Nixon deplores Lod massacre and Japan apology
President Nixon expressed grief over the Lod International Airport massacre carried out by three Japanese terrorists acting for Arab guerrillas. Israel tightened security as coffins were loaded for Puerto Rico, while Japan vowed compensation and urged justice.
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