Kennedy kin among 136 held on hijacked jet in Aden
In Aden a hijacked West German airplane held 136 passengers including Joseph Kennedy the 19 year old son of the late Robert F Kennedy and other men aboard. Yemeni officials later advised release arrangements for the group while three hijackers claimed Palestine Liberation Force ties.
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U S Fliers Down Second N Viet Mig in 5 Weeks
U S fliers shot down their second North Vietnamese MIG in five weeks near Laos and Hanoi. Maj. Robert A. Lodge and 1st Lt. Roger C. Locher fired missiles at a 1,300 mph MIG, reported a night strike over northeast Laos. Four anti aircraft guns were damaged in other raids along the Laos North Vietnam border.
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Nixon and Chou Discuss Straitened Issues in Talks
President Nixon and Premier Chou En-lai spent nearly four hours in a private meeting in Beijing as they explored the problems dividing the two nations. The day featured a formal dinner and Nixon’s wife visiting the Pe King Hotel kitchens and the Peking zoo amid growing Chinese press coverage.
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Mark Tenth Anniversary of Glenn Orbit of Earth
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP John Glenn honored at ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of his flight as the first American to orbit the earth. More than 3 000 invited to Launch Complex 14 where Glenn began his journey atop an Atlas missile on Feb 20 1962 delayed due to Washington's Birthday holiday Space agency and industry attendees listed
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Sheik Khalifa seized Qatar power deposes cousin ruler
Beirut AP reports Sheik Khalifa bin Hamad al Thani, Qatar prime minister, ousted his cousin Sheik Ahmad bin Ali al Thani before dawn. Bahrain Radio cited the coup to Qatar's 85,000 people while noting Ahmad was reportedly hunting in Iran. Qatar, independent since last Sept, remained out of the United Arab Emirates.
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Levitt Sues Over Rockefeller Budget Details
Albany AP reports State Comptroller Arthur Levitt filed suit in State Supreme Court challenging Gov. Rockefeller's 7.9 billion budget. He seeks a declaratory judgment on whether the appropriations are detailed enough to let the legislature take meaningful action.
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New York Redistricting Plan Upheld by State Justice
Justice Edward Conway ruled that the 1972 New York Legislature redistricting plan is valid and constitutional under both state and federal constitutions. The reapportionment act is in accord with legal requirements and remains in effect.
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Supreme Court to Rule on Grand Jury Questioning Gravel Aides
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if a federal grand jury may question aides of Senator Mike Gravel and third parties about arrangements for publication of the Pentagon Papers. Gravel challenged the Boston circuit ruling while the Justice Department argued restrictions were unjustified. The court granted hearings for both sides.
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Hughes Tool C Faces Review of $165 Million Default Judgment
The court will review a $165 million default judgment in favor of Trans World Airlines after Hughes Tool, wholly owned by reclusive industrialist Howard R. Hughes, appealed. The award far exceeds other American court judgments by more than thirtyfold.
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IRA Blast Kills Seven at Aldershot Base
A bomb at the British army's largest base in Aldershot killed seven people and wounded sixteen. The Irish Republican Army claimed responsibility. The blast hit a mess hall about ten minutes before lunch, killing five women, an officer, and a male civilian, with few officers present.
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England
Irish Republican Army
Editorial About the Palladium Times
The Palladium Times reflects on days it could not publish during weather and illness. It notes 38,372 published days in 125 years with one February 29 edition in leap years, praises carriers, motor routes, and machinists, and thanks loyal subscribers for support amid challenges.
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Pat Nixon Tours Peking Hotel Kitchens With Pride
First Lady Pat Nixon toured the Peking Hotel kitchens as 115 chefs prepared dishes for 200 guests. She sampled a sweet and sour stuffed squash and expressed delight while critics and interpreters described dishes in colorful terms.
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Peking Hotel
Sun Rein Ming
Revolutionary Committee
Miners expected to vote on strike end Wednesday
Britain’s 280 000 coal miners face an expected Wednesday vote on whether to end a six week strike. A 20 percent pay increase awarded by an independent tribunal is under consideration, with potential return to work by Monday. The stoppage disrupted power generation and left factories on a three day week.
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Britain
London Transport
TV Camera and Peep Hole Placed at Hughes Suite
In Mangua Nicaragua a closed circuit camera a squawk box a peephole and an extra lock guard the Intercont inental Hotel seventh floor corridor to the Hughes suite. A uniformed watchman stands nearby a US press crew reports the security setup and ongoing stalemate.
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Nicaragua
Howard R. Hughes
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