Nixon to Meet Arab Ministers in Washington Talks
President Nixon agrees to meet today with foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia Algeria Kuwait and Morocco in Washington to discuss the Israeli Arab war and U.S. role. Senate leader Mansfield urged a six nation summit with Soviet Union France England West Germany and Japan to push for an immediate cease fire.
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Frances Levine
Associated Press
Washington
Nizon
Middle East
White House
U.S
Israel
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Mansfield
Warrizon
Soviet Union
France
England
West Germany
Japan
Saudi Arabia
Algeria
Kuwait
Morocco
New York
United Nations
Faisal
United
Gerald L. Warren
Asred
UFO sightings sweep Pascagoula sheriff admits sleep loss
Sheriff Fred Diamond of Pascagoula Mississippi says reports of unidentified flying objects have flooded in, leaving him exhausted after days of monitoring the strange activity. The wave began last Thursday with accounts from Charles Hickson and Calvin.
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Craig Ammerman
Associated Press
Twinkle
Fred Diamond
Pascagoula
Miss
Diamond
Charles Hickson
Calvin
Jury pool chosen for Hayes case
A 300 name special jury pool was drawn in Memphis for the Hayes case as jury selection dragged. Nine officers face charges including first degree murder, assault to murder and neglect of duty over Calvin McKissack’s beating and Hayes’s death after a pickup crash. Six weeks expected.
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Memphis, Tenn
Criminal Court
W. Otis Higgs Jr
Elton Hayes
Higgs
Memphis
Michael Dougherty
E. M. Bonham
T. R. Wilks
Shelby County
J. L. Roberts
J. B. Dyer
D. L. Davis
W. L. Graves
Larry Skelton
Calvin McKissack
Hayes
Harold Ray
Brushing Up on Dummy Reversals in Bridge Play
In a Bridge column by Oswald and James Jacoby, South rebids four clubs and executes a proposed dummy reversal to try for a grand slam. The analysis explains the precise line to enter dummy and ruff diamonds, then ruff with trumps to maximize the total tricks. A five diamond bid is suggested when holding South Aa AKRbA K, guiding overbidding with strong ace value.
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South
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
China wins first round on Cambodian representation
United Nations vote signals 11 to 2 committee support for debating a Chinese backed plan to restore Sihanouk regime representation in Phnom Penh. Britain, Denmark and others abstained. Fiji sided with the United States against the motion. China’s Huang Hua condemned Lon Nol as a traitorous clique while U.S. envoy Bennett questioned the scope of pro-Sihanouk control amid regional tensions.
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United States
Lon Nol
United Nations
Phnom Penh
U.N
Peking
Norodom Sihanouk
General Assembly
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Sihanouk
Fiji
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Britain
France
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Netherlands
Huang Hua
United
States
Cambodia
W. Tapley Bennett Jr
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