Agnew on World Tour Briefing Not Disclosed
Vice President Spiro Agnew’s month long world tour was discussed with President Nixon in a brief 15 minute meeting. Agnew declined to brief reporters on the return flight and the atmosphere between Agnew and the press cooled amid questions and critical coverage.
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Move Rabaul 20 miles east due to eruption risk
Papuan member Matthias Toliman urged Australia to relocate the town of Rabaul 20 miles east to Kokupo because of volcanic eruptions tidal waves and widespread tremors since July 14. Two deaths have occurred as the area faces ongoing seismic danger.
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Vietnam War Skirmish Near Svay Rieng Noted
South Vietnamese forces clashed with a strong Communist force about 12 miles northwest of Svay Rieng on Highway 1. The battle left 42 enemy dead, including 25 by helicopter gunships, with no Vietnamese casualties reported.
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Showers Expected Friday Across Arkansas Ahead of Front
A diagonal cool front moves into northern Louisiana by Friday morning, bringing widespread showers and thundershowers to south Arkansas. Expect cloudy to partly cloudy skies, little temperature change, with Friday afternoon highs in the 80s and morning lows mid 60s to low 70s. Wednesday brought heavy rains in higher elevations with highs in the 70s and 80s. Fort Smith and Fayetteville hit 83, Texarkana and Jonesboro 78. Overnight lows varied state wide from 60 to 71. Rainfall totals for the 24 hours ending 7 am included Fayetteville .48, Harrison .37, Jonesboro .53, Pine Bluff .26, Texarkana .23, El Dorado .23, Memphis .01, Little Rock .65, Fort Smith .72 inches.
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Parachute Jump by Prince Charles
Poole England 1AP Prince Charles completes RAF training with a parachute jump into the English Channel. The 22 year old heir to the throne floats 1200 feet, dips underwater briefly, and is picked up by Royal Marines 15 seconds after landing.
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Conservative revolt grows against Nixon in 1972 scene
AP reports a coalition of conservative organizers and editors has broken with President Nixon, but GOP leaders say they will return as options on the right are limited. Dole Goldwater and Allott say defections won’t derail Nixon. Reagan is seen as a loyalist unlikely to lead a revolt.
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Kevin Dye Safe But Weak in Wyoming Wilderness
Kevin Dye, 9, survived 225 hours in Wyoming high country after vanishing July 18. He stayed alive on water from streams, aided by his hyperactivity and aphasia aiding stamina. Found near a stream 20 miles from a friend's cabin, he was hospitalized in Casper in weakened condition with 15 pounds lost.
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No Comment on Marriage of Christina Onassis
Greek shipping magnate Aris Onassis declined public comment on the marriage of his 20 year old daughter Christina to 47 year old Hollywood real estate man Joseph Botker. An unnamed relative said he was angry while a Onassis spokesman refused questions on the family matter. Greek papers said he was unaware of Christina's Las Vegas wedding to Botker.
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Deadline for Pullout May Be Waived
Washington AP reports House negotiators offered a no deadline counterproposal on Indochina war pullout while warning that no early draft resolution is likely. House and Senate conferees struggle over a two year extension as antiwar senators threaten filibuster without a firm withdrawal date.
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Mansfield
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Reagan Would Not Accept Vice Presidential Nomination
Gov. Ronald Reagan of California said he would not accept the Republican nomination for vice president even if the ticket were denied to Spiro Agnew. He argued he could do more as California’s governor and noted his lack of political ambition to seek higher office. The remarks came during a taped Buckley interview on Firing Line from Sacramento, aired recently.
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Spy flights over China suspended amid Nixon visit
New York AP report says the U S halted all manned and unmanned reconnaissance flights over Communist China to avoid any incident during President Nixon's planned Peking trip. The move recalls a 1960s episode when a U2 mission led to a canceled summit after a Powers flight was shot down over Soviet territory.
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China
Nixon
Peking
New York Times
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Odrinex Promises Fat Loss Without Exercise
A Hope drug store advertises Odrinex as a tiny tablet for rapid fat loss with no diet or exercise required. It claims thousands of users nationwide over 12 years, a money back guarantee, and mail order options from John P. Cox Drug Store in Hope.
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