Demos Raffled By G O P Critics
United Press International reports Democratic National Chairman Lawrence OBrien condemns administration attacks on Vietnam critics as injurious to the nation. Nixon defends measured rhetoric while presidential hopefuls Musk ie and McGovern push back asserting rights to criticize. Humphrey suggests better briefing could curb remarks, Metcalfkey challenges Nixon’s renomination amid ongoing controversy.
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Lawrence O'Brien
Nixon
Vietnam
O’brien
New Hampshire
Muskie
Claremont
McGovern
White House
Hubert Humphrey
Nixon Report Triggers Mixed Reactions Overseas
The Nixon address drew support from U S allies while Egypt and India denounced parts as hostile to Arab rights and India policy. Critics like Lindsay and Muskie accused the president of political maneuvers as Patel and Suky warned against concessions to Palestinians. UK and Israeli outlets framed the remarks as realistic despite tension in the Middle East and South Asia.
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Egypt
India
Aziz Suky
Palestine
Cairo
al Akhbar
America
Middle East
Press- Republican
Robert Dole
William Rogers
Muskie
O'Brien
White House
Congress
O’brien
Jerusalem
Fost
Soviet Union
New Delhi
Subcontinent
Independent Statesman
South Asia
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Orl
Indira Gandhi
Ulster
Dow Hits Five Month High
New York reports a sharp market rally led by heavyweight industrials. By 12:30 p.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 926.85, up 8.13 points, continuing a rise begun the previous day as analysts noted strong buying and little resistance at the new high.
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New York
U S Blacks Next Peace Talk Session in Paris Postponed
In Paris the United States postponed the next peace talk session planned for Thursday due to an American peace congress in Versailles. Ambassador Arthur Watson earlier protested the meeting to France as Hanoi and Viet Cong delegates were demanded by Porter.
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UPS
U.S
Versailles
Arthur ‘Watson
France
Porter
Hanoi
Violence Flares in N Ireland Clashes Across Belfast
In Belfast gun battles and bomb blasts along with sniper fire wounded several, as Northern Ireland ministers gathered amid turmoil. A boy was shot by soldiers in Turf Lodge, while other attacks left Police wounded and a roadblock bomb injured two British soldiers.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
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Shore Road
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County Tyrone
London
Edward Heath
Israeli Jordan peace talks gain momentum says government
Jerusalem reports that Premier Golda Meir and Anwar Nusseibeh, former Jordanian defense chief, engaged in two general peace contact discussions about two months ago. Nusseibeh reportedly briefed King Hussein, Dayan, and Shlomo Hillel, with Maariv noting potential separate peace talks could start this year.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Golda Meimat
Anwar Nusseibeh
Nusseibeh
Hussein
Amman
Moshe Dayan
Shlomo Hilliel
Maariv
Chuckle Saying on Easy Solutions for Human Problems
A witty aphorism notes that for every human problem there exists an easy solution that sounds neat and plausible but is wrong. The quote reflects a common critique of simplistic fixes and emphasizes skepticism toward simple answers.
Exotic pets spark a Michigan counseling center
ROYAL OAK Michigan AP Francine Vandebroek runs the Animal Relocation Center to counsel and rehome exotic pets including monkeys snakes and anteaters. The family aims to place animals, often at no profit, and may form a nonprofit. zoo officials warn owners rarely keep exotics long.
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Vandebroeks
Comtmon
Michigan
Vandebroek
Vah
Debroek
James Langhammen
Detroit Zoo
Langhammen
Floyd Lodge
Lodge
Interested Former Culver Aide Considers Senate Run
Des Moines Richard Clark of Marion signals interest in challenging Sen. Jack Miller as a Democrat after John Culver declined a bid for reelection. Clark cites statewide encouragement and a campaign built on enthusiasm rather than money, with support from Culver’s proven vote-getting organization and prior surveys indicating Culver could beat Miller.
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Des Moines
Richard Clark
Marion
U.S
John Culver
Cedar Rapids
Clark
Jack Miller
Sioux City
Culver
the Gazette
Democratic Party
Secs
Gnd
Miller
Senatorial Slot Open in Iowa Politics Shocks Democrats
Iowa Democrats reeled Wednesday as Rep. John Culver announced a run for re election to Congress rather than a Senate bid. The shock left leaders scrambling to back up potential Senate candidates like former Gov. Robert Fulton as they prepared for a contested nominating process without Culver in the race.
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Des Moines
Iowa
U.S
John Culver
Culver
Jack Miller
Flights Criss-Cross In Hughes Fact Hunt
McGraw-Hill official Albert Levenshal travels to the Bahamas seeking Hughes to verify Clifford Irving memoir claims. U S attorneys fly to Zurich where Irving and his associate Suskind are questioned about the alleged biographical work. Life magazines Ralph Graves pursues a meeting with Hughes through his PR firm as Nina van Pallandt faces a grand jury inquiry.
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Serview
NEW York
McGraw-Hill
Bahamas
Howard Hughes
Clifford Irving
Hughes
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Irving
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John J. Tigue, Jr
U.S
Donald Hunter
Globe
Life Magazine
Ralph Graves
Life
Graves
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Hughes ‘Toole
McGraw- Hill
Nina van Pallandt
London
Federal Grand Jury
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Suskind
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Dutch" Doherty
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