Nixon weighs ABM decision during Sunday White House session
President Nixon nears a personal decision on deploying the antiballistic missile system and spends two hours with top aides at his Florida beach villa. He reviews Washington reports including Rogers on Soviet talks as cold weather grips the U.S. with record lows and snow.
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Miner Freed From Eight Days Entombment Near Lark Utah
Grizzled miner William V. Jones aged 60 was rescued Sunday night after more than eight days trapped in a rock niche by a rockslide in a lead-zinc mine near Lark Utah. Jones waved to his wife and relatives, looked well, and was placed in an ambulance. Family members cried with joy as fellow miners with hand tools carved a passage to reach him, Gov. Ramp ton visited the mine to check progress. Pope Paul VI spoke at St. Pius X Church in Rome drawing thousands, Abernathy forecast nonviolent protests after King Jr s death anniversary, Byrnes in satisfactory condition after a fever from a stroke, and Dr. Schnittker discussed limits on farm subsidies during Johnson era.
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Free toppers end as Stetson halts mayor race hats
The Stetson Hat Co stops a 20 year practice of giving free hats to New York mayoral candidates. Louis Stetson Allen cites candidates announcing to receive a free topper. Separately, reports say a deal to plead guilty by James Earl Ray in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. murder could be announced, potentially shortening his trial.
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Hospital reports child heart transplant showing signs of rejection
Officials at Children's Hospital in Cincinnati said Christine Corrin six appeared to be weakening and showing the first signs of rejection after a heart transplant. Doctors increased the dosage of immunosuppressive drugs to stop the rejection phenomena as of Sunday into Monday.
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Reds Pound 30 Bases in Wide Viet Action
Soviet backed offensives shell at least thirty military bases and three towns as week three of the spring offensive opens. U S forces report sixty four total enemy killed in scattered clashes near Saigon Kontum and central highlands with 84 enemy fatalities claimed by Allied commands.
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Dacca Endures Famine Reports Amid Strikes and Riots
Reports from Dacca East Pakistan describe the first famine signs as widespread strikes rioting and political meetings paralyze industry and commerce. Parties clash over a new constitution and a successor to President Ayub Khan who says he will not run in 1970 elections.
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Soviet Allies Call for Yugoslav Party Congress Boycott
Belgrade reports that the Soviet leadership orders allied parties including Czechoslovak Communists to boycott the Yugoslav Communist Party congress. The move signals Cold War factional tensions within the communist bloc and heightens intra bloc friction across Eastern Europe.
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Russia warns China as border clash sparks protests
MOSCOW The Soviet Union fanned public anger against Communist China Sunday while protecting the embattled Chinese Embassy from crowds protesting a border clash a week earlier. The Red Star urged vigilance and boosted combat readiness amid alleged Chinese belligerence. China reportedly mobilized about 5 million troops on alert and prepared forwar near the Soviet border in case of a Soviet attack.
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Independent Mengow swee published daily in Long Beach
A garbled newspaper notice appears to reference a daily publication schedule from a Los Angeles County unit with a sixth street Pine Avenue address, a Cree number C-10788 and a monthly price listed. details are partially illegible but imply an official public notice or imprint.
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Panther Bobby Seale launches European speaking tour
Black Panther founder Bobby Seale began a 30 day European speaking tour with probation officer approval after leaving Friday. He remains on probation for carrying a gun into the Capitol at Sacramento in May 1967 and will address audiences in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden with possible stops in West Germany.
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