Mexico foil s North Korea backed guerrilla plot
Mexico City authorities state 19 guerrillas including 16 men and 3 women confessed to a conspiracy to overthrow the government and establish a Marxist regime. They trained in North Korea, studied at Patrice Lumumba University, and planned bank robberies with weapons, radios, and forged documents.
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Mexico City
UPI
Julio Sanchez Varas
Mexico
North Korea
Sanchez Vargas
Patrice Lumumba University
Moscow
Pyongyang
San Luis Potosi
Queretro
Michoacan
Fabricio Gomez Sauza
Social Security hike wins approval in conference committee
A 10 percent Social Security benefits rise won House Senate conference committee approval, funding via higher payroll taxes delayed until 1972. The $3.6 billion annual boost affects 26 million retirees, disabled, and widowed Americans. Beneficiaries expect two June checks: one for May’s higher benefit and another retroactive January through April.
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Washington
UPI
House-Senate
House
Senate
Congress
Presiden
Robert Ball
Nixon
Treasury
John B. Connally
Ball
Heat strains Mexican children in Monterrey hospital surge
Mexican hospital officials say 112 children were treated over the weekend for dehydration as temperatures topped 100 degrees Fahrenheit in Monterrey. A Red Cross spokesman reported 20 children remained hospitalized Monday, most under three years old.
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Monterrey
Mexico
UPI
Red Cross
Daily Review of Floyd Circulation Office Address
Fragmentary note appears to describe a newspaper office and post office registration in Fremont California. Mentions daily review, publisher Sparks, and a circulation bureau with an address near 122 Center. Reading is incomplete but references California Kinmeds County and communications.
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The
Daily Review
Floyd. Sparks
Anata
California
Kinmeds
Econfers All Communications
Center
Fremont
Capitol Hill stork showers Senate power couple
UPI reports Sen Strom Thurmond and his wife Nancy plan a Capitol stork shower in the Senate corridor to celebrate Thurmond becoming a father late March. Hatfield aide says gifts will be serious and the event is not a gag. The couple, Thurmond 68 and former beauty queen Nancy 24, wed December 1968 and are teetotalers.
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Nancy
Thurmond
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Hatfield
Senate
Oregon
Senate GOP chief quits in dispute over subcommittee
Arcadia Republican Mo L. Richardson resigns from the Senate Republican Caucus after colleagues refuse to back his bid to keep the Subcommittee on Undeclared American Activity. He plans to oppose Reagan welfare reform and Nixon revenue sharing, while the Rules Committee weighs abolishing the panel.
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GOP
Sacramento
UPI
Senate Republican Caucus
Mo L. Riciard
Hi Gop
Arcadia
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Tim
Fred Marler
James R. Mills
San Diego
Richardson
California
United States
Ex-general aided pals after move to Europe
Senate investigator testified that former Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole, in charge of Europe PXs, favored True Cigarettes for Crum while aiding his Asian business friends. Testimony cited Cole’s sympathetic responses after Crum’s name was mentioned, with involvement in club contracts and Southeast Asia sales pitches.
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UPI
Senate
Vietnam
Europe
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Earl F. Cole
William J. Ceum
Subcommittee
Cole
Crum
Joseph H. Michaels
P. Lorillard Corp
Cold
Pxs
Michaels
Price & Co
Larillard
Southeast Asia
Price
Military Club
PX System
Club
Abraham Ribicoff
Dconn
Tricia Nix Moves White House Wedding Date Up
Tricia Nix, daughter of the President, shifts her White House wedding to Harvard Law student Edward Finch Cox from June 12 to June 5, after a weekend in New York with Cox and socialite families. The announcement is expected soon with details of the guest list and ceremonies at the White House.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
UPI
Tricia Nixon
Harvard
Edward Finch Cox
White House
New York
Cox
Nixon
Trish
Col
Howard Bilisax
John Lynch
NBC
Harvard Law School
Serge
Social Register
Princeton
ROTC
Yale
U.S
U.S. Altonsey Whitey III
Seymour
Thicia
Julie
David Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Marble Collegiate Church
Nixon foresees woman chief in U S leadership
President Nixon said a woman will be nominated for President or Vice President only when she is the best person for the job. He cited Indira Gandhi as proof the time will come, not for electoral tokenism but when merit dictates. he spoke during a Barbara Walters NBC interview ahead of Pat Nixon's 59th birthday.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
United States
Barbara Walters
NBC
Pat
Indira Ghandi
India
French bank robbers bargain with police in 10 hour Toulouse siege
Four masked thieves seized hostages at a Toulouse bank and held police in negotiations by telephone for 10 hours. They emerged after releasing women prisoners, having doubled their haul by using getaway cars supplied by authorities and accepting 300,000 francs plus 120,000 francs already stolen.
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Toulouse
France
UPI
Ito
Raymond Taillerfer
Ram Gon
Senate panel approves delay of southern Bay Bridge
In Sacramento the Senate Transportation Committee backed a Crown bill delaying the San Francisco Bay southern crossing. The measure, opposed by the Reagan administration and backed by Alameda and San Mateo counties, would halt construction until the legislature specifically authorizes the project after multiple studies urged a bridge. Proponents cite BART compatibility and regional needs. opponents warn of job losses and back immediate construction.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Transportation Committee
San Francisco Bay
Robert W. Crown
D-Alameda
Senate
James A. Moe
Public Works
Ridge
Moe
Aternatives
Alfred Alquist
San Jose
BART
Bay Area
Alquist
Crown Hill
Fects
Milton Marks
San Francisco
Marks
Crown
Alameda
San Mateo County
San Leandro
Richmond
Air Pollution Control District
Sierra Club
Teamsters Union
California Building and Construction Trades Council
California Conference of Operating Engineers
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
Clark Bradley
Bradley
Bank of America Cuts Prime and Mortgage Rates
Bank of America announces a 0.5 percent drop in its prime rate to 4.5 percent and lowers its conventional home mortgage rate to 6 percent. The reduction follows California banks and aligns with a 4 percent passbook savings rate cut. President A W Clausen notes a 3 percent prime-rate drop since last March amid broader rate reductions.
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San Francisco
UPI
Bank of Amrica
California
Chase
Manhattan Bank
Pat
A.W. Clausen
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