Arab world hails Lod airport attack as Palestinians gain reach
The Lebanese army on alert after a three man Japanese suicide squad killed 26 and wounded 81 at Tel Aviv Lod airport. Cairo and Amman hailed the assault as proof of Palestinian reach while Israel warned of reprisals. Japanese survivor Kozo Okamoto identified as 25 year old.
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Marriage certificate search for Tijuana union heirs
An attorney seeks a copy of a Tijuana marriage certificate for Social Security benefits. The registry is slow and records may be incomplete. Visiting the registry in Tijuana offers the fastest path, or request a search via the American Consulate General. brokers’ records are unreliable.
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Noted U of A prof killed in Lod massacre
Berkeley mourns Aharon Katchalsky 57 professor of medical physics killed in the Lod Airport attack. He taught at UC Berkeley since 1965 and had ties to MIT neuroscience research. Former head of Weizmann Institute and Israel National Prize recipient.
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Television Commercials Targeting Kids Deemed Deceptive
A college student informs Congress that television ads aimed at children can mislead and harm, urging tighter oversight. The report notes concerns across media ethics and consumer protection as lawmakers weigh regulatory actions.
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Nixon returns speeds TV report on treaties
South Vietnam paratroops and tanks sweep 25 miles northwest of Hue aiming to trap a North Vietnamese regiment. Air battles near the Chinese border yield two MIG21s shot down. a Phantom crash injures two crew in Thailand. two MiG interceptors downed northeast of Hanoi within minutes.
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Protests Cripple Three AF Planes at Willow Grove
Three C 130 transports at Willow Grove Naval Air Station were damaged by antiwar protesters. Interior wiring and hydraulic lines were destroyed and slogans written on the aircraft. An unidentified caller claimed the acts were by a Cambridge based group for Memorial Day weekend.
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Nixon urges Kissinger to quit champagne during Poland visit
President Nixon, with Henry Kissinger, signs a joint communique in Warsaw and then tells his adviser to stop drinking champagne and move to the next ceremony. He notes the schedule and leads the party out as the procession begins.
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Smart bombs praised as Vietnam war tool increases impact
U S officials claim laser guided bombs have cut major bridges and rail lines from Hue toward the Chinese border with limited signs of overland Chinese materiel movement. Two jets work together using a laser spot to guide the bomb with a five feet accuracy versus a conventional bomb’s 150 feet. The program expanded after Nixon resumed full air raids in April.
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California riles up 19 write-in presidential contenders
In California a large slate of 20 officially recognized candidates for president appears for the June primary. 19 write-ins certified meet requirements alongside named contenders, with Alabama Gov. George Wallace noted as best known among the write-ins. The list includes candidates across multiple parties and long-shot hopefuls such as Will Slocum who campaigns on a lax approach.
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Nixon to address nation from Capitol on SALT talks
President Nixon will speak to a national TV audience from the House chamber at 6 30 p m PDT after landing from a 13 day trip. The address follows talks in Moscow on a SALT accord and the ABM treaty, with Senate approval anticipated in August amid debate over a side agreement.
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Weather forecast by region with scattered storms
Hight and Friday LB area shows late night and morning low clouds and fog with hazy sunshine and a high near 86. Mountains expect partly cloudy skies with possible scattered thundershowers and highs in the upper 80s. Deserts remain mostly sunny but with widely scattered afternoon thundershowers and highs in the upper 90s.
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