Bailey escapes uninjured after helicopter crash near Logan Airport
Lawyer F Lee Bailey, aboard a two seater helicopter, escaped injury after the craft lost power and crashed near Boston Logan International Airport. He walked to his downtown office to say he felt fine. The incident followed his takeoff from the airport and a 6 foot fall onto a driveway.
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U.S China tensions rise after ping pong visit
Washington and Beijing harden official tone after the American table tennis team's mainland trip. Beijing condemns U S calls on Taiwan status while the Nationalists denounce United States defense commitments. Both sides clash over Taiwan and UN seating, signaling strained ties instead of warm diplomacy.
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Rogers Says Middle East Talks With Egypt Going Well
Secretary of State William P. Rogers said his talks with Egyptian leaders on a general peace settlement were very well. He met with Foreign Minister Riad and Prime Minister Fawzi and described sessions as constructive and useful while discussing reopening the Suez Canal and narrowing gaps on a Shem Canal accord.
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Seven men held in 2.6 million securities theft
Manhattan District Attorney Frank S. Hogan announced the arrest of seven men in a $2.6 million securities theft connected to the Central Certificate Service of the Stock Clearing Corp. About 14,789 shares were recovered. The suspects, all in their 20s, were employees or former employees of the Central Certificate Service. The case involved grand larceny criminal possession of stolen property and conspiracy. Names include Ralph De Cola Alan Perlin Arthur Andine John Cosenza Rosemary Ruggero Ramon Martin and Richard Bieniewicz.
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