North Korean trained guerrillas plot to overthrow Mexico government
North Korea trained Mexican guerrillas planned to seize power and establish a Marxist regime. Authorities arrested 19 suspects after raids on hideouts in Mexico City Acapulco Jalapa and Pachuca and recovered about 84000 dollars used to fund guerrilla activities.
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SST Money Voted Amid Opposition In Congress
The House Appropriations Committee moved to raise SST funding to nearly 1 billion dollars, approving 134 million more for March 30 to June 30. Opponents vow to block SST funding as a test vote looms Thursday, while a bid to remove all SST money from a 2.4 billion Transportation Dept bill failed 26 to 15.
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Travel ban on U S for China ends amid frost crisis
The United States lifts its 20 year old travel ban on Americans to China as President Nixon pledges broader cultural contact. Despite visas issued, only a few Americans will travel to the mainland while Florida is declared a major disaster over frost damage to winter crops and migrant worker aid funds.
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Tricia Nixon Moves Wedding Date to June 5
Tricia Nixon, at the bride’s prerogative, advances her marriage to Harvard law student Edward Cox from June 12 to June 5. The First Family plans a White House and Irish evening program with Cox’s family in attendance and with John and Mrs Lynch as guests of honor.
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Whit ney Young Jr. autopsy cites possible sea death
Mourners filled Riverside Church in New York as Whitney Young Jr. lay in state. An autopsy disclosed he died of a subarachnoid hemorrhage in Laos, where the funeral source said an accident may have caused the brain bleed after a rough sea.
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Why Memorial Services Held for Ill student in San Diego
Memorial services were held for 18 year old Bill Andreev in San Diego after his body was found on a cliff. He killed himself by cyanide after leaving a 100 page diary stating it is not due to God grades sex or hope. The diary, written in March 10 in his UC Santa Barbara dorm, notes the why is the reason and gives no clue to motive.
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Bill Andreev
Pacific Ocean
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University of California At Santa Barbara
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