Doctor Says Clot Threatened Nixon Life On Trip
Nixon's doctor says a permanent blood clot in his left leg risked fatality during the Middle East tour. Dr. Walter R. Tkach said the clot is fixed to a vein wall and unlikely to break free, and noted Nixon still traveled despite warnings while receiving undisclosed medication. Nixon insisted on the trip and continued with public duties including a Moscow visit and July Fourth weekend at Biscayne Bay.
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Financing Loopholes Stir Critics on Election Rules Bill
Washington voting reform debate centers on a House bill with new limits yet loopholes critics say are wide open. lawmakers discuss fundraising exemptions and reporting gaps while emphasizing potential amendments and rules guiding debate.
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Fireworks casualties mark Fourth of July celebrations
Associated Press reports a grim Fourth of July with at least one death in Cook County Illinois where two 16 year olds built a pipe bomb and one died while the other lost an arm. Concord New Hampshire spectators were injured when an errant rocket fell into the crowd.
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Storms Disrupt Ohio Fourth of July Festivities
Ohio observers faced storms and rain across much of the state on the Fourth of July delaying events in Cleveland Columbus and Kings Island. A funnel cloud appeared near Sidney and another near Enon but no damage occurred. Kings Island set a record attendance of 20,150 with a seven minute synchronized fireworks show despite earlier wind and showers.
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Conspiracy Theory Rejected in MLK Sr Slaying
A Justice Department probe found no conspiracy in the murder of Mrs. Martin Luther King Sr at her Atlanta church last Sunday. Deputy Asst. Atty. Ren K. William O'Connor said Marcus Wayne Chenault, a Dayton Ohio graduate student, acted alone.
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Bangkok Riots Enter Third Night in Chinatown Bloodshed
In Bangkok, a woman passer-by and a disaster relief volunteer were shot dead as police and rioters exchanged gunfire for a third night in Chinatown. Officials reported at least 14 killed and 100 wounded, with over 80 arrests as battles between security forces and Chinese youths continued.
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Heather Clearing Brings Cooler, Less Humid Night
Weather update notes clearing skies and lower humidity with tonight’s temps near 60. Sunny and warm Saturday expected with highs in the low to mid 80s. Details, Page 2.
Ex POW Thanks Activists at Large antiwar rally
Former prisoner of war John Young thanked activists at a Washington rally that drew about 1,700 people. Organizers from Vietnam Veterans Against the War called for amnesty for resisters and end to aid to South Vietnam and Cambodia. The march and rally followed four days of protests at federal buildings and the Capitol with no violence reported.
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Ohio Holiday Traffic Toll Edges Up to Four
Ohio reports four traffic deaths during the long holiday weekend with Cler mont County accounting for three and a single fatal crash. Officials had cautioned that 28 deaths could occur in the 104 hour period ending Sunday midnight.
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Lebanon seeks big arming plan for refugee camps
At the Arab League meeting in Cairo the Lebanese government rejected a Palestinian request for 20 million dollars in weapons to defend refugee camps in Lebanon. Premier Takieddin Solh said any defense must be outside camps under Lebanese army control. Beirut reports say Lebanon counters with a 1 billion dollar armament plan. The dispute delays concrete action until an Arab summit in Morocco in September while guerrillas still control the camps.
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Kissinger Briefs Europeans After Moscow Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger briefed French President Valery Giscard d Estaing at the Elysee on Nixon Moscow discussions then flew to Rome for talks with Italian President Giuseppe Leone and Pope Paul VI. He said the meeting covered international and Franco American relations in a friendly atmosphere.
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