Sudanian President Frees Guerrillas by PLO Transfer
Sudan's president reduced life terms for eight Palestinian guerrillas convicted of killing two American diplomats and a Belgian envoy. They were flown out and delivered to the PLO in an unnamed country after a court had given life sentences. The move follows a seven year term order.
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Nations mourn Austrian soldiers killed in UN mission
Four Austrian soldiers with the United Nations forces were killed and one wounded near Gelan Heights, a U.N. spokesman said. The incident adds to tensions in the region as U.N. personnel face mounting risk in international duty.
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Priest-Professor Demands Drinan Testimony Under Oath
A Pittsburgh AP report quotes Rev John McLaughlin a priest and presidential assistant demanding that Rep Robert Drinan D Mass be sworn to tell the truth. McLaughlin says if Drinan leaks secret Judiciary Committee material he should be disqualified from further proceedings and tried after censure by the House.
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Suspicions Rise Before Moscow Summit In Detente Era
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that in the detente period mistrust deepens between the Soviet Union and the United States ahead of Summit II in Moscow. Moscow questions Western openness while Brezhnev and Nixon seek gains, with fears of imperialist warfare ending only through increased knowns and exchanges.
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Nixon Still Working On Mortgage Payment
Washington AP report notes President Nixon faces a 243000 dollar mortgage and interest due July 15 on his San Clemente home and has not paid additional 1969 federal income taxes totaling over 170000. Deputy Press Secretary Warren says Nixon will meet obligations. 1969 taxes were underpaid per IRS.
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Solzhenitsyn Says Nixon In Weak Bargaining Position
Exiled writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn tells CBS that Nixon is too weak to force the Soviet Union to honor treaties. He cites violations of the Western Berlin and nuclear arms pacts, and warns Vietnam will reemerge. Solzhenitsyn notes the Soviet Warsaw Pact holds superiority before Nixon's summit with Brezhnev.
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Name Won't Change Even With Marriage
ELMHURST Ill AP After Marianne McGuire weds July 6 she won't have to worry about changing the name on her credit cards or driver's license, and it's not because of a breakthrough on the women's liberation front. Marianne 22 is marrying an other McGuire Roger. Last name introductions shouldn't present a problem for family and friends at the marriage and a banquet to follow but first name introductions will be something else. Ten of the 15 persons in the bridal party are named McGuire and the invited guest list is one McGuire after another.
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Shapp Announces Appalachian Grants For Health And Education
Gov. Shapp announced Appalachian Regional Commission grants totaling more than 250,000 dollars. One grant of 149,584 funds a second year for Big Valley Medical Center in Belleville Mifflin County. Another 108,058 supports Northeastern Pennsylvania Economic Development Council to create a regional child development program in Carbon County.
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Nixon Trip Reveals Mild Leg Phlebitis During Middle East Journey
President Nixon, described as very healthy, suffered a mild leg vein clot before his recent Middle East trip. White House aide Gerald Warren said the phlebitis has resolved and Nixon is in good health ahead of travels to Brussels and the Soviet Union. Doctor Tach gave no leg specifics or treatment details. Nixon has had rare hospitalizations, including a 1960 knee infection and a 1971 pneumonia bout at Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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Soviet Union
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