Nixon's Irish tour ends with peace pledge
President Nixon wrapped up a nine day European journey in Ireland with a vow to strive for a full generation of peace in the world. He spoke at Timahoe recalling his pacifist mother and urged U S responsibilities while stressing strength in the Mediterranean. Eggs were thrown at his car by youths during a Dublin passage but he remained composed as crowds cheered through the countryside.
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Eugene V
Nixon
County Kildare
Eamon de Valera
Jack Lynch
Washington
U.S
Mediterranean
Vietnam
Paris
Hannah Milhouse
Noisy muffler helps nab Santa Rosa coed murder suspect
Kenneth B. Comstock, 20, was captured after a noisy motorcycle muffler drew police and led to an all points bulletin. Miss Wenda Howard, 20, a Santa Rosa junior college student, died after 11 stab wounds. Comstock released to Sonoma County authorities. accomplice Michael Hani, 19, held on narcotics charges. weapon believed found in Fort Bragg. Third Santa Rosa coed slaying in four months.
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FT. Bragg
Kenneth B. Comstock
Wenda Howard
Santa Rosa
Comstock
Miss Howard
Petaluma
N. Cory Street
Fort Bragg
Sonoma County
Hani
Mendocino County
Milk-truck heist ends in accident and arrest
Vermal Dale Hoaglen and Jerry Cordell Hoaglen allegedly tried to steal a milk truck parked at State Market in Ukiah. They crashed the truck while fleeing on Orr Springs Road, were recognized by off-duty Deputy Sheriff Bill English, and arrested on grand theft auto charges.
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Ukiah
Vermal Dale Hoaglen
Jerry Cordell Hoaglen
Willits
N. State Street
Frank Stafford
Orr Springs Road
Bill English
Pleasant View
English
Northwestern California Weather and Fire Calls Report
Northwestern California remains overcast along the coast through Tuesday with cooler inland. Ukiah records 84 at noon. Fire calls include a residence fire at 1310 S Helen causing lumber and pipe damage from an incinerator, a trash burn on Ado Severi property, false alarm near Oak and Gibson, a grass fire on Patterson property, and substantial damage to a bedroom at Gerald Maghetti residence on Vichy Hills Drive.
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California
S. Helen
Jim Langton
Ado Severi
Talmage Clubhouse
Oak
Gibson
Pam
Patterson
Laws
Hillside
Gerald
Maghetti
Vichy
Hills Drive
Manson Attacks Judge in Tate Murder Trial
Charles Manson leaped over the counsel table at Superior Court Judge Charles H. Older and threatened to kill him. Deputies restrained him after he sprinted toward the bench as the courtroom descended into pandemonium. The three female codefendants also disrupted proceedings, chanting about killing.
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Jack V. Fox
Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Tate
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
The
Flying Tigers
Manson
Older
Mr. Manson
Christian’ Justice
Kent State Tragedy Examined by Campus Unrest Panel
Washington report says four students died and nine were wounded on May 4 1970 at Kent State in violent protests. The President's Commission on Campus Unrest criticizes both protesters and National Guard actions calling for accountability and safer campus response.
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Washington
UPI
Kent State University
National Guard
Kent. State
Ohio National Guard
Kent State
Kent
ROTC
National
Vietnam
Hitchhiker Goes Berserk At Mendocino Jail
Meridian Alan Allen, of Junction Oregon, arrested by CHP officer McMinn on a freeway hitchhiking charge near Ukiah. After booking in county jail he reportedly raged, beating inmates and kicking deputies. Transferred to Mendocino State Hospital for observation. additional charges pending after psychiatric exam results.
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Ukiah
CHP
Merlin McMinn
Fred.Joe. Allen
Junction
Ore
McMinn
Allen
Mendocino State Hospital
Tthe State’ Hospital
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Timahoe
Milhouse
United States
Naas
Herbert G. Klein
Middle East
Shannon Welch
Shannon
Diang
Vattuone
Potter Valley
Terry Sten
Pete Welch
Williams
Blanket Hill
Alexander D. Stevenson
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