Nixon Signals Potential Cease Fire in Vietnam Address
Nixon plans a conditional halt in hostilities tied to prisoner releases and talks on Indochina. The speech aims to reframe negotiations after Viet Cong proposals at Paris signaled a shift, with Bruce guiding U.S. delegation toward flexibility while U.S. troop withdrawals proceeded into May.
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Leftist Triumph Shocks Bolivia After Night of Turmoil
Bolivian groups of leftist students occupied homes of known rightists and seized the conservative newspaper El Diario. Mining workers expelled Bolivian and foreign technicians from Comibol. Citizens flooded streets at news of a new government while priests of the Dominican Order faced accusations of CIA links. Torres returned to La Paz as air force planes buzzed overhead and junta leaders pledged peace at his base outside the capital.
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City Council discusses airport runway extension and flights
City officials debate Air California and Pacific Southwest Airlines requests regarding Runway 25b. Proponents stress voter input on Proposition 1, while opponents call the measure a straw ballot. The discussion centers on extending the runway within current limits and potential diagonal takeoffs.
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Principal Narrator of Carousel of Progress Named Rex Allen
Rex Allen is identified as the principal narrator for the General Electric Carousel of Progress at Disneyland. He is a former actor and cowboy star who also did Purina Dog Chow TV commercials. Allen retired from guns in 1968, citing concerns that gun violence and cowboy imagery harmed public perception, and he vowed not to wear them again.
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Cooked cereals offer similar nutrition to dry cereals says official
A nutrition division expert explains that cooked cereals from the same grain have roughly the same nutritional value as their dry forms. The emphasis is on grain type and fortification, not whether it is cooked or dry, with price differences noted between cooked and dry cereals.
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Bike Bill Q March Payment and Missing Refunds
A motorbike seller reports placing ownership and registration details with Bergen Honda of Little Ferry after selling a motorcycle in March. The shop received the registration in May but the seller has not been paid. A registered letter was sent with no reply. Checks allegedly sent to three addresses were returned. The seller seeks action to obtain the owed money and to update the correct address.
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Quebec PlQ hostage case prompts plea to free diplomat
Quebec officials and lawyer Robert Lemieux urged authorities to meet ransom terms to spare Cross, senior trade commissioner abducted by gunmen demanding Quebec independence. Choquette condemned the blackmail while noting willingness to discuss exit strategies from the impasse. Cross’s fate hinges on deadlines and the kidnappers’ intent to execute if demands aren’t met.
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City to Sue Over Mary Cost Rise On Queen Mary project
City authorities announce a dispute over rising Queen Mary project costs with an additional 2.6 million funded from tideland oil revenue. They seek a State Lands Commission ruling and plan to sue Continental Insurance and Diners Club for damages while pursuing a new master lessee to complete museum and tour areas. The project total nears 419 million, with city and private investments approaching 61 million.
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Wichita Plane Crash Probe Finds Lacking Safety Certs
FAA officials say the aging airliner used to transport Wichita State University football players lacked a valid airworthiness certificate when mothballed less than a month earlier. Ferry permits were issued for maintenance, but no current cert was found on the wreckage or its sister aircraft. The Colora do crash killed 30, with investigators reviewing weight, maintenance defects, and possible pilot error as the National Transportation Safety Board leads the probe.
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