New York Students Fly for Hanoi Peace Treaty Mission
David Ishin of the National Student Association and nine peers left New York Sunday to sign a peace treaty with Hanoi students. Four others aimed for Saigon, blocked by a visa denial from the South Vietnamese government. The group plans a Stockholm leg before joining eight colleagues in Moscow en route to Hanoi.
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New York
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Washington
Saigon
Kennedy Night Out Alleged by British Weekly
A weekly paper published a photo claim showing Senator Kennedy nightclubbing with Princess Maria Pia in Paris before the memorial service for de Gaulle. The People described them at a Paris club dancing until 5 am, but officials said the diplomat said no such incident occurred and Kennedy was with a congressional delegation in Paris.
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Paris
Charles de Gautle
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People
Kennedy
Maria Pia
Ted
Massachusetts
Brussels
Dé Gaile
U.S
Alexander
Yugoslavia
You're Lying Says Shocked Mother Delivers Baby in San Bernardino
McGee woke with abdominal pain suspecting appendicitis and urged husband Charles to take her to a San Bernardino hospital. Doctors said the appendix was fine and the baby was to blame. An hour after admission she gave birth to a 7 pound 9 4 ounce boy, leaving the shocked couple thrilled and briefly unprepared to name him.
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Charles
San Bernardino
Eartha Kitt Cancels Wedding Plans
Eartha Kitt ends engagement to Ole Broendum-Nielsen after a London meeting. She says her wedding plans are off and she will return to Beverly Hills. The Danish businessman cites a misunderstanding and notes the leap from solving her sound issues to marriage.
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Eartha Kit
Ole Broendum-Nielsen
London
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Dane
Nurse Lore of Mt Rainier Delivers Stork Tale
Capt Susan Struck of the Air Force jokes the stork is lost near Mt Rainier while awaiting labor at McChord AFB. Doctors predicted delivery by Saturday but she says she has not yet delivered as she fights regulations barring pregnant officers from continued service.
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Mt. Ranier
Washington Park
Air Force
McChord Afb
Miss Struck
Yugoslav Seaman Chooses Prospects Over Marriage and Jail
Stanislav Perusic, 23, from Yugoslavia, prefers marriage to avoid jail in the United States but not to Air Force service. He called off his engagement to Angela Signorelli, 21, a divorced Cleveland acquaintance, as deportation looms unless he marries or joins the military. An appeal for political asylum delays deportation, giving time to learn English for the Air Force test, while the couple's radios and TV wedding plans fade.
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Yugoslavia
U.S. Air Force
Perusic
Angela Signovell
Cleveland
Pertsh
Air Force
Porth Amboy
Nas
Petusie
Jagger
Signorelli
Pope Paul VI Becomes First Pontiff to Visit Australia
Pope Paul VI lands in Sydney as the first Roman Catholic pontiff to visit Australia. Tens of thousands cheer as he tours in a Rolls Royce, attends Mass at St Mary’s Cathedral, and prepares for open-air services at Randwick Racetrack before continuing his Asia-Pacific itinerary. The trip includes Manila to Samoa and Jakarta with stops in Hong Kong and Colombo, amid tight security after an earlier Manila assassination bid.
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Oceania
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Colombo
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China
Priest Group Denies Plot and Considers Suit
An antiwar group known as the East Coast Conspiracy to Save Lives denies Hoover charges of plotting to disrupt capital utilities and kidnap a federal official. Priests nuns and laymen defend nonviolence. some members seek an official probe. Berrigan brothers denied involvement while Rep Anderson calls for testimony and possible congressional inquiry.
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J. Wagar Hoover
Ines
East Coast
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Damini
Susan Cordes
Peter Fords
Jersey City
Nui
Daniel
Philip
Connecticut
Fordi
Joe R. Wenderath
Baltimore
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Danbury
Conn
William Anderson
de Tenn
Anderson
Congressional
US Jet Strikes Israeli Plane On Ground Killing Two
A TWA cargo jet colliding with an Israeli Stratocruiser being towed at Lod International Airport killed two ground crewmen and injured two others. The crash closed Lod for nine hours delaying about 600 passengers and involved American pilots D. Meyeroitz, G. Schoonover, and W. Hutchinson.
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D. Meyerholtz
G. Schoonover
W. Hutchinson
Ga. School Integration Suit Filed
Washington reports the Justice Department filed the first desegregation suit of the 1970-71 year against Valdosta Georgia public schools. The government seeks a court order to force local officials to implement a voluntary desegregation agreement and to prevent racial discrimination in a dual school system. The suit asks for immediate federal aid to prepare plans for unitary, non discriminatory operation and abolishing the dual system this school year.
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John N. Mitchell
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HEW Office of Education
West German envoy and wife Die in Lisbon Night
West Germany's ambassador to Portugal Dr Hans Schmidt Horix and his wife died by their own hand in Lisbon during the night. A brief embassy statement cited private reasons for the act, saying it had nothing to do with his diplomatic role. The 56-year-old wife was described as vivacious and cultured but neurotic. he was 61 and had served as ambassador to Afghanistan and earlier in Washington.
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