Senators and Representatives Back Nixon Middle East Initiative
Eleven senators and 30 representatives signed a letter praising President Nixon’s Middle East initiative calling it a landmark step toward world peace. A State Department spokesman said Fulbright proposals will receive careful study as U S policy discusses its implications.
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Southeast Asia
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Two Tate Victims Treated With Hallucinogen Before Murders
Autopsy reports show Sharon Tate victims Abigail Folger and Wojciech Frykowski had a mix of MDA and alcohol in their systems. Folger had 2.4 mg of MDA and .05 percent alcohol, Frykowski 6 mg. Coroner Noguchi described defense wounds and extensive stabbing, with Folger stabbed 28 times and Frykowski 51 times plus head injuries. He noted Tate and Sebring were not drugged nor sexually assaulted.
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Wojiciech Frykowski
Thomas T. Noguchi
Charles M. Manson
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
Miss Folger
Frykowski
Miss Tate
Jay Sebring
Steven Parent
Noguchi
Sebring
Tate
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U N Envoy Seeks Elevation in Middle East Talks
Jarring aims to elevate indirect negotiations with Egypt Jordan and Israel to the foreign minister level as U S and Soviet pressure to restart peace talks grows Egypt accuses Israel of building fortifications along the Suez Canal and both sides accuse each other of cease fire violations including POWs and Red Cross access disputes
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International Red Cross
Agnew Talks With South Korean Leaders in Seoul
Vice President Spiro Agnew held a near six hour conference with President Park Chung-hee in Seoul. They discussed U S troop withdrawals and aid to modernize Korea along with non military topics such as textile import limits and congressional proposals.
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Hijacked TWA Jet Lands Safely in Philadelphia
A Trans World Airlines Boeing 727 hijacked to Cuba by a man in an Army uniform landed at Philadelphia International Airport at 4:53 a.m. after 9 1/2 hours. The hijacker, identified as Robert J. Labadie, boarded with a military half fare ticket and left in Havana. All 79 passengers and six crew members returned to Philadelphia via Miami. FBI agents accompanied the plane from Miami.
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