Nixon tour wrapped with word trust in allies
President Nixon returned from an eight day, 10,500 mile trip through Western Europe. He said the trip summed up to trust and outlined plans for broader allied talks. He noted open channels with Europe and promised U.S. allies would be consulted on issues affecting their interests. He met with Lodge and other negotiators in Paris and spoke with Vice President Ky in Saigon.
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Washington
Middle East
Nixon
Europe
U.S
Drews
Paris
Henry Cabot Lodge
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Nixon to hold news conference on foreign policy
President Nixon schedules a one hour news conference from the White House on Tuesday to discuss foreign policy only. He will be joined by his wife and cabinet, while Vice President Agnew receives a minor nose injury after slipping on cement at the landing. Rogers to begin talks in Washington with Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin within days on settlement efforts.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Sen
Agnew
Rogers
Dobrynin
Berlin bound BEA flight pressured by red fighters over Berlin
An East bloc interception near Berlin involved four Soviet and possibly East German jets shadowing a Bonn to Berlin BEA airliner as it neared Tempelhof. Passengers reported the fighters kept distance but did not attack. The crisis centers on West Berlin presidential elections amid Warsaw Pact maneuvers and Soviet warnings about West to Berlin air safety.
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Berlin
UPS
British European Airways
Bonn
BEA
Tempiehof
West Berlin
East Germany
Chuckle on Penny for Your Thoughts Insight
A playful quip notes that the originator of the phrase A penny for your thoughts likely never paid for psychoanalysis, reflecting a humorous take on private reflection and conversation.
Border Fray Spurs Chinese Protest at Soviet Embassy
In Beijing crowds protested outside the Soviet embassy after China and the Soviet Union clashed on a disputed river island on the Manchurian border. Reports say many killed or wounded, with demonstrators calling for protest and hanging Kosygin in a heightened confrontation.
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Tokyo
Peking
Moscow
Japan
Kyodo
Hang Kosygin
I’ Kosygin
Tanjug
Belgrade
Soviet Union
China
Eisenhower shows steady recovery after surgery
President Eisenhower's doctors say his condition improves steadily as he recovers from pneumonia and abdominal surgery at Walter Reed. The bulletin notes stable vital signs, four restful nights, and returning strength, while a separate international dispatch cites tense Sino Soviet border tensions and disputed firefights along the 4,150 mile frontier.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Frederic Hughes
Kremlins
Apollo 9 docks with lunar module in space flight milestone
Apollo 9 astronauts James McDivitt David Scott and Russell Schweickart successfully docked the lunar module with the command ship in Earth orbit. The maneuver, key for future moon landings, came amid a complex, hour‑long docking sequence with a stable connection and smooth maneuvering despite minor valve stickage. Meanwhile in Des Moines Robert D Ray weighed a campus arming bill, delaying a veto decision to Wednesday night to allow review of guard training and attitudes by the state board of regents.
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Des Moines
Robert D. Ray
Tio State Board of Regents
Thaneuver
McDivitt
Mission Control
Pacific
Scott
LIDM
Mer Ivitt
Moon
Space
Allee Liffall
Impostor Heart Specialist Posed as Doctor in California
Robert Erwin Brown 33 moved from Birmingham Alabama to pose as Dr Glenn Foster a heart specialist at Fullerton clinic and treated 87 patients four died. He faces 15 to 20 professional code violations and will have a preliminary hearing. Autopsy planned on patient William Noel to assess involvement.
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Santa Ana
Calif
UPI
Robert Erwin Brown
Birmingham
Als
Brown
Glenn Foster
Internal Medical Clinic
Fullerton
William Noel
Sugedor Court
Fice
Noel
Woodlawn High School
Hayes International
University of California At Berkeley
University of Alabama Medical School
Robert E. Brown
Jan Miller
Miami Institute
Medical Journal
Fullerton Clinic
Foster
Loma Linda Medical School
Here
Grant to Coe College for departmental improvements
National Science Foundation approved a grant of 193600 to Coe College announced by U S Senator Jacks Miller. Funds will support improvements in economics political science psychology and sociology departments at the college located in Washington D C and the grant was announced Monday.
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Washington, D.C
National Science Foundation
Coe College
U.S
Jacks Miller
Lond
Three Bond Issues in Cedar Rapids Face Voters First
Three bond proposals Large Giant and Jumbo loom for Cedar Rapids with figures of 1.5 million 2.8 million and 8 million for a public safety building a new library and civic center. The council weighing which goes to voters first with no decisions made though civic center support is strong and officials expect federal aid to offset costs.
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Cedar Rapids
Civic R Center
Frank Bush
Bosh
Library Board of Trustees
Civic Center
Durant Man Sets Fire to Family Clothes in Front Yard
Eldon Otto, 48, allegedly collected his wife and daughter’s clothing and personal effects Sunday and set them ablaze in the yard while firemen fought flames reaching the house. He resisted responders, was arrested for intoxication, jailed at Tipton, and ordered to the Mt. Pleasant mental health institute for examination.
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Gabette Durant
Durant
Eldon Otto
Otto
Waterloo
Cedar County
Tipton
State Mental Health Institute
Mt. Pleasant
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New China News
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Chenpao
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Niahemilshailovka
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Lnto
Tass
Chilichingi
Chenpae
Gun Vero
Guy
Ray
Howard Benedict
Cape Kennedy
Col. James
Col
David Scott
Russell Schweickart
Derfert
Weite
M.D
UCLA
University of Southern California
Hayes
Mike Perry
Miami Heart Institute
Miami
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