Foe Renews Bombardment Of U.S. Base Near Cambodia
Saigon reports a second rocket attack in 12 hours on a U.S. infantry base near Tay Ninh, wounding 2 Filipino soldiers and 3 Vietnamese civilians as Allied forces counterattack with mortar and helicopter gunships. The attack follows ongoing bombardments across South Vietnam tied to major offensive preparations.
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State's witness doubts Shaw assassination plot seriousness
NEW ORLEANS UPI The all male jury in the Clay L Shaw trial heard the star state witness Perry Raymond Russo 27 say the presidential assassination plot he described could have been merely an inconsequential bull session rather than a serious scheme.
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Nixon Plans West Berlin Visit Confirmed Again
Washington reports President Nixon reaffirmed plans to visit West Berlin as part of a European trip set to begin February 23. Spokesmen voiced support for the Allied Bonn statement denying East Germany’s land access restrictions. Nixon also directed cabinet officers to study proposals on voting age, farm labor, and federal tax revenues while continuing other policy reviews.
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Labor
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Agriculture
Souffle Salad Becomes Practical Beauty For Menus
A Souffle Salad blends mayonnaise with any ingredient from lobster to cole slaw and fruits. It serves as appetizer entree or dessert and is ready to serve in about an hour. Beau-May Restaurant and Lounge invites dining and private parties at 225 North Bennington Road with lunch 11 to 2 and dinner 4 to midnight.
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Jet detour to Cuba ends with hijack calm in Havana
Eastern Air Lines Flight 950 with 111 passengers and eight crew was hijacked to Havana after a 23-year old man identifying as Peter Alvarez demanded asylum. Stewardess Susanne O Connor described the hijacker as a blond, 23 year old with a divorced Miami wife and two children in Miami. He said he lived in San Juan and returned to Cuba to see his sick father. A 250 pound professional wrestler and a 300 pound hijacker with a gun faced down the crisis, the wrestler blocking further action. The plane landed in Havana about 11 am EST and was released five hours later. The Cubans allowed passengers to return on the same jet. Captain William C Latimer said Cuban authorities offered no explanation for the leniency.
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Congressmen Challenge Nixon Bank Regulation Plan
Washington lawmakers oppose the Nixon administration move to regulate banks and holding companies. The plan would require one bank holding companies to register and split enforcement among three agencies. Critics say the 1956 law remains too weak for firms with under 25 percent of a bank’s stock. Chairman Wright Patman announces a congressional probe into rapid growth of unregulated holding entities.
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