Nixon consults aides at Camp David on Korea Czech crisis and crime message
President Nixon met two hours with Atty. Gen. Mitchell and aides Ehrlichman Haldeman and Kissinger at Camp David to discuss North Korea tensions, Czechoslovakia upheaval, and a forthcoming crime-control message to Congress. Ziegler said topics included the North Korea air incident and the reformist Czech regime. The plan is to outline administration tax proposals in the initial phase of the message.
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U.S. Copter Base Hit in 35th Night of Shelling
The Marble Mountain Marine base near Da Nang was hit by Soviet 122mm rockets killing two Marines and wounding 46 as South Vietnamese troops suffered heavy losses at Lam Son training center. Across the country, 11 civilians died and 77 were wounded amid scattered shelling of four airfields and other military targets.
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Birds Hess Sole Companions In Solitary Berlin Prison Garden
Former Nazi deputy Rudolf Hess, 75, lives under guard at Spandau in a sunlit garden where crows pigeons and songbirds gather each day. He feeds them from a paper bag and mutters of rotten weather and Alexandria where he was born.
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Berlin
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Spandau
West Berlin
Alexandria
Egypt
Varied events on tap for Tech’s International Week
Lubbock area reports a slate of events for Texas Tech International Week beginning today. News items note a Houston Ballet audience in Lubbock and district fee discussions, with multiple pages covering local arts and civic topics.
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Tech’s. International
Germany Suffers Snowy April Across West
In Frankfurt and parts of West Germany a late winter return brought heavy snow and icy roads over the weekend. The weather caused hundreds of accidents, killing at least 100 people and injuring scores more as pavements froze and inches of snow fell.
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Frankfurt
Germany
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British Troops Called to Northern Ireland After Londonderry Clash
British cabinet ordered troops to Northern Ireland after a weekend clash in Londonderry between Catholic demonstrators and police. An explosion damaged Newcastle Waterworks and prompted water rationing as authorities sought calm amid sectarian tension.
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Safety Lady Adela Goodyear Fights Highway Death Toll
Adela Goodyear famed as the Safety Lady plans a nationwide Fourth of July tour to cut traffic fatalities in half. A 1922 Nogales taxi crash inspired her long crusade, and she travels by station wagon to urge drivers to be careful, aiming to reach as many states as possible.
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Texas
Cornell Confrontation Ends Sit-In at Willard Straight Hall
Armed black students left the Willard Straight Hall occupation after an amnesty agreement was signed by Cornell officials on the Afro American Student Center steps. The seven point accord grants amnesty, shields demonstrators, and requires 24 hour guard duty around the center while university staff accept responsibility for damages and defend against civil suits.
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United Press International
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Willard-Straight
Weather Side Notes From A Turbulent Weekend
A Seuna Sold front sparked thundershowers and two tornadoes near Seminole while the South Plains and much of the nation enjoyed fair weather. Sunday temperatures ranged from 90 in Presidio to 66 in Lufkin with a high in the mid 70s expected today as a new cold front lowers temps tonight.
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Rea’s Battle Highlighted by Surgeries and Recovery
Fragmentary report notes Rea faced a life threatening health issue when a blood clot formed in the brain. Surgeons performed operations to remove the clot and save him. Doctors credited his recovery to prompt care and resilience.
Flood Crest Threatens Mississippi River Dikes North of La Crosse
Wind driven waves erode dikes along the Mississippi flooding the region north of La Crosse Wisconsin as emergency crews rush sandbags. The Mouse River flood crest nears Minot North Dakota with towns isolated and dozens of cities facing widespread displacement and multi state losses. Authorities warn the crest may reach Wisconsin and Minnesota by April with preparations delayed by rain disruptions.
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United Press International
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Car Collision Near Semlnole Injures Abilene Women
A two car crash at a major highway intersection Sunday injures Linda Jones of Lovington and a 12 year old girl from Abilene. Mrs. Jo Anne Goodman of Abilene drives one vehicle. Driver E Everett of Brownfield and his wife uninjured.
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Decency Rally In Baltimore Ends In 100 Injured Free For All
A 40 000 strong youth rally at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore devolved into a mass brawl with more than 100 injuries. Police used horses and night sticks to disperse the crowd. about 80 arrests were made and 38 people hospitalized including seven knife wounds. Major Harris blamed spontaneous rowdyism. Attorney General Moylan critiqued the event as ill advised.
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Troops Sent to Borneo to Bolster Indonesia’s Campaign
About 1,000 jungle warfare troops have been dispatched to Indonesian Borneo to reinforce efforts against Communist guerrillas on the island.
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