Nixon aide praises most of antiwar demonstrators
Washington President Nixon's director of communications praised the majority of about 250000 antiwar demonstrators for keeping the Washington march peaceful. Herbert Klein credited marshals from the protesters with crowd control and warned that without organized police and troops more trouble could have occurred. He noted two outbreaks during three days of protests and urged national support for Vietnam policies to speed peace. The case also drew criticism of Vice President Agnew and calls for Nixon to repudiate his statements over networks.
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Nixon
Herbert T. Klein
Loy
Credit Klein
Klein
Martin Luther King Jr
Duper Circle
Justice Department
Vietnam
Spiro T. Agnew
Lynda Bird Robb Expecting Second Child in May
Lynda Bird Robb, daughter of former President Lyndon B. Johnson, is reported in her third month of pregnancy and due in May. She and Marine Maj. Charles S. Robb reside in Alexandria, Virginia, with their 1-year-old daughter Lucinda Desha and expect a boy this time. Her sister Luci Nugent also expects a second child in late December or early January, with Lynda reportedly planning for Bethesda Naval Hospital to handle the birth.
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UPI
Lynda
Bird Robb
Friends
Lyndon B. Johnson
Luci Nugent
Austin
Tex
Charles $. Robb
Vietnam
Alexandria
Lucinda Desha
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Marine Corps
Wes White House
Moon fear missing blood moon call rattles Seattle
Space officials said Apollo 12 had not sparked widespread odd phone calls before the lunar landing. They did note one Seattle caller warned the moon would turn to blood as the U S space crew prepared for lift off.
The Arcus Jenecrre Hate ot Gulfornia audit question
The fragment appears to reference Alameda County California and an audit question. It mentions a contested or unclear phrase likely relating to a state or local issue, with partial proper nouns and jurisdiction hints. The readable items focus on a county level matter in California tied to an auditing query.
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Gulfornia
Seunty
Alameda
Last man leaves Port Chicago amid land grab dispute
Port Chicago California veteran Terry A. Bidelman sixty five prepares to live aboard a 35 foot cabin cruiser after a five year fight with the Navy and federal courts over condemnation of his home near Concord Naval Weapons Station. He and his wife Maybel barricaded in as marshals failed to arrive and plan to sue further while awaiting a mobile home.
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Calif
UPH
U.S. Navy
Terry A. Brtelman
Navy
Concord Naval Weapons Station
Chicago
Bidelman
Maybel
U.S
Bidelmans
Soviets Seek Goodwill Ahead of Nuclear Talks
In Helsinki officials and state media stressed Soviet goodwill on the eve of disarmament talks with the United States. Moscow signaled interest in SALT’s success, while initial U S responses lagged.
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Helsinki
Finland
UPI
Te Kremlin
United States
Moscow
Russia
United
Obituaries for Melvin H. Finch and Madeline R. Green
Funeral services for Melvin H. Finch aged 19, who died in a Fremont auto motorcycle collision, will be at Fremont Memorial Chapel. He leaves parents George and wife, brother Geoffrey, grandmother Pauline Harmon, and many relatives. Donations to charity preferred. Also memorials for Madeline R. Green, 52, who died in a local hospital, with remains to be sent to Hagerstown Indiana for burial. Memorial Chapel Mortuary assisted.
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Fremont Memorial Chapel
Peralta Blvd
Jomor- Tow
San Leandro
Camino Santa Barbara
Irvington United Presbyterian Church
San Leandro Bethel Presbyterian Church
Finch
George Finch
Geoffrey Finch
Santa Rosa
Pauline Park Harmon
Hagerstown
Ind
Madeline R. Green
Ohio
Alameda County
Newark
Grace Rath
Indiana
Fremont Memorial Chapel Mortuary
Tokyo Rioters Clash With Police At Rail Hubs
Thousands of radical students hurled fire bombs and swung staves as they battled police at Tokyo stations to block Prime Minister Eisaku Sato's departure for Washington. Sato flew from his residence to Haneda then to the guarded airport as 1,857 students were arrested and 76 injured. Maritime Safety Agency deployed 34 patrol boats to guard Tokyo Bay while police used tear gas and clubs.
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UPI
Eisaku Sato
Washington
Nixon
Sato
Japan
Okinawa
Pacific
United States
National Police Agency
Alter
Maritime Safety Agency
Tokyo Bay
Frogmen crippled Israeli ships in Elat attack
Four explosions rocked Elat port as Egyptian Navy frogmen claimed responsibility for damaging the 14000-ton freighter Daliah and the 1000-ton ferry Hef Daroma. Police sealed the port while Arab forces, including Al Fatah, touted the raid as retaliation for Israel's Suez Gulf actions. An accompanying 9 minute artillery duel near the Dead Sea and renewed air strikes near the Sea of Galilee were reported by Cairo and Amman officials.
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Middle East
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Amman
Dead Sea
Sea of Galilee
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mahmoud Riad
Mohamed Fawzi
Arab Defense Council
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Gulf
Far East
Red Sea
Sharem el Sheikh
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Fort Worth
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Dean Babitt
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