Queen Hosts Emperor In Royal London Welcome
Queen Elizabeth hosted Emperor Hirohito during a three day state visit marked by grand pageantry and restrained hostility from some spectators. The queen urged remembering the past yet pursuing peace and friendship, while Hirohito, in morning dress, observed the procession amid a 41 gun salute.
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FBI Informer Reveals Klan Infiltration in Pontiac Case
Jer ome Lauinger a Pontiac fireman and unpaid FBI informant describes childhood prejudice that pushed him to expose the Ku Klux Klan. He infiltrated the Pontiac unit of the United Klans of America and sent reports guiding warrants that led to six arrests after the August 30 school bus bombing.
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Nixon hosts Wilmington reception for Salute to the President group
President Nixon spent an hour in Wilmington Delaware at a champagne reception with influential Republicans planning nationwide Salute to the President fund raising dinners on November 9. Accompanied by Senator Dole Attorney General Mitchell RNC leaders and Delaware's U S senators Boggs and Roth, the event marked Nixon's 50th state visit since taking office.
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Reduced Black Panther Leader Life Term Shortened
Warren Kimbro, a Black Panther leader, had his second-degree murder sentence for the 1969 shooting of Alex Rackley cut to a minimum of a few years by the Connecticut Board of Pardons after a State's Attorney recommendation. He, aged 37, becomes parole eligible after two years, including time served, while fourteen Panthers tied to the May 21 murder were arrested, including Bobby Seale.
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Vietnam Withdrawal Speeds Up U.S. Pullout
The Americal Division is slated for total withdrawal by December 1 as part of Nixon's plan to reduce U.S. troop levels to 184,000. The 101st Airborne faces a similar timetable with most units leaving by January 1, signaling a swifter Vietnam pullout.
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