Lebanese army enters Palestinian guerrilla strongholds in southeast Lebanon
Lebanese troops moved into Arkoub region strongholds, aiming to curb cross border raids into Israel. Guerrilla leader Yasir Arafat met Arab ambassadors in Beirut as Egypt's MENA urged preventing Lebanese government action. Israeli forces withdraw after days of attacks with reported casualties on both sides. UN Security Council called for immediate Israeli withdrawal amid one sided council critique.
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Yasir Arafat
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Kennedy and Thurmond clash over Civil War amnesty remark
In a Senate hearing on amnesty for draft resisters Kennedy recalled amnesty for traitors after the Civil War, sparking Thurmond who refused to have Confederate veterans framed as traitors. Hart pressed Thurmond on moral conviction, and Thurmond vowed to verify Kennedy's quote and take action when Kennedy runs for president.
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Senate
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Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Thurmont
Thurmond
Hart
Trurmond
Wealthy Bachelors Host Leap Year Yacht Party in Miami
In Miami 35 wealthy bachelors of Bachelors International plan a Leap Year event aboard a luxury houseboat with a Roman bath and champagne. They advertise for foreign guests, ban local talent, and expect high annual salaries for members. Four years ago a similar bash drew 5,000 applications. only two couples wed, both divorced within a year.
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The
Twenty Niners
Miami Beach
Cupid
Senate group OKs women’s rights amendment proposal
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a constitutional amendment 14-1 to guarantee women equal rights with men under federal and state law. A substitute by Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. was rejected by one sided votes, and Sen. Birch Bayh noted a hard battle ahead in the Senate.
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D-N.c
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
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Rockefeller vows money to restore drug education programs
Governor Nelson Rockefeller pledged to seek funds to restore a $28 million drug education program cut from the austerity budget. He spoke during a legislative seminar with religious leaders after protests by students, teachers, and parents at the Capitol.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State Council of Churches
New York
Board of Higher Education
City University
Bomb Damages IBM Building Near Harvard
A fire bomb exploded early today outside an IBM building opposite Harvard University in Cambridge causing minor damage with a scorched section and shattered windows. No injuries were reported. A second blast did not occur and police had no confirmation of further attacks.
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Nixon Says No Secret Deals Sowed Seeds For Peace
President Nixon returning from his trip to China told the nation that talks with Communist leaders laid groundwork for a more enduring structure for peace without secret agreements. He defended a plan to eventually withdraw U.S. troops from Taiwan, while meeting with congressional leaders and Cabinet after a 12 day, 20395 mile journey. Edged by critics and praised by supporters, he stressed beginnings rather than guarantees.
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Washington
China
U.S
Taiwan
Andrews Air Force Base
Senate Reopens Busing Debate Amid Split Vote
The Senate voted to defeat an amendment by Sen. Griffin to strip federal courts of busing powers in desegregation cases. A near split favored a milder approach as other education and anti discrimination measures proceed. House Judiciary subcommittee also hears testimony on antibusing constitutional amendment.
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Senate
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Washington
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Robert Griffin
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
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Soviet Delegation Opens Talks With Ireland on Trade Pact
A Soviet delegation begins discussions with the Irish government in Dublin aimed at a trade agreement that could lead to full diplomatic relations between the two states.
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Ireland
Sould
Nixon assures Sato on US Japan ties after China talks
President Nixon reassured Prime Minister Eisaku Sato that his talks in China will have little effect on US Japan relations. Marshall Green, assistant secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific affairs, said Nixon made no secret deals and negotiated only what is in the joint communique with Premier Chou En Lai.
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Nixon
Fuisaku Sato
China
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Japan
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Sato
Chou En-lai
Suit filed in Yonkers families over bus boy attack
A 3.5 million suit has been filed in State Supreme Court against the families of seven Yonkers youths accused of beating Salim Rabadi outside a Yonkers restaurant last March. Rabadi, a Jordanian immigrant then 20, was struck with baseball bats and suffered severe injuries described by his father as partially blind deaf and paralyzed.
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N.Y
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Yonkers
Salim Rabadi
Rabadi
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Salimeh
May Pick UN Talk Site Between U S China
Sino liaison Robert Barnett says the United States and China could choose the United Nations headquarters in New York as the venue for continuing talks begun in Beijing by President Nixon and Premier Chou En-lai. He notes George Bush as U S ambassador to the UN may confer with Huang Hua.
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Robert Barnett
United States
China
United Nations
Peking
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Barnett
George Bush
U.S
Huang Hua
Communism as issue in Angela Davis murder trial
In San Jose Angela Davis trial the defense raises the question of juror prejudice due to her avowed communism. Judge Aronson weighs a motion on seating while prosecutors note bail at 102 500 and early juror dismissals. The 1970 Marin County escape attempt left four dead and ties to Soledad Brothers.
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Calif
Angela Davis
William Rotaling
Miss Davis
Hotaling
Superior Court
Richard E. Aronson
Soledad Brothers
Nationalist China Says Nixon Betrayed Old Friends
In Taipei the Nationalist premier C K Yen and the National Assembly denounced President Nixon for negotiating with the Communist regime in Beijing. They warned any such accord is null and void and pledged to resist concessions affecting the Republic of China and Taiwan. The Foreign Ministry implied Nixon agreed to more than public statements disclosed.
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Assembly
Nixon
Taipei
National Assembly
Chiang Kaishek
Republic of China
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Foreign Ministry
C. K. Yen
Peking
Yen
Nixon Gifts to Congress From China Spreads White House
President Nixon hosted 21 lawmakers at the White House and presented each with a gold-wrapped gift. Inside was a nest of five black lacquered Chinese boxes bearing a decorative scene atop each box as a token from his China trip.
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Four in pursuit car flee after fatal Yonkers crash
A speeding car with four men being chased by state police ran a red light and smashed into a second car, killing its 45 year old driver Shlomo Kalinsky of Whitestone. Troopers said one fugitive grabbed a gun and escaped through woods while three others were captured.
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N.Y
Shlomo Kalinsky
Whitestone
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