World reacts to Libyan airliner downing
Egypt urged ICAO to investigate and circulated messages to political bodies. Hatem said Israel must bear consequences of aggression. Libya discussed steps with its Revolutionary Command Council. Western leaders deplored the setback to Middle East peace efforts. Nixon offered condolences to Libya and Egypt. British officials condemned the incident and warned about air travel, while West Germany and Soviet media offered sharp judgments. UN and Arab press denounced Israel as aiming to wreck peace, with calls for sanctions and solidarity among nonaligned nations.
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aNite
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Ment
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Algeria
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Kurt Waldheim
London Times
Damascus
Two held after naval base club shooting and holdup
Police pursued two gunmen who robbed Allen Center club employees of $22,000 in weekend receipts at the Naval Station. A car stolen from one victim led to a pursuit on Henry Ford Boulevard where an officer was shot. Suspects were finally cornered after a door to door search found their car abandoned near Anaheim and Oregon Aves. A wig and false mustache were found, along with a .22 caliber revolver and other items in the suspects’ car.
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Ramsey Clark criticizes Gray for FBI leadership
Ramsey Clark, former U.S. attorney general under President Johnson, says L. Patrick Gray is not qualified to head the FBI. Clark urges a nonpolitical leader with a strong investigative background to command respect among colleagues.
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Mother and two children die in Eureka blaze
Fire chief reports a young mother Susan Yates aged 24 and her two children Jeffrey Potts six and Shelley Potts five burned to death when their home burst into flames in Eureka.
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Ray Lay
Susan Yates
Jeffrey Potts
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Pilot's last words deny Israel claim
The pilot on a flight from Benghazi to Tripoli reported trouble and claimed four MIG fighters were behind the plane. Experts note the pilot believed he was over Egypt, since Egypt uses Soviet MIGs while Israel does not. They argue no contact with Israeli aircraft occurred and challenge any Israel tape of warnings.
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Tripoli
Selim
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Nixon outlines tax reform aims and welfare relief
President Nixon sent Congress a lengthy message detailing goals for tax reform aimed at easing property taxes for the elderly and offering relief for parents sending children to nonpublic schools. He pledged a program to build on 1969 reforms, urged restraint in spending, and warned of rising food prices while forecasting broad prosperity. The speech drew skepticism from Democratic leaders about optimistic forecasts and spend limits. A separate Marin County note reports the board opposing more rain despite flood-prevention concerns.
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House
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Thomas P O'Neillon
Food costs rise sharply in January across Los Angeles area
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 2.4 per cent jump in January in the Los Angeles Southern California market, marking the largest monthly increase in two years. Consumers see each dollar buy about 8.5 cents less than January 1971, with a 0.3 per cent rise in overall cost of living in Los Angeles and Orange counties.
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al Beach
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Bureau
Southern California
Suzanne Sadowsky
Orange
Rockefeller's Arkansas career ends as health declines
Governor Rockefeller dies at 60 after a long illness and years of public service in Arkansas. A WWII veteran and business reformer, he led major industrial growth, closed illegal casinos, enacted a freedom of information law, and legalized public cocktail sales. He leaves son Winthrop and family.
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Rockefeller
Orvald. Faubus
Kissinger Seeks Broad Ties In Vietnam China Talks
In Hanoi Kissinger says reconstruction aid to North Vietnam is a long term peace investment not ransom. He aims to establish relations similar to China, declines to disclose postwar aid figures, and notes U S aid not part of ceasefire. US keeps Nationalist Taiwan ties but may cut troops as Vietnam hostilities ease. Nationalists decry agreement with Beijing as against Chinese wishes.
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Jeader
Mike Mansfield
Saléon
Kissinger
North Vietnam
Hanoi
China
U.S
Vietnam
United States
Chiang Kai-Shek
Man Ordered To Shine Police Shoes In Court
LOCKPORT NEW YORK A man who pleaded guilty to resisting arrest was ordered to spend a day shining the shoes of policemen Judge John V Hogan of Niagara County Court also fined Glenn W White 38 of Niagara 250 White was arrested in 1971 when he became involved in a scuffle with several policemen Citing Whites apparent lack of regard for police officers Hogan told him to report to Niagara Falls Police headquarters with rags on polish Saturday.
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N.Y
John V. Hogan
Niagara County Court
Glenn W. White
Niagara
White
Whit
Hogan
Niagara Falls
8 000 Greeks Continue Sit In At Athens Law School
In Athens 8 000 protesters persist at the Law School as 3 000 students remain in a sit in protest against a decree drafting dissident students.
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Greece
Athens Law School
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