Nixon Returns to Key Biscayne as China Trip Echoes
President Nixon settles at his Bayside villa in Key Biscayne Florida to tackle domestic issues notably school busing while briefing aides and preparing European briefings on the China trip. Kissinger joins for policy talks as crowds greet Nixon including his daughter Julie Eisenhower and local neighbors.
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Congressman Keating Seeks Capitol Fire Drill Plan
Rep. William J. Keating of Ohio said Congress will delay formal evacuation procedures for the Capitol. He introduced a resolution directing the House Administration Committee to inform members, staff, and visitors. He blamed inaction on Congress as it marks the Capitol bombing anniversary.
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Troopers Kill 2 Teenagers in Belfast Incident
British troopers killed two teenage boys who opened fire from a red panel truck in a Belfast street. Bodies were found inside the truck outside Royal Victoria Hospital. Security sources suggested the youths may have been IRA members. The incident occurred in the dock area as police and soldiers engaged the gunfire. Police reported no driver found at the scene.
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Director Babin Dies at 63 in Cleveland Institute Leader
Victor Babin, director of the Cleveland Institute of Music and renowned composer and pianist, died at Lakeside Hospital at age 63. Born in Moscow in 1908, he led the institute for a decade and partnered in the famed Vronsky and Babin piano duo with his wife Vitya Vronsky. His widow remains an instructor. funeral plans were not set.
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Gilly Found Guilty of Murder in Yablonski Slayings
Paul Gilly, 38, convicted of first degree murder for the Dec 31 1969 killings of mine union leader Joseph A. Yablonski his wife and daughter. Jury weighs death penalty after a 4 hours 45 minutes deliberation. Trial contrasts with Marin and Vealey cases in Washington County.
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