India and Pakistan war ends with ceasefire hope
Prime Minister Gandhi says India aims to build relations with Pakistan on friendship as East Pakistan battles wind down. She pledges no reprisals for soldiers or collaborators while Mujibur Rahman’s future leadership is awaited. In Dacca, relief and bitterness mix as Pakistani troops begin disarmament and POW repatriation plans progress. The U S Navy task force stays in the Bay of Bengal until war status is clear.
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Grand jury raps Orange supervisors
The grand jury cites poor board staff relations and weak communication among Orange County Board of Supervisors. It criticizes month to month department head notices, calls for clearer policy direction, and warns that close ties to appointees erode public trust and diminish overall county governance.
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Action Line Readers Seek Help With Purchases And TV Tickets
A Cypress reader seeks refund credit after a Cruft's shipment arrived at $99.80 and was not credited upon return. A Long Beach reader reports racial discrimination at a taping of All in the Family, with differing ticket handling claims from Neve Lear and CBS. A Santa Ana correspondent asks about car restoration options and finding a rebuilt woodie specialist.
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Wagon paneling refinishing by Aladdin Furniture Refinishers
Action Line reports Lester Kuehne, at Aladdin Furniture Refinishers, 17032 Rolsa Chica Road, Huntington Beach, will inspect a wagon to estimate refinishing costs. He notes his Fresno shop in the 1940s refinished wooden wagons and plans to use an outdoor finish on the car, seeing similar work to furniture refinishing.
Kettle Cleaning Tip From Old Irish Mother
A reader recalls a method to prevent lime deposits in a whistling tea kettle. Boiling vinegar inside the kettle is suggested, and the writer mentions her mother kept glass marbles in the kettle to rattle as water boiled, aiming to keep the lime from forming.
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Auto hits kills dad and two children at Anaheim crossing
A man Richard B. Simpson 49 and his daughter Deborah 9 died at the scene when struck by a car on a crosswalk in front of Benito Juarez Elementary School Anaheim. Simpson's 5 year old son Brian died later at Anaheim Memorial Hospital. The driver Margarito Kruchel 28 of Tlasentia was not held. In another Orange County crash Dennis Ray Leming 19 Fullerton died after losing control of his motorcycle in La Habra Heights. He died at La Habra Community Hospital. Francisco Javier Blanco 2 Santa Ana died in Riverside General Hospital after a head on collision near Corona. A passenger Ralph Jurado Segovia 18 Santa Ana was killed. his brother Pilar 16 remained in critical condition.
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Congress adjourns aided foreign policy bill passes Senate
The Senate voted 34 to 21 to approve the foreign aid authorization, trimming Nixon’s requested $4.59 billion to $15 billion for military aid and $1.2 billion for economic and humanitarian programs. A $341 million cap on Cambodia aid remains, with conditions on urban renewal and highway funds being released.
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Cuba charges piracy acts after ships seized by Cuban gunboat
Cuban radio denounces U S ships Johnny Express and Lyla Express as CIA agents and pledges no leniency for acts it calls piracy. Remembrance committee head reports a Johnny Express crew member died and Capt Villa wounded. Captain’s family seeks aid as Cuba holds ship crew in Las Villas Province and Havana TV airs hospital scenes. President Nixon grants a brief audience to Villa’s wife and daughters at Key Biscayne.
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