Nixon welcomed by half million Romanians in Bucharest
President Nixon became the first U.S. president to visit a communist capital as crowds estimated at about 500000 lined the Otopeni to Palace of the Republic motorcade route. He and Nicolae Ceausescu waved and shook hands amid chants of RomanIan American friendship.
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Pakistan
Wilson Nixon Talks Stir Up Storm In London Visit
London briefings on Nixon world tour spark uproar as Wilson plans to host a 30 minute informal talk at Mildenhall during a refueling stop. Opposition claims Wilson seeks headlines while Nixon seeks wider alliances, with Kissinger routing briefings in Paris and Brussels for allied leaders.
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No Signs Of Life On Mars
Pasadena report on Mariner 6 findings shows no evidence of even minimal vegetation on Mars. NASA officials say continued life-search is justified, while Mariner 7 prepares for a dramatic approach and flyby.
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Pope Fails In Peace Efforts In Africa Fund Announced
Pope Paul VI ended his Uganda visit by meeting a three member Biafran delegation and unveiling a newly endowed fund to promote human development in Africa totaling about 1 million dollars. The pope met pilgrims and consecrated an altar to martyrs as talks toward resolving the Nigerian conflict were described as long and cordial.
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Canada
First Lunar Dust Tests Show Moon Lifeless
Space Center Houston reports early tests injecting sterilized and unsterilized lunar dirt into 24 germ free mice Thursday and 240 inoculated Saturday found all mice alive and healthy with no adverse reactions. Dr Norman Jones says no signs of contamination or bacterial growth present.
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William W. Keanneres
LRT
Kennedy Inquiry Still Sought in Chappaquiddick Case
District Attorney Edmund Dinis pushes for a full inquest into the Chappaquiddick Island accident involving Senator Edward M. Kennedy. He asks Massachusetts District Courts to handle the inquiry after a series of rejections by the state’s higher courts.
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Dukes County District Court
Edgartown
Area News and Personal Appeals Amid Ohio University Update
The column notes the personal appeal of Edward M Kennedy declining after a fatal auto crash and mentions leadership appointments at Ohio University with Dr Robert Savage and Taylor Culbert named chief deputies. It also highlights area hospital prices, Hatfield McCoy feud notes, and Pomeroy sewer rate increases with citizen responses.
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George Wallace
Robert Savage
Taylor Culbert
Ohio University
Southeastern Ohio
Mary Wyre
Point Pleasant
Hatfield-McCoy
Enemy Attacks Decline Near Saigon in New Strikes
AP dispatch reports a drop in enemy attacks around Saigon with the heaviest actions 17 to 19 miles southeast and near the capital's north. Despite a few shellings and rocket strikes, the bombardment trend shows a downward curve over seven weeks as American and South Vietnamese forces engage patrols and air strikes, with several enemy units reported hit and casualties recorded.
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Perth Thiantey
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Two Senators Hold Key To ABM Voting
Senators John J. Williams of Delaware and Chita P. Anderson of New Mexico appear pivotal as the Senate debates antiballistic missile safeguards. The outcome could shape Pentagon priorities and national security funding, with the 31 votes needed for a majority in question.
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Chita P Anderson
New Mexico
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