Heath says USSR intervened in Angola after calculating U.S. limits
London AP interview quotes former British prime minister Edward Heath arguing the Soviet Union judged Congress would block Ford from acting in Angola and could intervene without sparking U.S.-Soviet confrontation. He warns implications reach beyond Angola and notes European anxieties over U.S. support and NATO forces.
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Byrd Seeks Democratic Nomination While Campaigns Expand
Seven hour motorcade through communities north of Miami followed by Mrs Byrd door to door canvassing in Richmond urging residents to vote for the president. Senator Byrd, a West Virginia Democrat, says he remains a strong candidate and will attend the national convention prepared to pick up the pieces if primaries do not decide the nominee. Senator Church of Idaho says he will likely begin formal campaign with the Nebraska primary May 11 and eyeing subsequent primaries in Rhode Island, Montana, California and Idaho.
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Warm Weather Grips East With Record Temperatures
Unseasonably warm weather covered much of the eastern United States with record temperatures in the 70s while northern New England saw snow as a winter storm moved from Montana toward the North Central states. Ski resorts in North Carolina and Virginia closed early for the season as Wolf Laurel Ski Resort limited operations to 49 days this season. Mardi Gras crowds faced mild weather in New Orleans as about 600,000 visitors were expected.
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Nixon vows broader U.S. China trade mission notes crowd reception
In Tsunghua, Nixon receives exuberant welcome from thousands in Carilon and predicts much more trade between the United States and China during a banquet closing a trip marked by enthusiasm abroad and controversy at home. He travels Liberation Road where the revolutionary army crowd clamors for proximity.
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Retirees ing and irritating job in postwar politics not requested
Rep. Rees voiced concern that post Watergate era pressures threaten the honorable profession. He said he hopes to return to private life while still vigorous and accused media of sensationalism. Rep. Schneebeli criticized press coverage of a tax amendment benefiting Ross Perot. Nixon toured China and praised Sino American cooperation during a driver-focused visit.
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Comets Near Sun and Earth Offer Naked-Eye Viewing
A science note explains comets travel in orbits bringing them near the Sun and Earth. Lost comets are seen as dirty snowballs of gas and ice, left from solar system formation. Comets are typically one to a few miles across and glow from solar heating. Marsden suggests best naked-eye viewing is mornings March 4 to 7 from Cambridge.
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FDA Casts Doubt On Safety Of Red No 40 Dye
Washington AP report notes preliminary FDA tests question Red No 40 safety, a dye used in foods drugs and cosmetics as Red No 2 replacement. Data are highly preliminary and conclusive results await more tests over the next month. Allied Chemical asked to end mice feeding study early to assess potential cancer risk.
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Unclear fragment from Chatinien piece and lines with Infantino
Fragmentary text mentioning Infantino and Chatinien with vague phrases about doors opening. No clear events, names, dates, or locations to confirm a factual item.
Kidnapping Suspects Enter Caracas Home In Suburban Raid
Police report seven armed men stormed the Nichaus residence in Prados del Este about 40 minutes after Nichnus returned from downtown Caracas. A maid said a man rang the doorbell requesting Nichnus, who was at home with his wife watching television. Inside, seven assailants—two in military uniforms and five in civilian clothes—dived in, all armed and all except one wearing stockings over their faces.
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Fire Rages Across New Jersey Forests Amid Suspect Arson
Authorities report fires spanning 125 to 160 acres with the largest blaze atop Mount Tam Many near the Delaware Water Gap. A National Park Service spokesman says the fire is out of control and being investigated as arson. Arson investigator James J. Jessup notes the start date is known but details remain unclear. No injuries reported in the second major blaze in two days.
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