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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1969

Page

4

Mansfield sees Cuba ties as possible to curb hijackings

Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said restoring diplomatic relations with Cuba and allowing normal flights could curb the rash of highjackings, with 11 hijackings reported this year. He warned of potential accidents and urged action beyond image concerns.

Washington UPI Senate Mike Mansfield Cuba Mansfield Fidel Castro Iraq Israel Vietnam Nixon U.S United States Manila

Nixon and Eisenhower talk in bedroom amid NSC meeting notes

Nixon and Eisenhower conferred in Eisenhower's suite as Kissinger observed. The meeting touched on Middle East diplomacy, UN four power talks, and US response to Nasser. A separate theft report notes a tape player and 30 tapes worth 300 dollars stolen from Kenneth Morrison's car near Lakewood Boulevard and Clark Street.

Nixon National Security Council Eisenhower Kissinger Kenneth Morrison Lakewood Boulevard Clark Street

Fliers Threatens Sydney in Stolen Plane Stunt

An American, Robert Baudin, 51, stole a light aircraft from Bankstown Airport around 6:30 am and circled Sydney Harbour vowing to crash into the sea if authorities refused his exit. He landed after about three hours as police awaited to escort him to Lynden Court to face forgery and counterfeiting charges. Police lacked a U.S. address but believed he hailed from Ohio.

Sydney UPI Sydney Harbor Australia Bankstown Robert Baudin Baudin Lyndey Baudins Ohio

Four High School Boys Found Dead in Camp

Four high school students were found dead in their bunks at a camp near Northeast Pond Milton New Hampshire. Police said they died from gas poisoning.

Milton, N.H UPI Northeast Pond

Nasser offers terms to pacify Middle East

New York dispatch reports President Nasser would concession if Israel withdraws from occupied territories after the 1967 war. Newsweek quotes Nasser proposing non belligerence ideas and a just solution for Palestinian refugees, with demilitarized zones near Israel except Sinai. Time notes Israel plans 20 settlements on the West Bank and more in other areas. A political note closes with a classified ad.

New York UPI Gamal Abdel Nasser United Arab Republic Israel Newsweek Time Nasser Middle East Sinai Peninsula Time Magazine West Bank Jordan River

Humphrey Sees ABM Move as Push for Talks

Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey argues Lyndon Johnson authorized a limited anti missile defense to spur Soviet arms talks. He notes conflicting adviser views on Soviet nukes and cautions that Sentinel deployment could provoke a new arms race while not solving core nuclear strategy issues.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey Lyndon B. Johnson U.S Soviet Union Johnson Humphrey Jerome Weisner John F. Kennedy Weisner Robert McNamara McNamara Sentinel United States

Teen killed in downtown Albany theater shooting

A 17-year-old white youth died after a Sunday night shooting at a downtown Albany theater during a race violence themed film. Police withheld identity pending notification of next of kin.

Albany, N.Y Albany Albany Medical Center

Chicago college suspends 61 in four day sit in

The University of Chicago suspended 61 students for disrupting the administration building as part of a four day protest over the non renewal of sociology professor Marlene Dixon. The suspensions are temporary and subject to appeal.

Chicago UPI University of Chicago Marlene Dixon University Dixon

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