UFO study sparks fierce mail as Boulder winds blamed on God
Dr Edward A Condon, leading a controversial Air Force UFO study, reports a new mail attack blaming hurricane winds on divine displeasure with the project. HEW secretary Wilbur Cohen plans to return to University of Michigan to become dean of education as overhaul talks progress with faculty and administration. He will succeed retiring Willard Olson and has long shaped education legislation. The piece also notes a Boston wedding with 23 children and details of Nixon's inaugural ball attire and a dramatic rescue in Charlotte, where a steel pipe pierced a car occupant but was removed with lifesaving care.
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Witnesses sought in Detroit bus terminal killing
Police report 20 people saw a man shot dead at Capitol Park downtown Detroit but none will come forward. Homicide detectives urge witnesses to detail the Saturday night killing of Frank Hasl�
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Senators in Tributes to Johnson
Senators from both parties paid tribute to President Johnson three days before the end of his term. Leaders praised his drive and vision, noting how his presidency linked past to present and shaped future policy. Goldwater, defeated in 1964, lauded Johnson as Landslide Johnson and called for gratitude.
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Mrs. King to Receive Award in Italy
The widow of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. arrived in Rome to receive an award and meet Pope Paul VI. She traveled from New York and will proceed to Verona where Saturday she is to receive the Auechi-San Valentine Award for efforts promoting humanity.
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Burglary Stolen Jewelry From Long Beach Home
Jewelry valued at 115 dollars and cash were stolen from the home of William R. Parker at 726 Chestnut Ave Long Beach by a burglar who cut the screen from a rear door police reported Thursday.
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Jetliner narrowly avoids collision north of San Diego
A United Air Lines jetliner swerved to miss a Navy Phantom near Miramar 35 miles north of San Diego injuring six of 57 aboard. The San Diego to San Francisco flight made an unscheduled stop for minor injuries. FAA to investigate lane responsibility amid third California air incident this week.
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California Senate and Assembly tackle education and public safety
A Sacramento briefing records the governor meeting educators about student and faculty concerns, with Hayakawa reiterating that coercion cannot guide state colleges. Also notes minority history funding, rights of married witnesses, new disciplinary rules for state colleges, tutoring funds, malpractice limits, and fire cost recovery.
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Arson Ruins Two Classrooms at West Covina School
Police call the blaze at Workman Elementary in West Covina definite arson. The fire broke out at 7:27 p m Thursday and destroyed two classroom buildings and damaged a third, with damages estimated at 40 000 dollars.
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Feud Tangles Friday With AP News In Brief
Fragmentary press telegraph item notes a Friday feud involving Het shy Vy and APs Wo Ws. Volume LXXXIF appears as a second class matter at past Bitenty One nace with cant Snr Per 5 inal and a reference to Beers pat ft gent.
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Reagan Hints at Another Term for Second Run
In San Francisco UPI says California Governor Ronald Reagan hinted at a 1970 re election bid. He refused to announce, calling it politically wrong, yet said he would not quit a job half done. He criticized campus unrest and opposed lowering voting age to 18.
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Ride to Lady Bird Leaves em Laughing
Elizabeth Carpenter, longtime Johnson era press secretary, bids farewell at the National Press Club. The luncheon drew hundreds as she quipped about Sen McCarthy, Waiter Hickel, inaugural parades, and the role of charisma in public service.
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