U.N. acts on piracy and other world events
The U N Security Council condemned acts endangering civil aviation and urged effective measures against hijackers after a partial airline strike disrupted global travel. Banishing threats, U N officials noted aviation groups urged sanctions on nations aiding hijackers as Ireland and other regions faced violence and political turmoil.
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City Federal branch installed at Woodbridge Shopping Center
A Sikorsky Skycrane lowers a space bank branch into place at the Woodbridge New Jersey Shopping Center. The factory built spheroid structure is fully equipped and opened for business as power and phone lines were connected.
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Nixon plans televised address on Vietnam troop cut
President Nixon is expected to comment further on Vietnam troop withdrawals by July 1 with a target of reducing U S forces to 9 000. Press Secretary Ronald L Ziegler said the Defense Department will meet that level and he declined to prestate any specific remarks. No date for a press conference has been set amid ongoing questions about Nixon’s national address and a possible ceasefire topic. Chinese Premier Chou En Lai hosted Kissinger and his party in Beijing, with NCNA not detailing talks. Western capitals weigh Indochina settlement as a main topic of discussion.
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Cartoonist Tom Lite Dies at 73 Pulitzers Highlight Nashville career
Pulitzer winning Nashville Tennessean cartoonist Tom Lite dies at 73. His career spans more than two decades at the Tennessean, including a 1947 Pulitzer for a cartoon on polio with Dr. Grady Hallman. Testimony in Houston reveals Dr. Denton Cooley implanted an artificial heart in Karp, while Dr. Liolla and other figures face a $45 million damage suit. Daniel Cory, longtime biographer of Pound, dies at 67 near Merano Castle. Eileen Moffett, 16, helps student Phil Davies, 17, in a tablerottering attempt at Victor Valley College.
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Phil Davies
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Agnes Floods Sweep Across South Following Agnes
National report chronicles Agnes death tolls reaching 18, with Florida and Cuba hardest hit. Red Cross shelters exceed 5,000. at least 17 homeless. Damage estimates up to 15 million. flash flood warnings issued across Carolinas and Virginia as storms spread eastward.
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