Nixon seeks more campus speeches amid campus dissent
President Nixon said he would like to speak on more college campuses if he could get a fair hearing. He noted university critics and said campuses may soon only host nonentities. He spoke in Lompoc after Kansas State, pressed for Ralph Smith’s bid, and met Midwest editors. He planned meetings with Chicago editors and naturalization ceremonies for 100 immigrants. He defended his policies to reporters and faced hecklers at Kansas State.
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Mississippi private schools face new federal ruling
A three-judge court ruled Mississippi 1969 private school loan program unconstitutional. The IRS also revoked tax exempt status of five private school foundations for non racial admission policies, cutting donations used as revenue. The court noted states cannot use public funds to support de facto segregation through private schooling.
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Gang leader on stand in Tate-Sabina murder trial
Danny DeCarlo a Straight Satans leader testified about Charles Manson ordering followers to walk nude and his influence over the group. He lived with the Manson family at Spahn Ranch in 1969 during the seven Tate Labianca slayings. DeCarlo described Tex Watson as a quiet executor of Manson orders.
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Reagan Signs Four New Anti Pollution Bills
California acts to curb smog with assembly line tests for new cars and $5000 fines for dealers selling noncompliant vehicles. New used car exhaust devices expand to 1955 1965 models with 75 percent vehicle fit and 12 counties affected. Meisinger of American Pollution Control Inc. projects $49.95 installation and 4.2 million cars impacted as testing begins 1973 models and roadside checks are authorized.
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Survivors of Galilee drift tell tale in Honolulu
Captain Ritter and two crewmen recount 48 days adrift 422 miles northwest of Honolulu after Galilee ran out of food and batteries July 27. Rescued by USS Niagara Falls they survived on algae and fish while repairing sails and reading philosophy and history during the South Seas voyage.
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Subscription Rate and Home Delivery Terms
The notice lists a monthly rate of 2.25 dollars for home delivery and mail subscriptions in advance. It states the publication is issued daily except Sundays and Christmas Day and outlines delivery and payment expectations.
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Viet Cong Artillery Attack Hits Cambodian Front
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces launched an artillery supported assault on eight Cambodian battalions near Highway 6 north of Phnom Penh, marking the first VC use of artillery in Cambodia. The Cambodian high command sought American jet bombers as three battalions prepared to move to Skoun to relieve the isolated task force.
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Four more bodies found in Powet Square Hotel ruins
Fire crews recovered four additional victims from the Powet Square Hotel ruins on Wednesday raising the total killed after last Sunday's blaze. Five residents remain missing as relief teams continue a slow search amid the building's unstable condition. In 1952 LA Fire Chief Alderson labeled 254 structures, including the Ponet Square, as highly hazardous due to hazards like open stairwells.
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