Nixon raps speculation on China and Vietnam
South Viet calls for cease fire as Saigon government marks the Geneva anniversary. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong likely to rebuff Saigon proposals. calls for reunification elections under international supervision and peaceful coexistence while negotiations proceed. US troop levels and diplomacy feature in coverage of the evolving Vietnam situation and Nixon China trip implications.
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Washington
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Saigon
Indochina
Vietnam
North
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieuw
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U S
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Newsmen
China
North Vietnam
Peking
Red China
Nixon
North Vietnamese
Communist Party
Nhan Ban
Nix
Oms Poliy
Apollo tested anew to trace power loss near launch
CAPE KENNEDY UPI with launch one week away engineers aim to resolve the final Apollo 14 testing problem by polling the command ship Endeavour during a pad test. The power fluctuation seen during a Wednesday countdown is being pursued to determine cause before the 9:34 a.m. (6:34 PDT) Monday launch. Astronauts David R. Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin were aboard during the simulated countdown as engineers search for a repeatable failure.
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UPI
Endeavour
Apolia 5
David R. Scott
Alfred M. Worden
James B. Irwin
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Space Agency
Donation of used kids bikes aids Head Start in Long Beach
Two junior bikes two tricycles a scooter and a child’s rickshaw were donated by Mrs. $.K. of Long Beach to Head Start officials. Elaine Jackson Head Start director said the items will be put to good use by students.
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Office of Economic Opportunities
Elaine Jackson
Americano Swimming Pools, Inc
Otter Creek Road
la Salle
Mich
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Kernié Cousino
Americano Swimming Pools
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Cousino
Reaction to food stamp use sparks public letters
Readers share personal experiences with food stamps highlighting hunger, unemployment, and rent pressures. Complaints target misuse while praising the program, with letters from Compton Long Beach and other cities recounting buying food with stamps yet spending cash on luxuries. The exchange reveals public concern over eligibility and stigma.
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R.M
H.M
Jam
Long Beach
Allende for winner in Chile vote in Valparaiso
In Valparaiso Chile a special congressional election produced a narrow victory for opposition candidate Oscar Marin over Hernan Del Canto. Marin, backed by Christian Democrats and the National Party, won by 4637 votes, while Allende's Socialist Peoples Unity coalition saw its candidate lose. The result is viewed as a test of Allende's socialist reforms but the president says it will not alter his course. Marin received 141,450 votes to Canto's 196,613.
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Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Oscar Marin
Christian Democrats
National
Hernandel Canto
Popular Unity Coalition
Girl Scout aide saved from Beartooth peak rescue
Gail Zachary a 22 year old Girl Scout counselor from Boise Idaho spent 79 hours stranded on Silver Run Peak in the Beartooth Range before expert climbers lowered her from a 1000 foot cliff at the 10 700 foot level near Yellowstone. She carried a sleeping bag and water but no food and was taken to Red Lodge hospital in Montana with injuries not yet determined.
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Boise
Idaho
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Yellowstone National Park
Oxnard clashes after traffic ticket dispute and raids
Oxnard experienced bombings and looting amid ride-along patrol tensions. Glass injuries, hospital treatment, and arrests ranged from burglary to curfew violations for minors. About 15 Mexican Americans protested police due to heavy patrols as police blamed outsiders. In Colton, five people were arrested amid a fight between Black and Mexican American groups.
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Valentine Salt
Colonia
Valentine
Robert Owens
Colton
Los Angeles
Dam builder Morrison dead at 86
Boise Idaho Harry W Morrison co founder of Morrizon Knoudsen Co Inc died today at 86 He helped build Hoover Dam Grand Coulee and many projects worldwide The firm reported 474 million in 1970 revenues and operations spanning the Americas Alaska and the Pacific Morrison born near Kenney Illinois began as a waterboy before rising to leadership and later retirement
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Harry W. Morrison
Marrison
M. H. Knudsen
Morrizon-Knoudsen Co., Inc
Hoover Dam
Colorado River
Grand Coulee Cat
Columbia
Andes
Peru
Brazil
Alaska
Pacific
Morrison Was
Kenney, I
Chicago
Bates and Rogers
Knudsen
Morrison
Storms and tornadoes lash Midwest region
A powerful air system over the Great Lakes unleashed tornadoes, thunderstorms and damaging winds across the Midwest. A tornado hit a trailer court near Eau Claire Wisconsin, killing one and injuring at least two. Another twister damaged cornfields near Princeton Minnesota, while a third sighted near Greenfield Missouri. Eastern Iowa faced severe storms with injuries and downed lines. Winds 50 to 60 mph hit Moline Illinois Burlington and Cedar Rapids Iowa, with 60 mph winds in Kirksville Missouri. Ohio Valley thunderstorms triggered flash flood alerts as Louisville and Lexington reported heavy rainfall. Temperatures ranged from 43 in Marquette to 94 in Thermal California.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Princeton
Minn
St. Cloud
Greenfield
Illnois
Iowa
Dubuque County
Moline
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Kirksville
Esatwardin
Ohio Valley
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Louisville
Lexington
Marquette
Hich
Thermal
Calif
Moscow Jew Seized After Meeting AP Reporter
A Soviet Jew meeting American correspondent James Peippert of The Associated Press in Pushkin Square was arrested by a plainclothes policeman. The pair had agreed on a time and place, but as they met on Gorky Street the officer escorted the Jew away.
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Moscow
Pushkin Square
James Peipert
Associated Press
Gorky Street
Teen Voters Hold Key in Los Angeles Senate Race
Los Angeles voters in the 27th Senate District face a pivotal special election to fill a vacancy caused by George Danielson leaving the Senate. Democrat David Roberts leads Republican Bill Brophy as teens outnumber Republicans by a wide margin in the district, potentially shifting the balance ahead of reapportionment.
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Los Angeles
Li Goy
Edward Reinecke
Hollywood
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