Former Chilean President Frat Shot At Home In Santiago
Eduardo Frat was awakened by machinegun fire near his door in Santiago and helped by police and an ambulance crew. Police arrested three suspects claiming it was a common crime with no political motive while Frat and others attended Verdi performances marking the Italian opera season opening.
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British adventurer vows Alcatraz to Fisherman’s Wharf swim
Kenneth Crutchlow, a British adventurer famed for a Death Valley feat, plans a nine tenths of a mile swim from Alcatraz to Fisherman’s Wharf in frigid 0 degree water and strong currents. He expects to land at the Dolphin Club, leaving Pier 47 in a catamaran escort, saying he will swim back and hopes to survive the historic challenge.
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Kissinger Poised To End Vietnam Talks In Paris
Kissinger met President Pompidou and Foreign Minister Schuman as Le Monde reported near-end of Vietnam peace talks. Saigon sources hinted a cease-fire could be announced soon and a political solution already found, with discussions centering on postwar application of the accord and potential U S Saigon diplomacy.
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Nixon keeps Kleindienst as attorney general
President Nixon plans to keep Richard G. Kleindienst as attorney general through his second term. Administration officials said he would retain the post amid earlier controversy over anti trust suit settlements with ITT connected to campaign contributions. Nixon meets with the Quadriad at Catoctin to review the economy and possibly discuss the wage and price control program due to expire April 30.
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Grand jury expands Weatherman case
Detroit federal grand jury broadened an indictment against members of the Weatherman faction of SDS for conspiracies to bomb police and military targets in several cities. Four new defendants were added, while two names from a 1970 indictment were dropped for lack of evidence.
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The Daily Review Announcement and Contact Details
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