Nixon deplores massacre and Japan apologizes to Israel
President Nixon condemned the Lod airport massacre as ugly violence. Japan apologized and pledged compensation as Israel tightened security ahead of the fifth anniversary of the 1967 war. Fifty three killed and eighty one wounded in Tel Aviv as Japanese militants attacked with guns and grenades.
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