China may be invited to Geneva disarmament talks
FRANKFURT AP reports that the United States and Soviet Union, in behind the scenes talks at the United Nations, agreed to invite Communist China to participate in the Geneva Disarmament Conference. Washington and Moscow have not decided how to approach Peking, with options including separate invitations or a joint invitation as cochairmen.
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Man rescued from cliff in park in Angeles National Forest
Alex Nagy, 30, of Woodland Hills was rescued after running down a steep cliff in the Angeles National Forest while chasing his dog. He and the dog were briefly separated. his wife notified authorities and 18 deputies from the Montrose substation aided the rescue.
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Protesters stage mock war crimes trial at GM Detroit
Antiwar demonstrators chained the doors of GM headquarters in Detroit and staged a mock war crimes trial in the lobby. Police counted more than 200 participants with no arrests. A meeting was arranged with GM public relations VP Anthony DeLorenzo and four protesters, who asked to meet GM board chairman Richard Gerstenberg.
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Onassis Seethes At Press After London Spat
Aristotle Onassis denounces certain press friends as he denies a reported row with Jackie in London Airport VIP lounge. He claims tabloids try to bury him or split the couple while citing a five hour meeting and plans to return to America. The Mirror recounts a heated exchange and cannot confirm details.
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Yonkers Schools Paralyzed by Citywide Teacher Strike
About 1,601 of 1,869 Yonkers teachers joined a Monday strike, crippling the city’s school system. Federation officials said 90 percent walked out, with junior and senior high attendance decent while elementary schools suffered. Strikers demand higher pay and smaller class sizes along with other benefits.
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U S ships in Indian Ocean linger near Ceylon and Maldive
The Esther Enterprise and accompanying small vessels remain in the Indian Ocean near Ceylon and the Maldive Islands during the India Pakistan war. Pentagon reports the ships are still in the area and may soon depart for a port call if overdue.
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Series of Asian quakes recorded
Series of earthquakes were recorded in East Asia with the strongest tremors in the Philippines and off Taiwan. The Japanese Seismological Center reported a magnitude 7 quake 186 miles east of Taiwan's southern tip. No casualties or damage reported. Hong Kong residents felt light tremors while Manila and other Philippine areas experienced shaking.
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Bangladesh Celebrates Move Toward Mujibur Rahman Release
Bangladesh rejoices as Pakistan President Bhutto signals possible release of Mujibur Rahman from house arrest in West Pakistan. In Dhaka thousands celebrate with portraits of Mujib while India withholds comment awaiting details. Tajuddin Ahmed calls the step a victory for democracy and a turning point for Pakistan.
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First American Tourists to Visit China
About 800 American tourists are planned for a mainland China visit next month during Nixon era. The trip, tied to a world cruise on the French Line liner leaving New York April 4, would allow a two day Canton visit by special train after docking in Hong Kong. Officials say most willing travelers may go unless China limits. prior U S visits were mostly professional or academic.
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Bank of America Promises Safe Savings Plans
The ad pledges protection for principal and steady growth through savings plans. It touts stability, financial knowledge, and experience, urging customers to open an account even with small deposits and warns withdrawals as the main risk to principal.
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