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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1973

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Slain diplomats families depart Khartoum for Arlington

In Khartoum a U S presidential plane carried the coffins and families of U S Ambassador Cleo A Noel Jr and Charge d Affaires G Curtis Moore from the Saudi embassy after Palestinian militants killed the two diplomats and a Belgian envoy The eight militants surrendered after 60 hours sparking a somber farewell as dignitaries and officials vowed to pursue justice Arlington burial for Noel and Moore was planned with parties in Washington confirming arrival at Andrews Air Force Base later today

Khartoum Sudan U.S Cleo A. Noel Jr G. Curtis Moore Guy Eid Adley el Nasser Abdullah Malhouk Jaafar al Numairi Abdul Rahman Abdul Ilah Noel Moore Nixon Washington State Department Andrews Air Force Base Arlington National Cemetery Palestine Liberation Movement Numairi

Arab Guerrillas Lack Support Of Arab Press

Beirut reports show Arab media largely rejected the Black September attackers who seized the Saudi embassy in Khartoum and killed two U.S. diplomats and a Belgian. Libyan Syrian Iraqi outlets offered no comment, Egyptian papers blamed U.S. arms support for Israel, and Jordan's King Hussein approved death sentences for 20 Palestinians linked to the operation.

Beirut Black September Numairi Hussein Jordan Daoud Khartoum Libya Syria Iraq Israel Arab World Mohammed Daoud Qadeh Ahmed Lozi Abu Daoud Sudan

Four Of Five Oppose Amnesty in Draft Dodger Letters

Washington AP reports thousands wrote or telegrammed in opposition to amnesty for draft dodgers. The White House says four of every five oppose forgiveness for young men who left the country rather than serve in Vietnam. Nixon reiterated January 31 that amnesty means forgiveness and no unconditional pardon has ever been granted. More letters are expected after recent remarks.

Washington White House Vietnam Nixon U.S

Allende Fees Retain Control Of Congress

The moderate-conservative opposition retained control of the Chilean Congress in Sunday’s vote but did not reach the two-thirds Senate threshold to impeach President Salvador Allende. With half the votes counted, the opposition held 53.62 percent of Deputies and 56.79 percent in the Senate, while the leftist government coalition stood at 41 percent in Deputies and 41.50 in the Senate. A splinter party and spoiled ballots filled the remainder.

Santiago Chile Salvador Allende House of Deputies Christian Democrats Senate Allende

Reds Protest Number In POW Releases

Saigon faced a boycott by North Vietnam and the Viet Cong as they demanded more POWs be released in the second phase. American officials said the schedule was already a week behind and the Communists claimed Saigon halved the planned releases.

Saigon Joint Military Commission North Vietnam Vietnam

Meir urges tougher European anti terror steps

Israeli Premier Golda Meir urged European nations to adopt sterner anti terrorist measures after the Sudan killings of three diplomats including two Americans by Black September. She warned Arab blackmail has paid off and European silence lets terrorists go free, calling for decisive action rather than releasing suspects.

New York Golda Meir Sudan Syria Libya Lebanon Conference of Presidents Meir Secret Service Waldorf-Astoria Hotel

Body found in river near Pleasantville Road Maryland

In Hartford County the body of a white male about 25 to 30 was recovered from the Little Gunpowder River near Pleasantville Road in Fallston. He measured about 5 feet 10 inches and weighed 150 to 160 pounds with reddish brown hair and a moustache. Police say two gunshot wounds occurred between Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon. A dozen troopers and scuba divers search the area for clues and identity.

Fallston, Md Maryland Little Gunpowder River Pleasantville Road Harford County William Clark State Police Clark

World festival of women's liberation set for Isle of Man

The first world festival of women's liberation will be held on the Isle of Man in September. Delegations from many countries including the United States and Japan are expected to attend the seven day event beginning September 29. The Isle of Man, between England and Ireland, has notable suffrage history and is linked to Emmeline Pankhurst.

London Isle of Man United States Japan England Ireland Emmeline Pankhurst

Municipal Leaders Seek Narrow Path With Nixon

Washington AP A.NLC board backs dialogue with President Nixon to avoid all-out war over federal cuts and revenue sharing. They push to lift hasty freezes and pursue new initiatives while awaiting a second funding stage to bridge a 12 to 18 month gap before new federal dollars flow. Detroit Mayor Roman Gribbs, NLC president, notes signs of loosening but offers few specifics.

Washington Nixon National League of Cities Board Congress Executive NSC United States Conference of Mayors National Governors Conference Detroit Roman Gribbs NLC Gribbs

Medicare Cost Boost Studied By Senate Panel

Washington AP - Senate health subcommittee hearings on proposed Medicare hospitalization cost increases faced strong opposition from Democratic members led by Chairman Sen. Edmund Muskie. HEW Secretary Caspar Weinberger testified as hearings began, with Muskie saying the reductions will not pass Congress. Current law charges patients 72 dollars for day one and nothing for days two to sixty. deductions apply on days 61 to 90 and 91 to 150.

Washington Senate Health Caspar W. Weinberger Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Sen Edmund 5. Muskie Dmaine Congress Senate

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