Nixon Receives Poles Welcome Amid Tehran Bomb Attacks
President Nixon lands in Warsaw to a warm ovation as explosions in Tehran delay his return. Officials say bombs aimed to embarrass the shah, injuring General Price and killing one Iranian woman. Nixon vows to pursue peace and later records a joint session report in Washington.
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Viet force asks surrender as raids widen in Vietnam
North Vietnamese forces in the city face shortages with reinforcements denied and heavy losses. U.S. air raids around Vinh target fuel depots and rail bridges. Navy pilots report destroying a TAC fuel facility and multiple bridges while a TV guided bomb system is described. South Vietnam’s Thieu visits Hue on a morale mission and asserts siege pressure lessens with supply problems. Heavy fighting persists around Kontum as claims and counterclaims emerge.
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Nixon to address Congress on Moscow summit results
President Nixon will fly from the airport to the Capitol and speak to a joint session of Congress and the nation at 6 30 p m PDT on Thursday night. The speech follows an eight day Moscow summit tour with a stop in Warsaw.
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Ramona's Mexican Food Faces Unfair Labor Charges
Los Angeles based Ramona's Mexican Food Products owned by Romana Banévis is accused by the National Labor Relations Board of unfair labor practices. A hearing starts July 18 as the United States treasurer and Teamsters Union dispute ongoing strikes, threats to fire strikers, and efforts to deter unionization.
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Royal reception details with Kissinger and dignitaries
A description of a formal event with singer dancers and a 24 member string ensemble performing Mozart through Haydn. Empress Farah in white silk, the Shah in blue and gold, Mrs. Wixon in pink organza, and guests dining on luxury dishes and imperial wines.
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Israel siege attack exposes deadly airport carnage
At Ben Gurion Airport the massacre left a one year old dead and many injured as three Japanese hijackers and four armed Palestinians triggered a bloodbath in the customs hall. Police described a chaos of gunfire grenades and wreckage while Israel's cabinet met in emergency session.
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Carol Golden
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Tom
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Japan
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Paris
Shimon Peres
Brussels
Vienna
Dairy Holdup In Long Beach Nets $10000
Two masked Caucasian men about six feet tall robbed Mountain View Dairy at 725 W Anaheim Street around 1 30 a.m. They pretended to be catering service reps and escaped with a money pouch containing about $10000. One carried a revolver tucked in his waistband.
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