Egyptian Minister In Soviet Union For Talks On Next Move In Crisis
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad arrived in Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders on the Middle East crisis. Cairo warns April could be decisive and full Israeli withdrawal from territories seized in 1967 is non negotiable. Eban calls Israeli demands maximal but flexible. Weizman notes MIG235 delivery unlikely to shift balance. Israeli raids, Lebanon fighting, and Arab federation talks in Benghazi fill the day’s regional highlights.
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Jerusalem Post
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Libya
Economy gains pace with upswings across sectors
Dr. Harald C Passer says the first-quarter gain stems from large increases in automobile and steel production and strong housing and government spending. He notes the upturn is spreading to other sectors and a more balanced expansion is likely. GNP reached a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.018 trillion, with advisers predicting 9 percent growth and an average yearly GNP of 1.075 trillion.
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Nixon
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China ed team stars savor Chinese welcome in Peking
Three players Jack Howard John Tannehill and George Braithwaite fell ill but recovered to play Tannehill ranked No. 2 in the United States defeated his foe How ard lost Braithwaite the only Black player on the squad received a cheering welcome as Yang Shing ya chaired a Shanghai luncheon with smoked duck and rice wine American journalists accompanied the team and Graham B Steenhoven head of the US Table Tennis Association expressed gratitude for the hospitality.
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John Tannehill
George Braithwaite
Peking
Tannehill
United States
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Braithwaite
Yang Shing-ya
China Sports Association’ of
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U.S. ‘Table Tennis Association
Graham B. Steenhoven
Yang
Vietnamese push seeks to destroy North Vietnamese regiment in highlands
South Vietnamese forces in the highlands expand to 6 000 to 7 000 troops with U S fighter bombers helicopter gunships and long range guns backing them The operation aims to destroy the 95B North Vietnamese Army Regiment near Phu Nhon district town North Vietnamese regiments estimated 6 000 to 8 000 men with possible Laos and Cambodia reserves The front spans from 200 to 300 miles north of Saigon Fire Base Lonely as the southern anchor The Saigon HQ said the offensive began to locate and destroy the 95B Regiment Three NVA soldiers were killed and VN losses were one killed nine wounded North Vietnamese paratroopers were repelled near Fire Base 6 South Vietnamese said they killed 38 NVA and captured a flame thrower three guns three rocket launchers and eight rifles Their own losses were four killed and eight wounded The clash occurred southeast of Fire Base Saigon HQ noted another attack near Fire Base 6 before dawn
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Chemical Plant May Lose Production Over Pollution Issue
GROTON Conn AP After 20 years of dumping waste into the ocean Pfizer Chemical Co may be forced out of production by a federal antipollution order. Plant manager Emsminger said production of penicillin and other antibiotics could halt if the order stands.
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Two Brink's Guards Killed in Chicago Holdup
AP report: Two Brink's, Inc. armored guards were shot and killed during a holdup on the South Side of Chicago after a $600 hotel pickup. No loot was taken. investigators found receipts and the $600 in the truck. Victims were Gerald Creaney, 29, and Gerald Z. O'Conner, 40, both Brink's employees with long service. A $10,000 reward was offered for the killers.
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Brink’s
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Hoagland
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Hudson
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Gerald Z. O'Conner
O'Connor
Creaney
Postal rate hearings delayed by commission decision
The rate case of 1.45 billion dollars faces delays as hearings are moved to after mid May due to a 100‑day waiting period. Magazine and newspaper publishers argue the postal reorganization bill restricts temporary rate increases, while others press for a proper hearing on capital investment and rate procedures.
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Negroes View Zero Population Growth as Genocide
Washington AP reports Naomi Gray testifying at Nixon era Population Growth Commission hearings that many Black people see zero population growth talk as genocide. She notes white interests in birth control and government clinics affect Black communities, urging community control and warning against white-led programs.
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Population Commission
Naomi Gray
Gray
Planned Parenthood-World Population
New York City
Nixon
Commission On
U.S
C&P proposes tariff overhaul with higher local and long distance rates
The Chesapeake and Potomac plan would raise Richmond area residential service from 7 to 8.30 dollars monthly, an 18 percent jump. Long distance calls would mostly rise, for example Norton to Arlington up 30 percent and Norfolk to Alexandria up 4 percent, while some routes stay the same or fall slightly. The company cites growth, inflation, and a need for better returns to attract capital for ongoing investments.
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Norfolk
Alexandria
C&p
Virginia Electric &Power Co
Daily Crossword Puzzle Leads and Clues List 1900s
A dense scrambled crossword puzzle page lists clues and answers across many numbers. It includes references to Marco Polo timing, archaic abbreviations, various languages, and thematic terms, with entries for persons, places, and objects.
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