Kennedy linked to assassination plot in Nixon era
Senate hearing witness E Howard Hunt Jr testified that White House officials, including Charles Colson and John Mitchell, pressed to fabricate cables implying Kennedy conspired to kill South Vietnamese leaders Diem and Nhu. He described details of a larger espionage plan to aid Nixon’s 1972 campaign and recalled past Watergate actions.
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UPI
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Kennedy
Diem
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Hunt
Senate
Charles W. Colson
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
CIA
G. Gordon Liddy
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean III
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Colson
White’House
Liddy
Howard
Hughes
Las ‘Vegas
Nev
Hank Greenspun
Daniel Elisberg
Committee
Samuel Dash
Dash
Nixon endorses timber panel plan to expand logging
President Nixon backed a timber and environment advisory panel recommending increased wood supply for housing, endorsing methods like clearcutting under conditions. The report urges expanding harvests on western national forests and urges negotiation with Japan to curb imports amid rising timber prices.
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UPI
Nixon
Office of Management and Budget
Advisory Committee On Timber and Environment
Oval Office
Japan
United States
Executive Branch
Shold
Gas price hike in the offing
United Press International reports President Nixon instructed the Cost of Living Council to speed review of retail gas station prices and decide this week what increases are allowable. A spokesman said the council will start reviewing data Tuesday and may authorize dealers to raise prices. In Northern California many stations closed over the weekend in protest to price controls.
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Nixon
Cost of ‘Living Council
Gerald L. Warren
John T. Dunlop
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Dunlop
Warren
White House
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UPI
California
California Highway Patrol
California Automobile Association
CHP
Golden Gate Bridge
Sonoma County
Sheriff's Office
Russian River Resort
Humboldt County
Highway 101
Agnew to challenge probe as leaks hinder trial
Vice President Spiro Agnew plans a suit this week to halt the federal investigation into alleged Maryland kickback schemes. His lawyer cites news leaks as violating his right to a fair trial and notes the defense fund signals a tougher strategy amid renewed Watergate focus. Agnew faces bribery extortion and tax fraud probes tied to engineering and architectural firms in Maryland, where he formerly governed.
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UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
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Senate
Judah Best
White House
J. Marsh Thomson
Justice Department
Baltimore County
Ukiah Board Eyes High School Site Amid Concert Notice
Ukiah Unified Board focuses on location for a new high school to serve 2000 plus students, reviewing potential 60 acre swap sites near Low Gap and western Ukiah hillside. Supt Murphy and Trustee Worster brief on state loans, environmental tests, and January deadlines risking $3.5 million in loans if no site is tested. The meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday is open to the public while a community concert begins at 8:15 p.m.
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Valentini
Board of Education
Ukiah
Doug
Mike
Jack Simpson
Ukiah Unified Board’. of Education
Ukiah Community Concert Association
Henry Streets
Mendogino State Hospital
Planning Commission
W.O. Murphy
Ray Worster
MSH
Low Gap
Orr Springs
Lakeport Boys Rescued From Mt Konocti Cliff
Two Lakeport youths aged 17 and 15 were rescued from a 1,000 foot cliff on Mt Konocti by the Kelseyville fire department rescue squad after spending the night wedged in crevices. They, along with a deputy and reserve, with high winds and damp conditions hindering progress, were pulled to safety by dawn and treated with blankets and coffee.
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Lakeport
Buckingham Bluffs
Mt. Konocti
Kelseyville
Bobby Blue
Mark Browning
Lake County
Blue
Browning
Mt. Konecti
Brown
Buckingham‘ Park
Perry Taylor
Donald Browning
Kelseyville Fire Department
Bob. White
Ukiah Area Sees Light Rains With Harvest Impacts
Light but persistent rains added .33 inch over the weekend, bringing yearly rainfall to .83 inch in the Ukiah area. Forecast calls for clearing tonight and fair Tuesday with a high near 77. Stockmen cheer early rains aiding germination of forage crops while grape growers worry about dry rot and harvest delays. Apple growers harvest Golden and Red Delicious as Rome Beauties prepare for shipment.
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Ukiah
United Press International
Anderson Valley
Rome
Skylab 2 Crew Readies Splashdown After Long Orbit
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan L. Bean Owen K. Garriott and Jack R. Lousma prepared to unhook the Apollo ferry ship for a splashdown off the California coast Tuesday afternoon. They packed 77 600 sun photos and 18 miles of Earth pictures during packing day and dealt with a final space station systems issue.
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Houston
UPI
California
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Pacific’ ‘Ocean
San Diego
Industry Look at Ukiah as Chamber Dinners Theme
The Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce hosts the second annual Industry Appreciation dinner this Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the Ukiah Grange hall. Guest speaker Stan Selby of Hewlett Packard discusses What the Electronic Industry Seeks in Locating a New Site. Awards will honor pollution elimination beautification and a special award with local product exhibits to follow. Reservations 462 4705.
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Greater
Ukiah
San Diego
Santa Rosa
Boise
Idaho
Tom Bullard
Grange Hall
The
Chamber of Commerce
County park plan and housing concerns on supervisors agenda
County supervisors will discuss acquiring an old swimming hole for a county park at 2:30 p.m. Dave Long will present. At 3:00 p.m. Coastal Coalition members protest the lack of Housing Authority homes on the coast. An 11:00 a.m. report covers the parks and beaches general plan.
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Russian River- Cold Creek
Coastal Coalition
Parks
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