Protection for five Democratic presidential candidates begins
Washington reports that five major candidates receive round the clock protection from the presidential security corps. Humphrey McGovern Jackson Muskie Wallace Kennedy were in the group, with Lindsay McCarthy Chisholm Ashbrook left unguarded. Connally based the decision on the Congressional Advisory Committee’s recommendations and public polling.
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Havana Seaplane Hijacking Reaches Havana Harbor
Two hijackers armed with a pistol seized a single engine seaplane carrying five aboard and diverted it 90 miles to Havana. Havana Radio confirmed the plane landed safely at Havana Harbor with four passengers and the pilot J H Hamersley. Passengers had paid 30 dollars for a round trip from Dry Tortugas.
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High Speed Chase Injures Policeman in Idaho Crash
Boise. UPI Burley dispatch reports Officer Glen Wilkerson was critically injured when his patrol car crashed through a barricade and nearly jumped a 35 foot canal during a high speed pursuit. Harley Carson 22 of Burley, the fleeing driver, was uninjured after the car jumped the canal and landed nose first in a ditch. Carson faces drunken driving charges.
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Flying Scotsman Begins Daily San Francisco Run
The Flying Scotsman, the historic steam locomotive, started regular passenger runs along the waterfront in San Francisco. The 1920s train carried 92 passengers on six trips a weekend four mile stretch along the Embarcadero, in an experimental two month trial.
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Ski Report Schweitzer Basin Idaho Opens Daily
United Press International reports Schweitzer Basin near Sand Point Idaho at 7 30 a m temperature 27 degrees clear conditions skiing fair to good on corn snow one chairlift operating area open daily
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Supreme Court rules drive in owner not liable without clear law
The Court unanimously bars punishing a drive in theater owner for showing an erotic film without a law explicitly linking place of exhibition to illegality. William Rabe of Richland was convicted under obscenity laws for Carmen Baby shown at Parky Drive In, a ruling that lacked fair notice due to context and location.
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Senate Health Tax Bill Advances To Floor
The Senate Local Government and Taxation Committee sent to the floor a bill allowing county commissioners to levy up to two mills to fund regional health districts. Acting state health administrator Robert Des Aulniers defended the plan, noting districts offer nursing sanitation health education and admin services and may expand to dental health family planning and preventative medicine. Senator Warren Brown questioned if the levy is mandatory, but Des Aulniers said the bill is flexible and needed to support district programs.
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Wider Bridges New Feature On Idaho Hwy
Boise reports new highway features include wider bridges wider shoulders flatter slopes and break away sign supports. Design engineer Max Jensen of the Department of Highways says these changes boost safety by reducing roadside hazards and helping out of control vehicles return to the road.
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Revised Idaho Criminal Code to be Introduced
Boise Idaho UPI reports a revised version of Idaho's controversial Criminal Code ready for House introduction late today. Spokesman William J. Lanting says the proposal incorporates earlier amendments to address objections and is one of two versions drafted by a special committee and the Legislative Council. The other version, a return to the old code with archaic sections removed, should be ready for introduction Tuesday. Senate supports restoring the old code as of December 31, 1971, the day before the new code took effect.
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