Hussein to Press Nixon on Big Four Middle East Talks
Beirut AP report says King Hussein will travel to Washington to urge President Nixon to push the Big Four powers toward indirect but meaningful talks with Israel through the United Nations. He warns time may be running out for peace and his own leadership amid Jordan’s war years and refugee turmoil.
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Jordan
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France
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Christian Brothers College Claims Unique Catholic Engineering Status
Memphis based Christian Brothers College asserts it is the South region's only Catholic engineering college for men.
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Memphis
Tenn
Christian Brothers College
South
White House Stopped Aids To Vietnam Says Military Leaders
In a new Pentagon report two former U S generals say White House limits on bombing and troop buildup shaped the Vietnam War. Westmoreland and Sharp describe how constraints from 1964 to last year affected the American effort and the North Vietnamese resistance.
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Namese
Vietnam
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William C. Westmoreland
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United States
Victim of His Race Protest Buried in Cleveland
Donald Lambright, 31, described by his mother as a victim of racism, killed three people including his wife and wounded others before taking his own life on a Pennsylvania Turnpike rampage. His mother says he faced discrimination in education and work, and that the incident was a protest against the establishment. He was once at Wabash College and Lincoln University, with earlier service in the Air Force.
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Winifred Lee
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Lincoln
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Harold Johnson
New York
Johnson
Republic of New Africa
Explosion damages Lyndhurst house under construction
Police investigated a dynamite blast at a $60 000 house in Lyndhurst under construction. The rear of the structure was torn open on Sunday night but no injuries were reported. The Leshko Construction Co project was one of two in the area and Les Leichtman said he knew of no reason for the blast.
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Lyndhurst
Leshko Construction Co
Leshko
Les Leichtman
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