Communists Hit 30 Bases as U S Warns on Escalation
Communist rocket and mortar fire disrupted 30 military bases nationwide with light damage. Two major infantry bases near Saigon were hit while U S B 52s bombed Communist forces threatening the capital. W Averell Harriman warned against increasing the ground war citing the Viet Cong offensive as a response to intensified U S activity.
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Soviet West Berlin autobahn games stretch sixth day
The Soviets again opened and closed the Berlin autobahn for a sixth day, claiming military maneuvers while retaliating against West German presidential voting in West Berlin. Peking urged loyalty to Stalin amid Sino Soviet tensions after a deadly border crash near San Juan Puerto Rico. All 19 aboard the missing Puerto Rican airliner were killed in the crash, with victims not identified.
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Paris Gold Prices Rise to Peak as France Tensions Grow
Gold prices climbed to a record 47.92 dollars an ounce on the Paris Bourse amid labor management strains in France raising fears of devaluation. The surge marked a third straight day of new highs in European markets.
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Nixon Attends Services for His Uncle in State College
President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon visited State College Pennsylvania for funeral services honoring Dr. Ernest L. Nixon 85 a former Penn State professor known as the potato king He died Tuesday night Nixon called him a great inspiration and the Nixons arrived by Marine helicopter to a cheering crowd at the university The services were held at Koch funeral home with students lining nearby rooftops to glimpse the First Family Also Chicago Mayor Daley said a majority of Democratic leaders believed Humphrey could not win the presidency before the August convention and suggested Edward Kennedy should have been the nominee
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Nixon appointee named deputy undersecretary of state
Secretary of State Rogers announced Nathaniel Samuels, 60, a New York investment banker with Kuhn Loeb & Co., as deputy undersecretary of state for economic affairs in a newly created post. Samuels is a Republican and Nixon campaign contributor.
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Ecuador halts talks with oil firm Texaco Gulf over profits
Quito reports the government ended negotiations with the Texaco Gulf oil drilling consortium and warned it may cancel drilling rights if it does not secure a larger share of profits and additional compensation.
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Four Muslims on Trial for Spying for Israel in Beirut Case
In Beirut Iraq two Iraqis and two Iranians, all Moslems, face trial before the Iraqi revolutionary court on charges of spying for Israel. The defendants are accused of aiding Israeli intelligence and compromising regional security.
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Cuba arrests first hijacker identified in air piracy case
Granma reports Anthony Garnet Bryant, a U.S. citizen, hijacked a National Airlines jet diverted to Cuba. Bryant had prior U.S. arrests for robbery and drug trafficking and robbed a passenger of 1700 dollars, which Cuban officials returned to the owner.
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Terrorists Hit Again at Hebrew University Cafeteria
A time bomb hidden in a window flower box exploded in a busy Hebrew University cafeteria in Jerusalem. Twenty nine people were injured with seven in serious condition. Arab guerrillas claimed responsibility for the attack as police rounded up a score of suspects.
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Desertion case at Ft Dix yields four year sentence
A military court at Fort Dix New Jersey sentenced Spec. 4 Edwin C. Arnett to four years at hard labor for deserting his Vietnam unit and seeking asylum in Sweden. The Santa Ana California cook showed emotion during the nine day trial and said he did not expect such a stiff penalty.
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Long Beach Daily Norfolk? Paper Details 1949 Publication
Friday March 7 1949 issue notes publication details for Long Beach California with dates of filing and court adjudication. The entry shows volume 32 number 48 and notes daily except weekends, address Sixth Street and Pine Avenue, and carrier and mail rates.
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