Kosygin in Ottawa amid protests and tight security
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrives in Ottawa with heavy police protection as about 800 demonstrators clash near the Soviet Embassy and a 300-strong security cordon surrounds the visit. He travels to Montreal Vancouver Edmonton and Toronto before returning to the Soviet Union on October 25.
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Johnson finds peace after White House memoir finish
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson reportedly feels at peace as his book The Vantage Point is completed. Friends say the five year White House period closes with retirement plans fully successful and Johnson content with his life away from public service.
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John Ford Receives SAG Citation At Film Festival
The Screen Actors Guild honored veteran director John Ford with a citation of admiration calling him one of the giants in motion pictures. SAG president John Gavin delivered the award at Ford's Southern California home after the 17th San Francisco International Film Festival event, preceding a screening of the documentary Directed by John Ford featuring clips from 30 films and interviews with Ford and stars John Wayne James Stewart and Merly Fonda.
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Actress Mercouri calls Agnew Greece trip stupidity
Greek actress Melina Mercouri criticizes Vice President Spiro Agnew for his Greece visit calling it stupidity. She arrives in San Francisco amid a Joan Baez concert in Berkeley honoring those opposing the Papadopoulos government. She says he is not the VP of the United States but the vice president of the United Juntas of the World.
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Nixon phones Pirates manager after World Series win
Danny Murtaugh received a call from President Nixon in the Pirates locker room after their World Series victory over the Orioles in Baltimore. Nixon congratulated him and noted highlights as Murtaugh jabbed about smoking four packs of tobacco. Separately, Britain's Prince Philip and Princess Anne began a royal tour of Turkey, stopping in Izmir before continuing to Ankara and Istanbul to join Queen Elizabeth II.
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Mrs Fania Jordan Arrives in Frankfurt for Germany Tour
Angela Davis sister Mrs Fania Jordan arrived in Frankfurt on Sunday to begin a three day speaking tour of Germany. She aims to inform Europeans about the failed 27 year old track militant and said she hopes to save her sister's life.
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Dutch police seize 3.5 tons of arms bound for IRA
Dutch police detained two men and seized 3.5 tons of weapons and ammunition believed to be bound for the Irish Republican Army in Northern Ireland. An American, Ernst Albert Koenig, 42, was charged with illegal arms trafficking, and Belgian pilot J. M. van Homwegen was detained aboard the DCS chartered airliner. Crates from Omnipol Prague supplied the weapons destined for Wendamont Ltd. in London. The seizure followed tips from Scotland Yard amid rising Northern Ireland violence as British troops were reinforced and a new political storm loomed over alleged torture by security forces.
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South Vietnam border fighting amid fourth week of clashes
Shelling by North Vietnamese gunners on U S and South Vietnamese bases drew intensified air strikes as border fighting near Cambodia continued for a fourth week. Separate items report a Thai police clash with guerrillas killing a boy and an 11 year old girl, a Vatican declaration blessing Maksymilian Kolbe, Belgium weighing action on 40 Soviet agents, a violent Peru earthquake killing at least five, and Tito urging peaceful India Pakistan talks amid territorial tensions.
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Red China Won't Share U N Seat At General Assembly
The Albanian spokesman for Communist China said Peking will not join the United Nations while Nationalist China remains a member. 47 delegations were listed to speak in the China debate, with more expected to be added over the next two days.
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Agnew Receives Grand Cross in Greece During Visit
Vice President Spiro Agnew was awarded Greece's Grand Cross of George I on the second day of his official visit in Athens. A Evzones salute accompanied Agnew as he laid a wreath at the tomb of a war hero, and Premier George Papadopoulos welcomed him at the airport. The trip drew protest from opponents who fear U S support for the Greek government since the 1967 coup, but Agnew refused to comment on U S policy toward Greece.
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