Agnew Reaches Auckland on Asia Pacific Tour
Vice President Spiro Agnew arrived in Auckland for a three day visit to New Zealand the final stop on his 37 000 mile Asia and Pacific tour. Police disrupted small protests five yards from his hotel as he greeted Prime Minister Keith Holyoake and a crowd of about 100 spectators.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Auckland
Spiro Agnew
New Zealand
Agnew
Australia
Keith Wolyoake
Canberra
Fimbassy
Biafra Aid Ban Shocks Nigerian War Front
Nigeria bans all Biafra relief supplies from France Portugal South Africa and Rhodesia and rejects aid offers from the French Red Cross Joint Church Aid and Caritas accusing foreign groups of prolonging the conflict. President Gowon calls for mercy toward Biafrans under federal control and delays a British medical shipment awaiting transfer from military to civilian aircraft.
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Caritas
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Biafra
Britain
Budget cuts eyed by Nixon after cabinet review
President Nixon ordered further substantial cuts in the next to final draft of the 1971 budget and directed budget director Robert Mayo to find new trimming areas. Officials suggested the fiscal 1971 outlay could exceed 200 billion dollars and excise tax increases might be dropped.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Robert Mayo
Court Integration Order Stuns Dixie
The Supreme Court ordered 14 districts across Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana to desegregate totally and begin integrated schools by the end of the month affecting about 300 000 students. Sen John C Stennis criticized integration while the court denied extensions by a 6 to 2 vote.
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Supreme Court
Florida
Georgia
Ala
Bama
Mississippi
Louisiana
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
NAACP
Legal Defense Fund
Alabama
Noted Composer Killed by Auto in Phoenix
Harry MacGregor Woods, 74, a prolific songwriter of the 1920s and 1980s known for When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain and Side by Side, was struck by a car and killed after stepping from a taxicab in front of his east Phoenix home. Driver Kenneth Olsen, 49, of Phoenix, was not held.
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Phoenx
Woods
Red Robin
Bob Bob Robin
Kate Smith
East Phoenix
Kenneth Olsen
Phoenix
Good Samaritan Feeds Suspect Then Helps Place Him
Paroled rapist Raymond Scott, 34, linked to a shooting spree that left two dead and three wounded in San Francisco, was captured next day in Lafayette after a Good Samaritan, Daniel Wisdom, 26, sheltered him a few hours earlier. Wisdom and Adele Wisdom hosted Scott in their home before his arrest by six deputies.
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Good Samaritan
Raymond Scott
Folsom
East Bay
Lafayette
Scott
Wisdom
Adele
Diablo College
McCarthy plans talks on Moscow Paris trip
Senator Eugene McCarthy said he will discuss his Moscow and Paris trip with State Department officials. He indicated any public statement would not be startling and noted talks with Soviet leaders, Paris negotiators at the Vietnam peace talks, and U.S. envoys. Mitcham sues for 200000 over Malibu motorcycle crash in Los Angeles. he was injured July 15 and treated at UCLA Medical Center. His attorney says the crash may affect his travel for ABC’s American Sportsman polar bear hunt.
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D-Minn
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State Department
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Paris
McCarthy
Vietnam
U.S
Jim Mitcham
Robert Mitchum
Los Angeles Superior Court
Mitchum
Malibu
Ucla Medical Center
Rubie Johnson
Lawrence Nagin
Mitehum
Norway
ABC
Nevada Chief Justice Faces License Suspension
Walking Chief Justice Jon Collins of the Nevada Supreme Court will have his driver license suspended for six months after refusing a blood test following his arrest for driving under the influence. District Attorney Robert List filed a reckless driving charge citing no evidence of actual intoxication.
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Nevada Supreme Court
Jon Collins
Carson City
Collins
Robert List
Nixon flies to Camp David to draft State of the Union
President Nixon traveled by helicopter to Camp David in Maryland to draft the forthcoming State of the Union address to Congress on January 22 and to make final budget decisions. He plans to return sometime Saturday.
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Maryland Mountains
White House
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