Nixon urges Soviet help on new road to peace at United Nations
President Nixon, amid tight UN security, urged the Soviet Union to join a “new road” to peace by halting the arms race and pursuing cease-fires in Southeast Asia and the Middle East. He called for arms control, shared development, and stronger UN peacekeeping, while pressing for prisoner of war protections and broader international cooperation.
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Zambia
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Global diplomats react to Nixon UN speech realism
Gromyko praised the address as containing realistic thoughts but will study it thoroughly before commenting. Jarring called it interesting but not sharp. Dutch and Canadian diplomats called it realistic and constructive, while Egyptian Foreign Minister Riad urged action toward peace and Israeli withdrawal. Luns and Beauligne saw realism and a counterpoint to Gromyko’s earlier tone.
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Canada
Body of 4 to 6 year old found in Dorset trash can
A badly decomposed unidentified girl aged four to six was found yesterday afternoon in a Dorset trash can outside the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald A K Brown. Authorities identified the body as Leah Sarachik, a missing five year old from New York, and an autopsy will determine the cause of death. The case has drawn a large police cordon and state pathologist review as part of a broader search for Leah three weeks after her governess was found dead.
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Maria Wyman
South Dorset
New York City
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Bennington County
Leah Sarachik
Anna Meier Frolich
Sarachik
Monkton Ridge
Leah
Pittsfield
Mass
Bennington-Manchester
Shelburne-Charlotte
Missouri
Judy Morrison
Philip Sarachik
New York
Karen
Pilot crashes plane into crowded church in Texas
A pilot described as acting strangely crashed a single engine Piper Cherokee into the San Juan Catholic church near the Texas Rio Grande Valley, killing himself and sending 60 priests, 70 children and nuns fleeing. Police identified the pilot as Francis B. Alexander, 52, from McAllen. The crash prompted evacuations of churches across Weslaco Mission Hidalgo and Edinburg as authorities sought to avert further harm. The incident followed a five month strike in Vermont, where Gov. Deane Davis urged binding arbitration in a separate labor dispute.
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Hidalgo
Edinburg
Charles Wardroup
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
San Juan
Mexico
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Upper Valley Flying Service
Morning clearing then mild in afternoon high around sixty
Forecast calls for gradual clearing this morning followed by a sunny afternoon with highs near 60. Tonight remains fair with lows in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Sunday turns more cloudy with highs in the mid fifties to around 60.
Suspect captured in Ohta murders near Santa Cruz
John Linley Frazier, 24, an auto mechanic tied to ecology protests, was arrested at 7:30 a.m. sleeping in a cabin near the Ohta mountain mansion where Dr Victor M Ohta his wife two sons and a secretary were slain and the home set ablaze. He pleaded innocent to five counts of murder in Santa Cruz Superior Court as deputies guarded the packed courtroom.
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Ohio
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Richard Derrick
Victor Taggart
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Dorothy Cadwallader
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