Nixon Sees New Trust With Allied Leaders After Europe Trip
President Nixon returns from eight nation tour claiming a new man to man trust with European allies. He says the trip established open channels and confidence to work together on future issues. He and aides report a tone of renewed cooperation as he heads to the White House for domestic briefings.
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Nixon
Europe
Drews Air Force Base
United States
Rome
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Air Force Base
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
National Security Council
Border Dispute Red Chinese Soviets Clash Over Island
Reported clashes on the Ussuri River island near the Chinese Soviet border sparked protests around the Soviet Embassy in Peking. Both sides claimed casualties as Beijing and Moscow exchanged notes over the disputed Damansky Chenpao island.
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Japan
Kyodo
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Far East
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Damansky
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Vladivostok
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Tass
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Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Chiliching
Vacation Home Burns At Sparta
A Sparta area fire destroyed a home owned by David Smalley of Indiana early yesterday. A resident reported a red glow, and firefighters arrived to find the house beyond saving as surrounding structures were saved. No occupants were present. Loss value and contents, including antiques, remain undetermined.
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Spartansburg
David Smalley
Indiana
Centerville
Apollo 9 mission kicks off in earth orbit from Cape Kennedy
Apollo 9 launched aboard a Saturn 5 rocket from Cape Kennedy into earth orbit to test the lunar module andSpacecraft systems. The crew McDivitt Schweickart and Scott monitor the LEM in a 10 day mission with a planned space walk and complex rendezvous tests aiming to qualify the lunar lander for future moon operations.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Schweickart
United States
LEM
McDivitt
Scott
Moon
Atlantic Ocean
Bermuda
11 Killed At Covington Drag Strip Crash
An accident at Yellow River Drag Strip in Covington killed 11 spectators and injured at least 46 when a fiberglass drag car weighing under 1,000 pounds and traveling about 180 mph lost control near the finish. The racer escaped with minor injuries. witnesses reported no guard rail and crowds scattered as the car plowed into a line of spectators. Officials called for stricter safety measures from racing organizations and Gov. Maddox.
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Covington, Ga
Lester Maddox
Covington
Yellow River
Alice Black
Atlana
Jimmy Edwards
Atlanta
Sidney Castleberry Jr
Kennesaw
Pottsville
Margaret L. Fick
Ike Gains In Battle For Life
Washington AP reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower continues to improve from pneumonia affecting the right lung base while recovering from high risk intestinal surgery. Doctors say he remains weak and on antibiotics though he enjoyed a solid meal and rested well as recovery continues at Walter Reed Army Hospital.
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Cuba withholds fate of hijackers in Havana
U S officials claim Cuba offers little detail on jailed hijackers as the Swiss Embassy and Cuban media provide scant information. Experts say forced repatriation and harsh punishment may deter future hijackings while FAA reports show 35 successful hijackings to Cuba with 13 in the prior year and a dramatic cockpit incident at Havana.
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Cuba
Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
United States
Federal Aviation Agency
Guba
Carnapers Off To Good Early Start
Two 12 year old boys and a 13 year old girl were seized after taking a car from a parking lot then driving off in a second vehicle owned by Mary Craft of Warren. State Police halted the youths in North Warren and handed them to borough police. They remain with their parents as juvenile authorities take charge.
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Warren
Mary Craft
North Warren
Seek Man After Attempt To Accost Two Boys
Police chase leads after two teenage boys report a red 1962 63 Oldsmobile driver offered them a ride on West Washington Street near the Penn Central crossing. The car followed them as they fled to a Marion Street home, and the youths can identify the suspect.
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Oldsmobile
Marion Street
Steelworkers Accept Pact End Long Steel Strikes
In the Monongahela Valley two plants reached agreements over the weekend. About 360 United Steelworkers voted to return to work at Fort Pitt Steel Casting Co in McKeesport, part of Kearney National Inc. Copperweld Steel workers in Glassport ended a 47 day strike.
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Pittsburgh
Monongahela Valley
United
Recover Local Man's Car In Ohio
Two Ashtabula boys aged 14 and 15 are in custody after allegedly stealing a Falcon station wagon from the First Baptist Church of Corry between 7 and 9 pm. The car was recovered in Ashtabula this morning, with authorities noting unclear discovery details. The owner, Luther Grinder, had left the keys in the ash tray.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
First Baptist Church
Two Ohio men arrested for ski theft at Peek n Peak
John C. Shipsky Jr and Philip Zebaker both 21 of Poland Ohio were arrested by Chautauqua County deputies after stealing skis at Peek n Peak French Creek. They pled guilty to petty larceny before Justice Richard O Dell and were fined 100 or 20 days in jail. Shipsky could not pay the fine and was jailed at Mayville.
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Chautauqua County Sheriff's Deputies
Peek ‘N’ Peak
French Creek
Richard O'Dell
John C. Shipsky Jr
Philip Zebaker
Poland
Chautauqua County
Shipsky
Mayville
Chautauqua County Sheriff's
Nab Sailor 19 With Beer Supply
A 19 year old Titusville sailor on leave was arrested at 1 45 am for possession of alcoholic beverages by a minor. Charles L Vanderhoff was seen by police with four bottles of beer near Center Alley and had more in his car. He pled guilty before Alderman Porter Auer, was fined 25 dollars and 11 cents, and released on payment.
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Tome
Charles L. Vanderhoff
Center Alley
South Center Street
Vanderhoff
Porter Auer
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