Nixon guests attend White House church service
Journalists and business leaders joined President Nixon at Sunday services in the White House. Rev. Louis Evans Jr urged a Christ centered life as Laird, congressmen, Walter Reuther, and others attended alongside officials and editors. A separate Chicago police chase ended with the arrest of Le Monde Blanche and later Rudolph Lucien in a freight train robbery.
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Chicago
Ted O'Connor
South Side
O'Connor
Joseph Bastie
Plot to kill Lyndon B. Johnson foiled in 1966 Manila
Marcos revealed a Chinese Communist general slipped into the Philippines to plan assassinations of Lyndon B. Johnson Nguyên Can Ky and himself during a Vietnam summit in Manila in October 1966. The unnamed general vanished after the plot was foiled as local communists allegedly sought to seize the government.
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Israeli Jets Fire on Jordan Border Areas for Second Day
Israeli jets attacked three Jordanian border areas with rockets napalm and machine guns marking a second consecutive day of strikes. Reports from Amman said Jordanian authorities reported casualties and damage while regional tensions rose with Israeli actions and cross border fire.
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Prepared for Trouble at Army Mutiny Trial
Five San Francisco based soldiers face a mutiny court martial moved to Fort Lewis to avoid California anti war sentiment. An Seattle anti war group vows protests and a petition drive to expose the trial. Army says it is prepared for any eventuality and that Ft. Lewis is open to the public if peaceful.
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Mild Quake Triggers San Bernardino Fear and Fantasies
A 3.3 magnitude quake in San Bernardino Sunday sparked panic among residents who feared a looming disaster. Reporters noted many callers worried they were experiencing the big April quake, while scientists calm fears of a planetary upheaval and next month’s predicted sinking.
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Historic First for Mrs. King at St Paul’s Cathedral
London reports Coretta King, widow of Martin Luther King Jr., becoming the first woman to preach a regular Sunday service at St Paul’s Cathedral. She spoke from the same pulpit where her husband preached in 1964, drawing 2000 attendees and expressing humility amid world unrest. She urged hope in a dawning new social order.
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Khrushchev Appears in Public For Local Vote in Moscow
In rare public appearance Nikita Khrushchev, thin and unsmiling, votes with his wife Nina and daughter Elena beside him. Police cordon shields foreign reporters as Khrushchev, calling himself a mere pensioner, reacts to a question about a Sino Soviet border incident and laments how far events have gone.
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It Was Easy to Find This L A Escaper
A California escapee wearing stenciled "Los Angeles County Jail" on the seat of his trousers was captured in Bakersfield on Sumner Street. Charles Davis, 28, of Montana, had been serving time for auto theft in the Los Angeles jail and fled Sunday from the Hall of Justice, then rode a freight train to Bakersfield.
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Charles Davis
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Davis
Los Angeles
Hall of Justice
Agreement Reached in Air Strike
Striking American Airlines workers will vote on a tentative agreement to end a 19 day walkout that grounded the nation’s second largest carrier. If ratified, the 12,700 mechanics, communications and service employees covered would return to work at 11 pm Wednesday. Details were not disclosed.
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Summit Weighs Red Rift Delays Pact Talks In Budapest
In Budapest Romania refuses to join Soviet condemnation of Red China for recent border clashes delaying the Warsaw Pact summit by six hours. Soviet first secretary Brezhnev sits with Hungarian host Kadár as leaders from seven bloc nations meet after informal talks at Margit Island Grand Hotel.
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