buellton California Highway Patrol office and six central coast counties Monterey San Benito San Luis Obispo Santa Cruz Santa Barbara and Ventura form a new Zone VII with Supervising Inspector E B Taylor commanding and Inspector R R Reese as deputy. Activate Jan 1 1974 staff already working from San Luis Obispo offices. The move aims to shorten control span improve radio communications reduce travel time and raise enforcement uniformity across the coastal belt. Zone VII covers 11 639 square miles with 442 uniformed personnel patrolling 1 356 miles of state highway and 6 170 miles of county roads and includes offices at Hollister Gilroy Monterey Santa Cruz King City Paso Robles San Luis Obispo Santa Maria Buellton Santa Barbara and Ventura.
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Buellton
California Highway Patrol
CHP
Central Coast
Walter Pudinski
E.B. Taylor
San Francisco
Monterey
San Benito
San Luis Obispo
Santa Cruz
Santa Barbara
Ventura
R.R. Reese
Sacramento
Santa Maria
Pudinski
Hollister- Gilroy
King City
Paso Robles
Gymkhana for Charity by Vandenberg Saddle Club
The Vandenberg Saddle Club hosts an open Big Brother gymkhana at 10 a.m. in the Punch Bowl Arena on Saturday. Three hi-point awards per age group, first place receive silver horseshoes, ribbons to fifth. Entry $1.75 per event, post entries free. Proceeds go to Operation Big Brother at Vandenberg AFB for a local Christmas party for underprivileged children. Rain date November 17. For details contact Bill Wilson or John Mead.
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Vandenberg Saddle Club
Punch Bowl
Washington
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Bill Wilson
Deneb Pt
Lompoc
Vandenberg Jr. Saddle Club
John Mead
Moonglow
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Thomas Bradley
Baton Rouge
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Exxon Corp
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