Police Kill Cheetah After Street Chase on Miami Beach
In Miami Beach a 100 pound cheetah named Che Che owned by Thomas Posen was shot by police after bounding into the street as officer Robert Nieder pursued him on a motorcycle. The cat had leaped from Posen’s yacht June Bride and later injured a 9-year-old boy before dying at a hotel. Posen, arrested for drunkenness and animal violations, faced charges over the dangerous animal and dock rules.
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Nixon Welcomes Diplomatic Corps With Champagne Return
President Nixon hosts a White House reception for 115 nations marking the return of French champagne after a five year absence. He and Mrs. Nixon greet guests in formal rooms, speak briefly in the East Room, and pledge peaceful settlement of differences while recalling his prior travels as vice president.
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Madrid exiles 16 lawyers in university security crackdown
Spanish police using emergency powers exile 16 lawyers and professors to remote areas to subdue disorders in state universities, police said. The action targets academics amid ongoing campus unrest and is part of a broader state crackdown.
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Crime Debate Echoes Across Washington in Nixon Plan
President Nixon urged a tough crime program targeting hard core repeaters and pretrial jailing despite constitutional questions. He pushed for a $700,000 public defender system, home rule for the District, and rebuilding Negro slums burned in April riots while facing wary Congress and ongoing Middle East tensions.
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Westinghouse Plant Strike Expands Over Engineer Dismissal
About 6,800 workers at Westinghouse Electric Corp Steam Divisions Lester plant remain idle into a second day as WSEA protests the Jan. 1 dismissal of an engineer. UE Local 107 also strikes, with mediation efforts ongoing and talks not yet scheduled.
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Peace Talks Snarled By Procedural Disputes In Paris
In Paris the Vietnam peace talks stall as the United States and South Vietnam clash with North Vietnam and the Viet Cong on agenda items. Delegates rail about procedure for hours, delaying a negotiated end to the war amid Saigon’s opposition to political negotiations and Hanoi’s four point plan.
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Talks Stall as Vietnam Peace Talks Persist Deadlocked
Officials on both sides report no progress since the January 25 substantive session. The United States and South Vietnam want to begin with negotiations on military de escalation and the demilitarized zone, while Hanoi and the NLF seek a political settlement for South Vietnam. Saigon insists South Vietnam is sovereign and not open to international debate on its future.
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Seven Die in Attica Mobile Home Fire
Seven members of a single family died in a mobile home fire near Attica Michigan. Lapeer County sheriff officials reported three other family members escaped. Police withheld identifications pending further word.
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Terrorist attacks wound Thieu aide and strike Saigon
In Saigon an attack wounded Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Kiem, aide to President Thieu, and a separate assault wounded 11 others. Near Da Nang Hue shellings killed seven civilians. About 500 North Vietnamese troops attacked a base 43 miles northwest of Saigon, with two American soldiers killed and 31 wounded.
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Wet Weekend Predicted With Rain And Cool Temps
The Weather Bureau foresees a wet weekend with daytime temperatures in the mid to upper 30s. Philadelphia International Airport predicts a 50 percent chance of rain tonight and 70 percent Sunday, with temperatures dropping to the low to mid-30s tonight and upper 30s Sunday. Monday may bring partial cloudiness and more rain, as suburbs report mixed precipitation and several totals including .12 inches in Chester and Edgmont, 11 in Media, and .02 at the airport.
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Inside Your Daily Times highlights and page references
Summary notes diverse sections and page numbers for features. NATO defense critique appears on page 2 while a hunger story is teased on page 6. Cardinal O'Hara High is mentioned with a storm reference on page 1M along with various sections such as obituaries sports and classifieds elsewhere.
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