Pakistan Faces Leadership Shake After War Ceasefire
Bhutto, 43, named martial law administrator and foreign minister as Yahya Khan steps aside. Crowds in Rawalpindi and other cities mock trial of Yahya, while Bhutto consults with U.S. and Chinese envoys. India alleges Pakistani forces set fire to villages near Chamb as ceasefire holds on the western front.
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Harlem raid nets 10 arrested over $1 million heroin haul
New York police seized a Harlem apartment raid leading to the arrest of a woman, four teenagers, and five others after allegedly catching them bagging heroin valued at about one million dollars.
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Harlem
Democrats push reapportionment plans amid court showdown
Democrats push partisan reapportionment bills with a simple majority, signaling a court fight. The 1972 boundaries snare Fresno incumbents Mobly and Maddy in one district, while Deukmejian and Kenrick face district shifts in Orange and Long Beach areas. The plan expands Vincent Thomas in San Pedro and redefines Long Beach and nearby cities, briefing the Assembly on changes before session start.
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Long Beach Naval Base
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Picess Telegram Bizarre Reflections On Time And Place
A fragmentary page appears to mix a dated telegram style with garbled typography. It references a Monday and Sunday entries, a Long Reach post, and unclear names and numbers, suggesting an old communications notice or misscanned article with no coherent event.
Nixon halts surcharge and bids for quick talks with Heath
Nixon announces removal of the 10 percent surcharge on non dutiable imports and says he will sign a proclamation. He plans talks with Heath and aims to push a swift international relief program for East Pakistan. Officials note some technicalities remain before Buy American provisions are fully adjusted, and the move is tied to broader Group of Ten settlement. Heath backs rapid aid and broader Western European involvement to curb Soviet reliance.
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Washington
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Nixon
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United States
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
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