Nixon says tour built new trust with European allies
President Nixon returned from a eight nation journey claiming a new trust has formed with Western European allies. He said open channels and allied confidence set the stage for future talks with the Soviet Union and broader issues. Nixon spoke to congressional leaders and officials at Andrews Air Force Base amid snowy weather before noting allied consultation on topics affecting their interests.
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Nixon
Europe
Drews
U.S
Paris
Henry Cabot Lodge
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Agnew
White House
Rogers
Dobrynin
Nixon to Hold News Conference on Foreign Policy
President Nixon scheduled a news conference at 8 p.m. Tuesday to discuss foreign policy only. The one hour briefing will be carried live by nationwide television and radio from the White House.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Berlin Bound Plane Lights Red Fighters
Communist jet fighters watched a BEA liner near Berlin as it approached Templehof. Western airlines vow to keep flying despite Soviet threats. West Berlin presidential elections clash with East German protests while Warsaw Pact maneuvers heighten tension. Nixon returns to Washington after talks with Beijing? No. (Note: corrected to reflect given source facts.)
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Berlin
UPS
British European Airways
Bonn
BEA
Templehof
West Berlin
East Germany
The Penny for Your Thoughts Joke Not Paid For
A witty quip notes that the line penny for your thoughts implies no payment for psychoanalysis. The line plays on the idea of overpriced insight and underscores humor in self reflection.
Border Fray Spurs Chinese Protest at Soviet Embassy
Tokyo AP reports Red guards and workers protested around the Soviet embassy in Beijing after Chinese and Soviet troops clashed on a Manchurian border island. Both sides issued casualty notes. crowds in Beijing reportedly numbered tens of thousands, chanting anti Soviet and anti American slogans.
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Peking
Moscow
Japan
Kyodo
Hang Kosygin
Kosygin
Tanjug
Belgrade
Tass
Kremlin
New China News Agency
Ussuri River
Red China
Far East
Soviet Union
China
Steady Gain in Ike's Condition After Surgery
Former President Eisenhower continues to improve steadily from pneumonia and abdominal surgery aftercare. Doctors at Walter Reed report gradual strength return, stable vital signs, pneumonia clearing, and a gradually increasing diet. Brig. Gen. Hughes says progress is gratifying after major surgery.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Frederic Hughes
Impostor Dr Brown Poses as Heart Specialist in California
Robert Erwin Brown 33 used fake degrees to rise from Birmingham laborer to aircraft engineer and then doctor of medicine and heart specialist. He treated 87 patients at Fullerton clinic, four died. charged with 15 to 20 violations. Autopsy planned on patient William Noel 75. Brown to face superior court.
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Santa Ana
Calif
UPI
Robert Erwin Brown
Birmingham
Ala
Brown
Glenn Foster
Internal Medical Clinic
Fullerton
William Noel
Superior Court
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
Gov Ray weighs veto on campus peace officer bill
Des Moines AP Gov Robert D Ray said he might veto a bill allowing the state board of regents to arm campus police at the three state universities He must act by Tuesday night or it becomes law without his signature He questions training and the intended use of armed guards while noting the measure passed both houses and could draw criticism of student activities at state and private colleges
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Des Moines
Robert D. Ray
State Board of Regents
Ray
Apollo 9 completes successful docking with LEM in earth orbit
CAPE KENNEDY AP reports Apollo 9 astronauts James McDivitt David Scott and Russell Schweickart linked the command ship with the lunar module in an earth orbit test. They report a smooth docking and readiness to proceed toward lunar operations, while ground control notes a potential minor valve issue.
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Outer Space
McDivitt
Scott
Schweickart
Cape Kennedy
Col
James McDivitt
Mission Control
David Scott
Russell Schweickart
U.S
Pacific
LEM
Moon
Space
Grant to Coe College for department improvements
National Science Foundation approved a 153600 grant to Coe College announced by U.S. Senator Jack Miller. Funds will support upgrades in economics political science psychology and sociology departments, details shared with the senator.
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Washington, D.C
National Science Foundation
Coe College
U.S
Jack Miller
R-Iown
Three Bond Issues in Cedar Rapids Competing for Voters
Three bond proposals Large 1.5 million for a public safety building Giant 2.6 million for a new library and Jumbo 8 million for a civic center loom. The city council will decide which goes first, with civic center favored for early consideration as federal aid remains uncertain and library site and request undecided.
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Large
Giant
Cedar Rapids
Civic Center
Frank Bush
Angry Durant man burns wife clothing in front yard
Eldon Otto, 48, gathered his wife and daughter's clothing and personal effects and set them on fire in the front yard as Durant firemen battled twin blazes at his home. Minor damage resulted. Mrs Otto and her daughter were away in Waterloo. Otto was arrested for intoxication and spent Sunday night in jail before voluntary commitment for mental health evaluation.
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Durant
Eldon Otto
Otto
Waterloo
Cedar County
Tipton
State Mental Health Institute
Mt. Pleasant
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