Cosmonauts Visit White House In Mutual Courtesies
President Nixon greeted Soviet cosmonauts Maj. Gen. Georgiy Beregovoy and Konstantin Feoktistov at the White House. They traveled from New York to Houston for a tour of the U S Manned Spacecraft Center and are in the United States at Col Frank Burman’s invitation.
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Poland demands French action on Berlin airliner hijack
Poland asked French authorities in West Berlin to hand over the hijackers of a Polish airliner. Copies were sent to the Soviet Union United States and Britain. A French spokesman said Paris had not decided on charges but may try the men in a French civil court.
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Beat Author Kerouac Dies at 47 in St Petersburg
UPI reports novelist Jack Kerouac father of the Beat Generation died after a hemorrhage at his home in St Petersburg at age 47. He had lived in Florida nearly a year with his wife Stella and his invalid mother. Burial planned in Lowell Massachusetts where he rose from factory town roots.
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No Rest For Astronauts In Turkey Visit
Apollo 11 crew Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins toured Ankara on a goodwill trip for President Nixon. After a morning rest they enjoyed an afternoon sightseeing drive as thousands cheered them.
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Social Insurance Rise in Holland Reported
The Hague UPI notes that social insurance legislation will cost the Netherlands 13 billion guilders this year. It cites payments under the program as 2 percent of national income in 1938, rising to 9 percent in 1958 and about 18 percent in 1968.
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Rain Surprise and Temperature Dip Forecast
Wet streets appeared overnight with a quarter inch of rain by afternoon. The forecast calls for scattered showers today with a high near 70 and 10 to 20 mph northerly winds. Old timers recall the heavy 1949 snow as a cautionary tale while forecasters warn of a harsher winter ahead.
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Notice to probate will in the Benson estate
In the Eighth Judicial District Court Clark County Nevada case A71043 the will of Carl Arthur Benson is proposed for probate. Helen Marjorie Benson seeks appointment as executrix with a hearing set for November 7, 1969 at 9:15 AM at Las Vegas Court House. Residents with objections must appear.
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Tokyo street clashes as students attack police nationwide
Radical students battled police in Tokyo and other cities during a protest against Japan's pro American policy. Police arrested 1393 people nationwide. 21 policemen and at least 45 civilians were injured in Tokyo. U.S. forces were ordered to avoid Tokyo during the demonstrations.
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Humphrey meets Sato amid riot police at official residence
Former U S Vice President Hubert H Humphrey met Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato for 30 minutes in Tokyo despite threats by leftist demonstrators. Riot police guarded the prime minister's residence as demonstrations by Japanese Communist and Socialist groups gathered outside. Humphrey, a Britannica director, was accompanied by David L Obsorn and then returned to his hotel.
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Libya demands U S evacuation of Wheelus base by 1974
Libyan official newspaper Al Thawra reports the revolutionary regime will require the United States to evacuate Wheelus air base before the 1974 expiry of the existing use pact. Foreign Minister Saleh Bouissier pressed the U S ambassador on evacuation questions as Britain also holds bases in Libya.
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