Nixon Says Peace In Vietnam Possible Amid Middle East Hope
The Hague AP three buses of Amboinese exiles seized the Indonesian ambassador’s residence in The Hague and held the ambassador’s family and a police guard hostage to embarrass Suharto. In California Nixon said peace in Vietnam is certain with U.S. troops withdrawn and South Vietnamese taking over, and that there is some hope for the Middle East cease fire. He cautioned against over optimism, noted no new U.S. initiatives, and said the cease fire improves prospects though long-standing tensions remain. Nixon declined to support a U.S. Soviet force under UN auspices and will review the Middle East with top officials at the Western White House Tuesday.
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Legion Convention Parade Delivers Peaceful Portland Day
In Portland Oregon the American Legion stages a four hour parade through downtown with 38 departments represented amid tight security. An earlier antiwar march drew about 1300 participants, banners reading Victory to the Vietnamese People and Viet Cong flags on display. Governors and officials noted reduced attendance and downtown commerce impacted by security as National Guard was activated.
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Doves Claim Moral Victory in End the War Vote
The Senate debate on the End the War amendment to pull all U S troops from Vietnam by 1972 appears doomed in a Tuesday roll call. Doves tout strategic dividends and a moral victory while hawks warn it would undercut Nixon's Vietnamization and prolong the conflict. McGovern argues it would restore constitutional balance, Griffin counters it signals unwillingness to meet responsibilities.
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Third Bomb Found Near D C Office
Authorities located an unexploded bomb near a Portuguese office building in Washington D C less than 16 hours after blasts damaged the nearby Portuguese Embassy and the Rhodesian Information Office authorities said the incidents appear related and under investigation by police and federal agents
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Suitcase Bomb Found Near Portuguese Embassy
Metropolitan police said Secret Service guards discovered a small suitcase packed with dynamite at the rear of the Portuguese office, less than a block from the main embassy.
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Red Rocket Attacks and B52 Raids Mark Vietnam Night
Saigon reports a drop in rocket and mortar attacks from a four month high while U S B52 bombers hit supply routes in Laos. Civilian casualties rise, as 40 enemy shellings occur in South Vietnam, and voter turnout reaches 67.5 percent amid pacification efforts. U S forces tally 40 enemy killed south of Da Nang in four clashes, with overall U S troop strength at 402,300.
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Algerian Plane Hijacked by Trio Lands in Dubrovnik
An Algerian Convair 640 with 42 aboard was halted in Sardinia and Brindisi after hijackers diverted toward Albania. The Dubrovnik landing occurred today with 31 North Africans aboard remaining on the plane as negotiations and safety checks continued.
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Algerian hijacking on domestic flight reported
An Algerian air attack over the coast involved pirates seizing a domestic flight from Annaba to Constantine and Algiers. The crew and passengers recount a sharp, violent takeover with a knife at the pilot’s neck and pistols, as one hijacker held a bomb.
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Dixie Dollars Raised To Fight Racial Integration In Schools
Thousands of southern schools begin classes under orders ending dual systems while a new coalition of state groups forms to oppose busing zoning and pairing of schools. The National Coalition of Concerned Citizens plans a Legal Offense Fund to challenge the Legal Defense Fund and press the President for a court ruling on unitary school systems and race balancing. A Norfolk meeting is set for Sept 12 as the group aligns with Nixon administration positions.
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Weather Outlook Cool and Clear Through Week
The forecast calls for clear skies tonight with lows around 60s. Tuesday will stay clear and cool with mid 60s. Wednesday turns partly cloudy and warm with mid 70s. Yesterday's high reached 92 and this morning's low was 73. A solar eclipse is forecast for 5 01 PM today.
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