Nixon inaugurated for second term vows era of world peace
President Nixon was sworn in for a four year White House term amid pageantry and protests and urged a time of self reliance at home and abroad. He endorsed renewed peace talks in Paris as negotiations resume Tuesday and praised United States resolve in seeking peace with honor. Protesters estimated up to 45000 gathered near the Washington Monument as Nixon rode past on the inaugural parade.
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Three men charged in slaying of bank president family
DONIPHAN Mo AP three men face murder charges in the shooting deaths of Robert R Kitterman 43 his wife Bertha 38 and daughter Roberta 17 whose bodies were found tied to trees near an abandoned farmhouse close to the Arkansas border Police recovered most of the bank cash the money bag a pistol and a nonexplosive device amid details of an apparent hostage scheme and extortion plot
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Derailment Triggers Evacuation Near Selma Indiana
A Penn Central freight train derailed near Selma Indiana ejecting two chemical tanks causing small fires and evacuation of about 890 residents. No injuries reported. five firefighters exposed to chemicals treated at Ball Memorial Hospital. Train from St Louis to Selkirk with 90 cars, wheel defect blamed.
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Gunmen Release Hostage In Swap For Black Doctor
Four young gunmen in Brooklyn exchange a hostage for Dr. Thomas Matthew the Black physician who enters the siege to aid the wounded. A patrolman is killed in the initial exchange as the stand off nears 24 hours with gunfire and failed talks. The scene centers at John and Al's Sporting Goods Shop where the militants remained trapped Friday night.
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Heavy fighting reported across South Vietnam fronts
Saigon forces clash in two distant regions as U S and South Vietnamese troops push to seize key positions amid mounting casualties on both sides American fighter bombers logged 353 strikes in the 24 hours ending Saturday and B52 missions operated against targets in Quang Tri and Kontum.
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Plans In The Works For Miami Cabinet Site
A future is envisioned for the burned-out Miami Cabinet site with discussions and plans underway by city staff. The feature notes staffer Pete Chappars' article on page 27.
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Partly cloudy cooler conditions with chances of showers
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures today with highs in the lower 40s. A chance of showers tonight and again Monday is noted. Tonight's lows will be in the mid-30s, and tomorrow's high near 50.
Topless Male Dancer Stirs Seattle Bar Protest
Seattle tavern Firelight owner Frank Colacurcio stages a shirtless male dancer to challenge a no topless female law as discriminatory. Dancer Jack Larsen performs while female dancers wear tops amid enforcement changes following a Supreme Court ruling and police plans to enforce the 1966 ordinance. Larsen, a father of two, says he was invited to dance after remarking on the last topless night.
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