President vows end to war without betraying allies
A political statement declares determination to end the war. The speaker emphasizes not abandoning air pilots or prisoners of war, and rejects betraying allies. The remarks imply a substantial financial or fundraising effort tied to the plan, signaling a major push on a critical day.
California car owners win smog deadline extension
The State Air Resources Board unanimously delayed the February deadline for 1966 to 1970 model cars to install a smog device by at least one year. Officials cited facility limits at DMV, training needs for repair shops, and device supply constraints. A new deadline was set to be considered on October 28 in Sacramento.
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Store manager faces 41 year obscenity conviction
John Marshall of Loveland and Queen City News operates an adult store in Cincinnati. He was found guilty in Carrmont Pleas Court on 41 counts of selling obscene material. A warehouse raid on Jan 20 seized films, books, records and magazines worth about 1 million dollars. He faces up to 41 years in the workhouse or 205000 in fines.
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Cop killer suspect wins delay in arraignment
Merman Lee Clouston, sought after gunning down Buena Park detective Darrel Cate, appeared in Fullerton Municipal Court for arraignment but secured a delay. He cited inability to hire counsel. Orange County Public Defender Don Scales to represent him.
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Prisoner of war pilots return home after Moscow stop
Charles Gartley Elias and Mark Gartley arrived in Denmark after leaving North Vietnam via Peking and Moscow. They refused medical evac and traveled home by civilian planes with antiwar activists, saying the fastest route home for all released POWs is best. They praised humane treatment by captors and denied conditions on release.
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