Nixon hosts gala honoring Diaz Ordaz at coastal state dinner
In a Washington style reception at a resort north of the border President Nixon and former President Johnson led a gala for outgoing Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz. They praised his role in hemispheric solidarity and progress in U S Mexico relations. The event drew 600 leaders, Hollywood stars, and officials as Diaz Ordaz prepared to leave office in December.
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Fingerprint evidence in Tate LaBianca case presented
Police testify at Charles Manson trial show prints from the Tate residence include 50 fingerprints with 22 belonging to victims and suspects. A LaBianca scene reveals 19 prints for LaBianca family and six unidentified. no prints found on the refrigerator or walls with death messages.
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Murphy seeks White House talks to end Salinas farm dispute
Senator George Murphy plans a Tuesday Washington meeting with Labor Secretary James Hodgson and Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin to seek an emergency solution to the Salinas Valley farm dispute. He aims to enlist Nixon Administration aid amid Cesar Chavez organized protests and related arrests, contrasting his past stance against Chavez's drive for union contracts.
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Riverside
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Forest fires near Wenatchee under control amid two deaths
The West’s worst forest fire wave in a decade nears containment as Randy Lundholm, 21, dies in Western Montana from a falling tree. Willie Shaw’s graveside service follows a similar fatal accident a week earlier. About 7,000 firefighters remain on scene amid improving weather.
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Washington
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Wash
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Connaughton
Forest Service
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Reagan upbeat on California economy during campaign preview
Governor Ronald Reagan projected optimism about California's shifting economy and prosperity while urging optimism over unemployment as he outlined a campaign trail speech. He cited progress in education and opportunity and warned against a pessimistic view of youth and society.
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