Nixon warns against letting protests set policy
President warns that allowing government policy to be driven by street protests would destroy democracy. He says decisions must reflect consequences, not the loudest voices, amid widespread antiwar sentiment. He cautions a president would be blamed by history for yielding to street power.
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Three Soviet Ships Launch Triple Space Flight For Experiments
The Tass agency reports three spacecraft begin joint maneuvers with Col. Vladimir Shatalov and Alexei Yeliseyev aboard. The mission focuses on simultaneous control, crewed orbital experiments, and potential future space station development, with no crew transfer between ships.
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Skating Star Sonja Henie Dies at 57
Sonja Henie born Oslo April 8 1912 rose from child prodigy to world skating champion by 1928. She dominated titles until 1957 then turned film star and later toured as a professional queen of ice revues. Her show business rise followed early Olympic setbacks and a hard won five year MGM contract.
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Stop Sign Crash Kills Three in L B Area
A rear end collision in the L B area killed Mary Thompson a 1 month old child Charles Thompson and Thompson's husband or passenger likely, after her car failed to stop at a sign. Coast Guardsman George A Saylon 56 escaped injury while Mary Ates 24730 Bay Point Ave Wilmington in serious condition at Harbor General Hospital. Saylon was driving the other car and was not injured. Buena Park police said Thompson failed to see the stop sign and drove into Saylon's path. The impact sent the Thompson vehicle across lanes a road divider and an access road into a parked car.
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Supreme Court to rule on two conscientious objector cases
The Supreme Court will decide this term on two Vietnam War conscientious objector cases. It will also consider whether states may cap welfare payments, with decisions expected after fall arguments. The court accepted appeals from Harvard graduate John Sisson Jr. and LA draftee Elliott Ashton Welsh, both arguing objections to service.
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