Nixon adds Poland to journey in Moscow trip
President Nixon will visit Poland on May 31 and June 1 on his way home from the Moscow summit, meeting Soviet leaders. The Warsaw stop mirrors his 1950 route when he faced Khrushchev and was shown a hero's welcome by Poles.
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LBJ suffers new heart problem amid hospital secrecy
Former President Lyndon Johnson experienced ventricular tachycardia the day after a second heart attack. Doctors summoned Johnson's heart specialist from Atlanta as reporters waited at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio. Johnson rested comfortably while staff kept details limited.
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Belfast Battle Rages as Devlin Sent to Jail
Bernadette Devlin and Frank McManus were jailed after an Enniskillen court convicted them of taking part in an illegal parade amid a Belfast daylong riot. Two guerrilla snipers were shot dead and a 9 year old boy was wounded as three other snipers and two soldiers were hurt. In Uruguay, Tupamaro clashes near a Communist club left 19 dead in four days with a state of internal war declared. Britain faced transport chaos as railroad workers walked out, while Turkey saw Prime Minister Nihat Erim resign after a year marked by bombings and kidnappings. The US Senate panel cut 44 million from USIA funding.
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Ford recalls 423000 72 cars over wheel detachment
Ford Motor Co recalls 423000 1972 Torino and Mercury Montego cars in the United States and Canada for a rear wheel detachment risk due to axle bearing deterioration. Five incidents of wheel loss reported. company cites various contributing factors.
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