Widow recalls Pike death as memorial book begins
In Jerusalem the widow Diane Pike spoke after the body of Dr James A. Pike, former Episcopal bishop of California, was recovered from a canyon ledge. She said he died after a fall while attempting to climb out, dying at peace as he sought deeper meaning in Christianity. The couple came to Israel to research a book on Christ.
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Middletown Women’s Republican Club to Meet at Greenbaum Home
The executive board of the Middletown Women’s Republican Club will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Greenbaum located at 820 Aeronca Street.
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Stern reveals alleged U S war plan in Europe
German magazine Stern published details of a seven year old Top Secret Operations Plan 101 for guerrilla warfare with atomic and chemical weapons if East Bloc forces occupy Western Europe. The plan envisions 14 000 partisans in day one and 142 500 in six months, with American units behind enemy lines and NATO kept unaware.
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Nixon Ends Vacation With Two Stop Return Flight
President Nixon wraps a Western White House vacation and plans a two stop aerial return to Washington. He will meet Diaz Ordaz in Mexico and survey Amistad Dam negotiations. A Gulfport conference on Mississippi and Louisiana flood damage follows.
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Americans Drinking Bad Water
Federal study early findings show serious sanitary deficiencies in U S community water supplies. Eight million people may drink from systems with bacteria above federal standards. The estimate stems from a survey of eight metropolitan areas Vermont and Southeast aspects. About twenty million residents in major metros rely on 1100 water systems including New York City Long Island Charleston W V Charleston DC Cincinnati Kansas City New Orleans Pueblo and San Bernardino Riverside Ontario areas.
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Police Seminar on Campus Radicalism Opens in Columbus
A two day seminar on campus radicalism opens Tuesday in Columbus with representatives from 12 state universities. The event is sponsored by the FBI the Highway Patrol and the attorney general's offices and will be held at the Highway Patrol Academy.
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Williams faces airline ban after hijacking fears
Air carriers refuse to transport Robert F Williams to the United States amid hijacking fears. Williams, leader of the Republic of New Africa, was flown to London from Tanzania by United Arab Airlines after Britain expelled him to Cairo. He has lived abroad since fleeing a kidnapping charge eight years earlier.
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Farmer Dies After Tractor Upset In Ohio
Francis R. Miller aged 39 of Caldwell died in a Zanesville hospital from injuries after a tractor overturned while he pulled logs on his farm about 14 miles east of Caldwell. A voluntary motor vehicle inspection is set for Wednesday at the Butler County Fairgrounds by the Highway Patrol inspection team from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Kosygin Talks With Hanoi Aides On Vietnam War
Soviet Premier Kosygin met North Vietnamese leaders in Hanoi after laying a wreath at Ho Chi Minh's bier. Chinese leaders were absent, while the Paris peace talks and Hanoi policy were to be discussed. Ho's death prompted mass mourning and a state funeral is planned. Notables at the event included Prince Norodom Sihanouk.
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