U S Expects Answer From Russians
Washington reports that U S officials anticipate a Soviet reply to Nixon era offer to begin strategic arms talks during the early UN General Assembly, with Rogers to meet Gromyko by September 20. Delays cited include Dobrynin's health and Moscow’s broader strategic review.
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King Predicted Own Slaying Told by Coretta King
Coretta King says Martin Luther King Jr predicted his assassination. She recalled in Life magazine that while at their Atlanta home they heard of President Kennedy’s death and King warned that he would also be killed, citing a sick society.
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Airlines refuse to fly Williams to the United States
London AP says British airlines refused to fly Robert F Williams to the United States, deeming him an undesirable alien and fearing a hijacking. The U S Embassy offered escort, but carriers stayed firm as Williams, leader of the Republic of New Africa, faces expulsion to Cairo. Williams fled the U S eight years ago after a kidnapping charge amid racial unrest.
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Cuba Expels AP Reporter Wheeler From Havana
In Havana the Cuban government expelled Associated Press correspondent Fen ton Wheeler and his wife with two hours to depart. Fidel Castro's government objected to his reporting, including an AP piece alleging a Mexican Embassy staffer spied for the United States. Wheeler left for Mexico City as Ed Ward Kuri remained as the sole non Communist reporter.
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Miss America Likes Sincere Men
Pamela Ann Eldred the new Miss America 1970 says she likes sincere men and trusts the guidance of elders. The 21 year old Michigan blonde leaves Atlantic City for New York City for nine days of wardrobe fittings before personal appearances. She described the ideal man as one who puts her interests first.
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Twenty Killed On North Carolina Highways
The Associated Press reports 20 people died in North Carolina traffic crashes over the weekend, bringing the annual toll to 1,150. Victims include Carl D. Driggers 18 of Linden and Tommy Lee Nichols 20 of Swannanoa, with multiple others named from Yadkinville Boonville Shelby Franklin- ton Greenville Raleigh and more, and several injuries noted.
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Charles Harris
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Ellen Toby Sauber
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Harkers Island
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ICC Members Prohibited From Accepting Free Rooms
Washington AP report says ICC officials must pay their own travel expenses after a memo by chair Virginia Mae Brown directing officials to stop accepting hotel rooms and transport from trucking and railroad groups and other agencies. The inquiry notes some have traveled for years at industry expense, while commissioners deny any influence on decisions though concerns were raised by Ralph Nader and others.
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