Nixon Urges Alliance Unity On West German Tour
President Nixon told Bonn parliament that U S Soviet negotiations must be preceded by allied consultation and pressed for a united Western alliance. He and Chancellor Kiesinger held about three hours of talks on reunification Berlin arms talks and West German concerns over the nonproliferation treaty.
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Guenter Diehl
Kiesinger
West Germany
East Germany
Nixon
Soviet Union
Willy Brandt
Berlin
Bundestag
U. S. Congress
Chantellery Cabinet
U.S. Senate
Diehl
Bonn
U.S
Germany
Chales de Gaulle
Fance
European Common Market
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
de Gaulle
Europe
Bonn-Coigne
Seine
Brussels
London
Dich
West Berlin
Walter T
Bricht
Heinrich Luebke
Villa Hammerschmidt
White House
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A dense list of crossword clues across and down with numbers and partial phrases, including country capitals, abbreviations, and descriptive terms. The entry aggregates definitions like Albania capital, London district, and phrases for adjectives and nouns, plus several unspecified or damaged hints.
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Tapestry
Rome
Albania
London
Bliss Quits GOP Post. Morton Takes Chairmanship
Ray Bliss, longtime GOP official, is removed to allow a replacement suited for public appearances. Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie of Illinois laments the move while urging Bliss be rehired. Morton assumes GOP chairmanship, facing House duties and party work, with a new executive assistant to run daily affairs. He seeks influence over the party and contemplates presidential campaign roles.
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Ray Bliss
Bliss
Richard B. Ogilvie
Illinois
Chotiner
Ogilvie
National Committee
Morton
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Maryland
Interior
Nixon
Walter J. Hickel
Alaska
Talks newsmen after conference with Lodge
Ky declined to comment on progress in talks minutes after the conference with Lodge. He did not attend the prewsmen event, unlike his usual habit of appearing and speaking freely after such meetings.
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Lodge
Fed chief questioned over rising rates and costs
Economic Lodge notes that progress is slow and rates may rise further. Patman criticizes Martin for costly policies, claiming Treasury gains under his regime will cost taxpayers $8 billion this year. Brock praises the chairman as the finest the Fed has had.
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Lodge
Maralong
Tojtin
U.S
Treasury
Ss Martin
Patman
Martin
Reserve Board
Rep
W. E. Brock Iiii
Tennessee
Federal Reserve Board
Ice storm havoc near Aberdeen with evacuations and injuries
Weather reports say 20 people injured and many missing as a mountain wall collapsed on canyon homes. More than 60 sought refuge in a fire station. over 400 evacuated by helicopter. Elsewhere, cloudy skies and mild late winter warmth persisted with light precipitation and scattered storms in nearby regions. Northwestern Bell reported ice on lines up to 1½ inches thick across eight towns west of Aberdeen.
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Canyon
Aberdeen
D.C
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Southern
Illinois
Missouri
Kentucky
Eshkol's Death Shifts Israeli Power Expectations
After Prime Minister Eshkol’s death the Dayan Meir and Allon camp discuss a potential transition to power. They agree policy toward Arab peace may not shift greatly regardless of leadership, though hawks fear increased influence. Public sentiment remains wary after recent El Al and Jerusalem outlet bombings.
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Mier
Allon
Labor Party
Jeader Pinhas Sapir
Israel
Moo
el al
Zurich
Jerusalem
Ast Week
Cairo
Eshel
Eshtol
David
Manachem
Begin
Minis
Sirhan and the Kennedy Murder Trial Testimony
A veteran police officer testified that Sirhan Sirhan appeared highly alert after Kennedy's death. The transcript shows Sirhan discussed notebooks and a possible guilty plea, arguing the evidence was illegally obtained and criticizing the district attorney's actions.
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Kennedy
Sirhan
California
William Jordan
Superior Court
Herbert V. Walker
Chambers
Walker
Adel
Vietnam war talks stall as Viet Cong shelling looms
After a meeting Khoi said the vice president asked for no statement today while discussions covered the broader horizon with Ambassador Lodge. Ky urged resuming bombing of North Vietnam if city shellings persist, and warned South Vietnam could strike without US support if needed.
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Khoi
Lodge
North Vietnam
Offense Moves Into High Gear Amidst Heavy Attacks
A U S offensive expands into the largest series of actions since 1968 Tet and May offensives. Attacks target sites from the demilitarized zone to Bien Hoa, Cu Chi, and Long Binh as 1st Cavalry divisions assign troops to Song Be. Over 300 shellings or ground assaults have occurred since Sunday night, signaling a planned display rather than random raids.
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America
Tet
Demilitarized Zone
Bien
Hoa City
U.S. Army
25Th Division
Cu Chi
Saigon
Mekong Delta
1St Cavalry Division
Song Be
Phuoc Long Province
1St Cavalry
Bien Hoa
Long Binh
Bien Hoa City
275Th
Godwin Urges Virginia Constitution Changes in Change Era
Godwin backs a restrained constitutional package including a single four year governor term, reduced residency rules for new counties, and a literacy test with 21 as the voting age. He favors a local government commission and careful language on education rights, while opposing annual assembly sessions in the near term. He proposes strict borrowing limits and a single broad bond referendum to fund state needs. The GOP supports lower voting age, opposes a literacy test, and favors annual sessions, with debate over education funding and bond use. Howell criticizes the speech’s education language and praises its overall composition. The day’s floor sessions were brief as parties moved to limit constitutional debate and plan hearings.
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Godwin
Fred G. Pollard
William C. Battle
Howell
Commission
Virginia
Assembly
Norfolk
House
Senate
Vietnam Offensive Continues With Heavy Shelling
Military reports indicate the North Vietnamese divisions converge toward Saigon from the west while the 5th Division moves south. Across the capital region, 60 enemy sappers struck Cu Chi base and damaged 12 helicopters. U S losses were 14 dead and 50 wounded. Saigon bombings and heavy fighting persist as U S and ARVN forces counterattack near Tam Ky and Bien Hoa with hundreds of enemy fatalities cited.
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Tri Ton
Chau Doe
Saigon
Bien Hoa
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Cu Chi
Ca. Chi
U.S
U.S. Americal Division
Tam Ky
da Nang
Kenneth R. Lamison
el Paso
Tex
1St Air Cavalry Division
Tet
Space Colds Tie Up Apollo 7 8 Flight Prep
Illness again slows Apollo crews as three pilots on Apollo 7 suffer stuffy noses and head colds delaying final training before launch. Officials note cold risks in ascent and descent and mention prior Apollo missions in which astronauts battled similar symptoms. Crew advised rest and hydration while continuing countdown for the 11 a.m. liftoff to test the lunar module in 10 days of Earth orbit.
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Air Force
Frank Borman
Space
Berry
Earth
Moon
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Pattern Dept
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