Winter storms sweep nation from Rockies to Great Lakes
United Press International reports winterlike temperatures across much of the U S and a November storm bringing dangerous travel conditions from the Southern Rockies through the Northern Plains to the Great Lakes. Heavy snow forecast for Colorado New Mexico Kansas and Nebraska with freezing drizzle fog and scattered showers.
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Peron Moves to Suburban Buenos Aires Home Under Guard
Former Argentine president Juan Peron left his airport hotel for a three-story white brick home in Vicente Lopez with a 20 motorcycle police escort, 10 patrol cars, five busloads of troops, and bodyguards. He spoke briefly to newsmen from a balcony promising to rest, while officials denied any detention and vowed safety amid a government crackdown on rallies.
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Repairs sent to aid of Coast Guard Cutter Jarvis
Marine welders and materials were sent to patch two holes in the Coast Guard Cutter Jarvis at Beaver Inlet on Sedanka Island Alaska. Two ships a tugboat and one Japanese vessel were en route to assist, with all rescue ships and crew expected to reach the Jarvis by Sunday for assessment.
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San Antonio chess tournament attracts 16 masters
Sixteen master players gathered for the $11,000 San Antonio International Chess Tournament missing world champion Bobby Fischer and former champion Boris Spassky amid controversy. Bent Larsen said he believed he could beat Fischer while noting Spassky’s absence disappointed him. The event, largest in the United States in years, drew former champions Petrosian and Karpov and Brazilian Henrique Mocking, as Larsen described Fischer as formidable but not an innovator. He also commented on Spassky’s possible entry as Soviet propaganda.
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Man escapes jail bus in Van Nuys court run
Fred Joseph Merneigh, 31, a county jail prisoner in four leg shackles guarded by one deputy, freed from the floorboard of a moving jail bus en route to Van Nuys Municipal Court. He reportedly stole a vehicle and burglarized properties, with a prior escape record in Georgia.
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Weather snapshot for Redlands and Yucaipa
Today's temperatures show Redlands at a high of 63 and a low of 38 with 51 percent humidity and Yucaipa at 66 and 38. Year ago figures and upcoming weekend trends indicate mild warming with mostly sunny skies and slight clouds, windier in mountains and interior areas tonight into tomorrow.
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Nixon to Press Kissinger Ahead of Paris Vietnam Talks
President Nixon interrupts Maryland retreat to return to Washington for further talks with Henry Kissinger, who with a six member delegation will fly to Paris for a final session with Le Duc Tho. The administration aims to end the Vietnam War within weeks as Nixon plans second term changes and budget moves.
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Jet downed and crew rescued in brief North Vietnam incident
In North Vietnam a U S F105 reconnaissance plane was shot down by anti aircraft fire and both crewmen were rescued unhurt by a helicopter 35 hours later. In South Vietnam two Americans were wounded by small arms fire in separate incidents. Bad weather reduced U S raids on Friday to 20 sorties the lowest since November 7. Bs2 heavy bombers flew four missions totaling about 42 sorties for the date. Most North Vietnam strikes were by swing wing fighter bombers using radar guidance to fly in rain and fog. A military source said the weather favored North Vietnam as both sides rush supplies ahead of a possible cease fire and weapons freeze.
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Strike halts filming of four CBS TV programs
New York UPI Four CBS programs including All in the Family Maude The Bill Cosby Show and The Carol Burnett Show halted production Friday as actors union AFTRA ordered members to honor IBEW picket lines starting Tuesday evening. Networks say enough pre taped material will keep shows rolling into December.
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Talks to resume Paris meeting Monday
The United States and North Vietnam will restart Vietnam draft cease-fire negotiations in Paris on Monday at Washington's request. Kissinger will fly to Paris Sunday to meet Le Duc Tho, in what many expect to be the final bargaining round toward an accord to end the Vietnam War.
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Killer mushroom warned after heavy rains in California
Health officials warn of an unprecedented surge of deadly Amanita pl death cap mushrooms in Northern California. Three deaths and at least 14 poisoning cases reported as experts describe a brassy green capped fungus thriving in moist hillside oak forests.
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