Pat Nixon Tours GI Hospital in Vietnam Visit
First Lady Pat Nixon toured a 24th Evacuation Hospital at Long Binh near Saigon and visited an orphanage in Tu Duc. She handed out inscribed Pen sets to wounded and spoke with nurses and soldiers, stressing goodwill and dialogue during her five hour trip.
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Pakistan Sceptical Welcome for Nixon Visit
President Nixon visits Pakistan amid cool official reception as CENTO and SEATO fade. Pakistan, allied with Red China, rejects American collective security plans and resists reconciliation with India while seeking more US aid and an end to weapon embargo.
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FTC Halts Natural Juice Claim by Orange Plus Drink
The Federal Trade Commission said General Foods Corp of White Plains NY agreed to stop claiming the imitation orange drink Orange Plus is a natural juice or becomes natural juice when diluted. The agency warned the advertising conveyed that fruit flavored products were natural juices.
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Repainting Wrought Iron Railings
After exposure to winter weather the railing around your home may need a touch up. Sand flaking paint and rested railing then apply rust inhibiting primer. Finish with one or two coats of enamel to complete restoration.
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Apollo 11 Moon Voyage Fools The Doomsday Moon Tales
Before Apollo 11, fearsome moon predictions warned of danger from moon dust electrical charges laser-like optics and fatal dust explosions. Yet unmanned Surveyors showed safety as astronauts walked on the moon with manageable risks of landing, life support, and communication, making the mission one of history’s most daring.
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Chicago May Worst Month for Auto Accidents Involving Students
A Chicago report identifies May as the peak month for auto accidents involving schoolchildren and flags Friday as the most dangerous day. Data highlights risk patterns among students, with emphasis on weekday travel and school routes.
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U S Plans Unfettered Okinawa Base Useahead of Return
Tokyo sources say the United States seeks unfettered use of its Okinawa bases in emergencies if Okinawa is returned to Japan. Secretary Rogers met with Foreign Minister Aichi in a closed door session and officials say the talks broadened areas of agreement.
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OAS Peace Rule Praised as Salvadoran Pullout Advances
Central American tensions ease as El Salvador agrees to withdraw 45 miles from Honduran territory under OAS mediation. The eight hour talks included Argentina Guatemala the United States and Venezuela with observers to monitor the ceasefire and human rights trials to follow. A census of residents and safe return of displaced people are also urged while West Germany plans to enroll 700000 high school students in 1970.
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