Nixon sees chance for lasting peace in Memorial Day address
President Nixon urged against isolationism in a nationwide Memorial Day speech from the White House. He argued a real chance for lasting peace exists this century, built on a strong peace structure, international cooperation, and U.S. leadership. He warned that unilateral retreat would threaten global stability and emphasized NATO, deterrence, and continued world engagement.
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Curiosity saves Hayward man from fiery truck blaze
San Leandro truck driver Loii Bertain is alive after Ron York the Hayward pilot pulled him from a burning tractor rig at Hayward Airport. York who had just finished flying lessons saw smoke and carried Bertain to safety before the flames exploded. Bertain remained in serious condition in intensive care at Rose Hospital. York described his instinct to act and his curiosity that led to the rescue.
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San Leandro
Loii Bertain
Ron York
Cathy Way
York
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Forger hits Florida banks for $150,000
Palm Beach County banks report an expert forger using a true John A. Smith alias to cash up to 150000 in bogus checks. He gained access to blank checks, forged signatures, and cashed at multiple banks and savings institutions. Authorities note widespread banking fraud and ongoing searches.
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Florida
Palm Beach, Fla
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Palm Beach County
Robert Fogelman
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George B. Freston
Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan
U.S. League of Savings and Loan Associations
Telters
Palm Beach
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Nora Construction Co
Savings and Loan
Costrom
Home Federal Savings and Loan
Hearst case lead fizzles in California chase
Los Angeles police and FBI pursued heiress Patricia Hearst and SLA members across Southern California, including a chase near Carpenteria, but the lead proved unfounded. Authorities say sightings have dwindled. sweeps along highways and at the Mexican border continue as they follow remaining clues.
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UPI
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Symbionese Liberation Army
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FBI
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William and
Emily Harris
SLA
California
Harrises
Army weighs female cadet admissions at service academies
Washington AP reports the Army is studying the possibility of admitting women to West Point and other service academies. A fitness test on women soldiers, requested to gauge standards, shows current data gaps. Officials stress no immediate plans to admit women at West Point and note congressional pressure to nominate women to military academies.
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President's Council On Physical Fitness
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Lower U S birth rate debated by experts in 1960s
A 1960s debate on declining birth rates features Columbia sociologists Amitai Etzioni and Margaret Mead, Princeton’s Charles Westoff, and others arguing whether fewer births will yield an aging, calmer society or threaten youth, schools, and vitality.
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America
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Columbia University
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Mead
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President's Commission On
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Princeton University
Fuke
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