Nixon hosts Chinese ping pong team at White House
President Nixon welcomed the Chinese table tennis team to the White House on a sunlit visit and said the tour’s true victory would be peace and friendship between the United States and China. Chiang Kai-shek conveyed mutual wishes, praising the gesture as in line with both peoples’ aims. Nixon also noted a two hour sunset Potomac cruise aboard the Sequoia with staff and Secret Service.
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Warning signals from former president Johnson’s heart
Former President L y t don Johnson showed irregular heartbeats that doctors in San Antonio said indicated possible further heart damage. Johnson was treated and in good spirits, with heart specialist Dr J Willis Huret citing the episode as an early warning requiring careful medication and monitoring.
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Meredith Returns to Ole Miss in Houndstooth Coat
Federal marshals accompany James Meredith back to the University of Mississippi where he spoke to a junior history class. The event marks a decade since his first enrollment sparked deadly riots and national attention.
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Airliner crash in Addis Ababa. 36 dead, 47 escaped
An East African Airways VC10 crashed after takeoff from Addis Ababa, splitting in two and sliding over a cliff. 36 people died, 47 escaped injury. at least four Americans aboard, three injured, others unhurt. Many victims likely British schoolchildren returning from vacations in Nairobi and Addis Ababa. Aircraft carried 96 passengers and 11 crew. Seven crew members believed among the dead.
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HEW rules require free care for poor in funded facilities
Federal health officials proposed rules mandating about 4000 hospitals and nursing homes receiving federal funds to provide a set amount of free care to the poor. Noncompliance could threaten federal aid or licenses. The move follows lawsuits seeking admission of needy patients to facilities in New Orleans, Weld County Colorado Homestead Massachusetts Webster County West Virginia and Washington DC.
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