Hunt details plan to link Kennedy to Diem death in 1963
Watergate witness E Howard Hunt testified that Colson directed forged State Department cables to imply the Kennedy administration plotted Diem’s 1963 assassination. He described leaking phony cables to Life magazine and said Gemstone governed the covert effort, aimed at wooing Catholic voters for Nixon.
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Weekend Auto Fatality and Injuries Reported in California
A California Highway Patrol summary shows one man killed and a woman injured in separate weekend accidents, with six additional property damage crashes. Victims include Thomas J. Pederson, 29, of Vacaville, who died after a high speed fall into Deer Creek on State Route 32 near State Route 36. Mary Louise Young, 33, of Gerber, and passenger Jeanetta R. Gratz, 35, of Gerber, were injured in a collision south of Ramsey Avenue near Gerber when another car passed. Other incidents involved Richard Kent Brock, 15, of Los Molinos, and Cathy Marie Hoofard, 21, of Red Bluff, with minor damage after road exits and deer avoidance. Continued details on page 10.
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Search party forms to look for missing Marysville hunter
Tehama County sheriff's deputies and Forest Service personnel gathered to form a search party for 19 year old Patrick Redmond missing since early yesterday in the Panther Springs area. He was last seen at about 8 am leaving hunting camp toward Kingsley Cove and is said to be in good condition but unfamiliar with the terrain.
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Cemetery Ordinance Before Supervisors
The Tehama County Board of Supervisors plans to adopt a cemetery ordinance prohibiting loitering and riding motorcycles or bicycles unless on lawful business. The meeting is at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the courthouse with a continued public hearing at 11 a.m.
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Astronauts prep for Tuesday splashdown off California
Skylab 2 crew Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma finish stowing two months of orbital experiments in the Apollo ferry module and work through a final space station systems check before a Tuesday afternoon splashdown 224 miles southwest of San Diego. A hurricane, now a tropical storm with 35 mph winds, looms offshore but should not derail the return if the command ship avoids overshooting by about 400 miles.
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No Serious Problems Reported Despite Gas Station Shutdowns
In Northern California weekend shutdowns by station operators protesting price controls led to reduced traffic but no major incidents. CHP and AAA reported minimal roadway issues, with few open stations in major cities and cautious travel guidance as reopenings were anticipated.
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Kissinger seeks true peace at U.N. call for unity
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger told the United Nations General Assembly that the United States seeks true peace rather than a mere armistice and urged members to end bickering and cooperate for a more harmonious world.
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Ban on Large Vitamin D A and D Purchases Starts Soon
FDA imposes a new ban that makes it illegal to buy massive doses of vitamins A and D without a prescription starting next week. FDA warns that excessive vitamin D can hinder growth in children and excess vitamin A may raise brain pressure mimicking a brain tumor symptoms.
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Agnew Lawyer Plans Suit to Halt Federal Probe
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew's attorney says a suit will be filed this week to stop the federal investigation into his alleged role in a Maryland kickback scheme. The move follows leaks and a shift in focus to the Senate Watergate inquiry after a seven week recess.
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Kite Wire Delays Power in Red Bluff Rainstorm
A kite stick tangled with string on a utility line caused a one hour blackout in Red Bluff and Antelope during a rain storm. PG&E says hidden debris wetted by rain created a short that burned the wire. Service was restored by switching to alternate lines.
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Weather Outlook With Clouds and Warmer Tuesday
Clouds increase and showers possible early afternoon then clearing. Tuesday looks fair and warmer with southeasterly winds turning northerly later. Highs around 74 today and 83 tomorrow with a 54 low tonight. outlook for Wednesday shows partly cloudy skies.
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