Nixon vows not to dump Agnew in reelection bid
President Richard Nixon says he will not drop Vice President Spiro Agnew from his ticket as he campaigns for reelection. In a CBS interview at the White House, Nixon outlines plans for Vietnam troop withdrawals with a residual force, discusses China and Moscow summit trips, inflation controls, and a potential 1972 policy mix aimed at unemployment and economic stability. He defends Agnew’s record and stresses continued unity on foreign and domestic goals.
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California leads U.S. road toll continues on page A1
A crash spree in California claims multiple lives as a coran driven collision near Waukena killed Bil Carner 13 Ronnie 9 and Susan 7. An Oakland crash at 100 mph toppled a utility pole killing Paul Mason about 20 and Blouise Mason 20. Off duty Patrolman James L Baca 26 ran a red light and struck another car killing Albert Sarsing 23 and injuring three others.
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Rescue forces move to aid stricken Dordrecht in Pacific
A Coast Guard cutter Venturous and tug Pacific Ranger depart Long Beach to reach the 646 foot Dutch freighter Dordrecht off Baja California. Dordrecht, carrying 42,000 tons of coal for Japan, began foundering after a valve rupture. Twenty of Dordrecht’s 88 crew were rescued by the Golar Arrow. the Finn Leonhardt and Stoikis stand by as aid continues.
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Wilt Chamberlain with 76ers playoff run in 1966-67
The reader questions Wilt Chamberlain’s championship with the Philadelphia 76ers in 1966-67. The 76ers defeated the Cincinnati Royals, Boston Celtics, and San Francisco Warriors in a three-series playoff to win the title, setting a 58-13 season record.
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Navy pilots question value of five day raids on North Viet Nam
On the Coral Sea, pilots reflect that the five day bombing campaign against North Vietnam yielded little suppression of antiaircraft defenses and uncertain political impact. They note thick weather, ongoing air defenses, and the risks of losing comrades as they fly over Laos and North Vietnam.
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Newborn boy found in ice behind Lancaster gas station
A newborn boy was rescued from icy mud behind a Lancaster gas station and taken to Antelope Valley Medical Center in satisfactory condition. Suspected infant abandonment by Carlene Kay Bell, 18, and her father Carl W. Bell, 44, both of Lancaster, prompted an endangering life investigation.
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Hanoi says U S pullout is only way to end war
North Vietnam declared the United States must abandon hopes of victory and negotiate seriously at the Paris conference to free POWs and exit Vietnam. The statement responded to Nixon's TV remarks endorsing bombing and a residual U.S. force while prisoners remain. It dismissed the 1968 ceasefire expectations and blamed Nixon for delays. Nearby, Denmark's King Frederik II suffered a heart attack but is not in immediate danger.
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Fires claim 19 lives including 14 children in Vista
A house fire in Vista killed 19 people, including 14 children. Kenneth Collins, 30, and Joyce, 28, slept on a living room couch. Collins escaped, Joyce searched for their 2-month-old Steve as heavy smoke filled the home. Sheriff’s deputies reported recovering bodies in bedrooms and the kitchen. Frank McDonough, 48, hospitalized in good condition with burns.
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