Nixon enjoys emotional Florida welcome on Key Biscayne
President Nixon, exhausted by weeks of crisis, arrives at Key Biscayne after a warm Homestead base reception. He thanks supporters, praises the Cambodia action, and chats with locals as crowds sing and offer praise for his leadership.
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Key Biscayne
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Homestead Air Force Base
Bayside
Homestead
Secret Service
America
Sweethhart
Pat
Bay
Air Force
Auto makers pay last respects to Reuther at memorial
Thousands file by caskets for Walter Reuther and his wife as they lie in state at the Veterans Memorial Building on Detroit's riverfront. Executives of the big four automakers attended to honor a man they disputed with in negotiations yet respected for leadership and dedication.
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Walter’ Reuther
Reuther
Veterans Memorial Building
Detroit
Washington
Lncal
House
Senate
Departments of State, Justice and Commerce
Judiciary
Sheffield
Veterans Administration Hospital
Danville
Colman Gish
Windstown
Viet Troops Open Key Highway to Phnom Penh
U S backed South Vietnamese columns thrust into Cambodia and opened Highway 1 linking Svay Rieng to Neak Luong and advancing toward Phnom Penh. The move aims to ship supplies to Cambodian troops and sustain forces if Americal support is cut. Talks resumed in Paris with no progress, while rioting in Bombay escalates. a Brazilian jetliner hijacking occurred, and Syria accused of sabotaging the Trans-Arabian pipeline amid oil-market pressures.
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Cambodia
Fhnom Feoh
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Neak Luong
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Syria
Saudi Arabia
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Mideast
U.S
Washington
Israel
Egypt Sinks Israeli Boat With Missiles
TEL AVIV reports an Egyptian guided missile patrol boat attacked and sank a 70 ton Israeli fishing boat in the Mediterranean just before midnight Wednesday. Four crewmen were missing. Israel had not sunk a ship since June 2007 except the Eilat in October 1967. The air war saw Israel pound Suez Canal positions for seven hours and shoot down two MiG-21s. Israel also struck bases in Jordan.
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Mediterranean
Israel
Uye
Eilat
Suez Canal
Jordan
Basea
FBI busts 14 state burglary ring indicts 15
The FBI announced indictments against 15 people linked to a 14 state bank and office burglary ring dating to 1965. Among those named: Fred Jonson Moses Jr., a former University of Tennessee football star, and Lonas Ray Caughorn, known as the "Houdini of the South." The ring is tied to about 40 burglaries across Tennessee and neighboring states.
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Virginia
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Lonas Ray Caughorn
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Houdini of
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Junior Miss beauty brains winner Seeks better elder ties
América's newest Junior Miss Karen Stenwall of Phoenix wins a $10,000 college scholarship at Mobile finals plus $2,000 from preliminary wins for fitness and scholastic achievement. Additional top finalists include Cerot Buelland from Farmington Coli Laura Floydelle from Jackson Mississippi Rhonda Martyn and Debbie Steiner.
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Af Phoeniix
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Karen
Mobile
Ala
New Jersey
National Merit Scholarship Foundation
Texas Christian University
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Farmington, Colin
Laura Fioyelle
Jackson, Mins
Rhonda Martyn
Huntington Beach
Calif
Debbie Steiner
Et Grove
Wise
Nixon honors Medal of Honor recipients at ceremony
President Nixon praised twelve Congressional Medal of Honor winners and their families for bravery above and beyond the call of duty. He noted the war’s distance and lack of broad support, while promising millions will honor their valor as time passes. Awardees include Ballard, Bueha, Flemig, Herda, Kelley, Kerrey, Levitow, Livingston, Vargas Jr., Lynch, Ray, and Rogers, most wounded in action.
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Land of the Free
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Donald Ballard
Kansas City
Army
Paul Bueha
Highland Falls
N.Y
Air Force
James Flemig
Longview
Wash
Frank Herda
Parma
Ohio
Thomas Kelley
Kaneohe
Hawaii
Jo Kerrey
Lincoln
Neb
John Levitow
Highland
Calif
James Livingston
Telfair
Ossie Davis Calls for Equal Opportunity in Power Media
Ossie Davis told broadcast executives that Blacks and Puerto Ricans seek a chance to use Power responsibly. He, a Black artist and producer-director, said his future lies in table television and that Blacks will not be shut out as they were in radio and television.
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Ossie Davis
Davis
Arta
Turner star’s daughter Cheryl Crone freed on marijuana charge
Cheryl Crone 26 the daughter of Lana Turner had marijuana possession charges dismissed after a San Fernando Municipal Court judge ruled there was insufficient evidence for a hold. Maria De Urario 26 was bound over to Superior Court following the preliminary hearing.
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Lana Turner
Willian Drake
Cheryl Crone
Maria de Urario
Bolind
Calculated critique of Agnew targets press credibility
Norman Isaacs, editor of the Toniaville Courier Journal of Times, voiced at the ASNE convention in San Francisco that Vice President Spiro Agnew’s attacks on the media constitute a calculated campaign to erode public trust in the press. Isaacs spoke on his year as ASNE president on the convention's final day.
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Spiro Agnew
Norman Isaacs
Toniaville Courier- Journal of Times
ASNE
Ammtel
San Francisco
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