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Weather Watch From Redlands and Bernardine Valley
Redlands today forecast high 54 low 4 with temperatures near 1 3 p m. Year ago highs were 72. Monday expected high 32 low 3 with sun. In Bernardine Valley mostly sunny with a warmer afternoon. Weather notes include tides or storm data and seasonal figures inconsistent in source.
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Prison term set for Ray in MLK assassination case
Ray, 71, was driven to Missouri State Prison for a sentence of at least 30 years after a brief trial in which he disputed there was a conspiracy in the King assassination. He walked with guards, avoided photographers, and faced questions from reporters as the convoy traveled along Interstate 40.
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Apollo 9 faces uncertain splashdown as weather probes drift
Space center reports conflicting Atlantic splashdown forecasts for Apollo 9 as Pegasus satellite looms 1,060 miles out and winds threaten a safe morning landing. NASA weighs shifting the site while Apollo 10 rolls toward Cape Kennedy for May 17 target, with crews monitoring a minor fuel gauge issue.
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Communists Shell 40 More Allied Bases and Hue Attack
North Vietnamese gunners shelled 40 Allied bases and towns including Hue to begin the third phase of a winter spring offensive aimed at Saigon. Heavy attacks hit bases near Saigon while a clash near Phu Khuong left 104 Communist dead.
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SF State student paper defies Hayakawa
The Phoenix campus weekly published by the Journal Department circulated despite actions by the State Attorney General and amid charges against faculty members including Eugene Weinstein. The paper challenges President Hayakawa and references student government issues and suspensions connected to last month's events.
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Pueblo skipper accuses North Korea as cruel in court
Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher testifies in open court at the Navy inquiry in Coronado describing North Korea as basically cruel and brutal savages amid charges linked to espionage and the handling of secret documents.
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Soviet Spy Ship Trails Recovery Vessel After Apollo 9 Mission
A Soviet trawler trailed the U S recovery ship Guadalcanal during Apollo 9 recovery preparations. The spy craft rolled in 12 foot seas about five and a half miles behind as crew and observers filmed from the stern. Apollo 9 recovery was planned for Thursday.
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Ford says House will back Nixon ABM decision
House Republican Leader Gerald Ford said the House will back President Nixon's forthcoming decision on the ABM system. Senate opposition to deployment grows as scientists warn the Sentinel plan would speed an arms race and lower security.
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France seals day of mass strike as nine million workers walk out
In Paris thousands led a 24 hour walkout by about nine million workers demanding a 12 percent pay rise amid rising prices. The nationwide action disrupts gas electric rail and transport services with schools and media affected. CGT led the protest and students joined with red banners and black flags. Holders fear inflation and franc devaluation as De Gaulle and Couve de Murville met to map strategy.
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Hijacking of Colombian airliner foiled in Cartagena
Police and soldiers engaged hijackers on a DC4 that landed in Cartagena to fuel for a flight to Cuba. The terminal gunbattle wounded two hijackers who escaped. unconfirmed reports claim additional casualties aboard the plane and at least five others wounded. The 32 passengers and crew were held on the ground.
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