Nixon Visits Britain and Talks with Wilson in London
President Nixon met Prime Minister Harold Wilson at No.10 Downing Street for three hours and assured U.S. backing for Britain's bid to join the Common Market. He also held talks at Buckingham Palace with Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh, addressing NATO, East-West detente, and European security.
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Nation — Liberation Front
Harold Wilson
No. 10
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U.S
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Wilson
Queen Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Buckingham Palace
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France
Britain
Nixon
Mudslide Buries Buildings in L B Area Disaster
From 4 1 area reports indicate a mudslide engulfed a station and a nearby building, burying several people under mud and debris. Fire crews and Irvine Lake volunteers struggled to reach the site as Silverado Canyon roads remained closed. One person recovered, three rescued from the mud and rock wall, while others were swept from the site.
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Irvine Lake
Silverado Canyon
Wagner
Jan Zajie Self Immolation Shocks Prague Crowd
In Prague a young man identified as Jan Zajie burned himself to death near Venlus Square on the 21st anniversary of the Communist takeover. He left a note calling himself Human Torch No. 2 in support of Dan Palach's reform protests. Witnesses reported the scene and the note mentioning Palach's earlier sacrifice.
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UPI
Dan Palac
Palach
Venlus Square
Jan Zajie
Washouts Close Roads Across Long Beach Area
Flash floods cut water, power and roads in Silverado Canyon and neighboring communities. Red Cross and Marine Corps units aided residents. shelters operated at local eateries as authorities warned travel was hazardous and many streets remained shut. Lone trailer-park evacuees in Capistrano Beach reported landslide threat.
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Marine Corps
Santiago Road
Southland
Pacific Cost
Torrance
Calle Mayor
Sepulveda Boulevard
Crenshaw
Bouleard
Highway Patrol
Capistrano Beach
Floods and mudslides devastate Southern California towns
Flooding and earthslides sweep Kern and Ventura counties as residents evacuate thousands. In Santa Paula 3,000 spent nights in high school buildings while Red Cross provided meals, water, and beds. Rescue teams searched for missing Scout groups as schools closed and highways temporarily shut down.
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San Luis Obispo
Riverside County
Corona
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Parsons
Big Hear
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Antelope Valley
Los Angeles
Glendora
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Inerstate 10
Santa Paula
Envelope Plot Tied to Sirhan in Kennedy Case
Testimony links handwriting on back of an envelope, found at the Sirhan home in Pasadena, to a plot to kill Senator Robert Kennedy. Prosecutors show notebooks alleging similar plans, while defense fights admission as evidence. Defense and court scuffles punctuate proceedings as medical testimony recalls Kennedy’s hospitalization and surgery.
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Robert J. Kennedy
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Sirhan
Pasadena
Kennedy
Laurence W. Sloan
New York
Los Angeles
Sirti
Michael McCowan
Counsil Grant Cooper
Herbert V. Walker
Cooper
Henry M. Cuneo
Good Samaritan Hospital
Teacher Sentenced for Falsifying Tax Returns
Los Angeles court sentenced Dorothy Wild, 49, for preparing false income tax returns as a sideline. The U.S. District Court judge William P. Gray ordered 130 days in jail after finding that she had assumed about 3,000 dollars.
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UPI
Monny
Dorothy
Wild 49
U.S
William PL Gray
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