Nixon Sees Hostages in Italy Amid Vatican Meeting
President Nixon met with Pope Paul VI at the Vatican in Rome as U.S. hostages in Jordan were freed after three weeks of captivity. He then flew to the aircraft carrier Saratoga for talks with naval commanders while protests occurred outside the U.S. consulate in Naples. Nixon discussed potential intervention but feared jeopardizing the hostages.
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Arabs Still Hold 6 Yanks U.S. Says
Arabs still hold six American captives as hijacking negotiations unfold. U.S. officials report hostages are dispersed among bases with supplies and food being delivered by allied forces. In Rome 26 released Americans greeted President Nixon, while others remain in Amman. Diplomatic talks touch Britain, Israel, and countries debating releases of captives and commandos.
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ACLU to Defend Accused in Interstate Riot Cases
NEW YORK The American Civil Liberties Union announces it will defend individuals charged under the federal statute banning crossing state lines to incite riots. NEIER, newly named executive director of the ACLU, emphasizes First Amendment protections. The report notes Neier’s background with the New York Civil Liberties Union and his refugee history from Nazism.
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U S Air Force Delivers Relief Aid to Jordan
Washington reports 13 U S Air Force cargo planes landed in Amman with a 50 bed field hospital, food, and relief supplies for Jordan's civil war victims. The hospital from Lakesheath, England, will be set up at Amman's sports center or a military hospital.
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Peace Unit Deploys in Amman to Enforce Cease-Fire
An Arab peace force of 100 officers moved into Amman to police a cease-fire between Jordan’s Bedouin army and Palestinian guerrillas. The mission, led by Ahmed Abdulmajid Hilmi of Egypt, includes officers from Sudan Saudi Arabia Kuwait Tunisia and Egypt. Premier Ladgham of Tunisia headed to Amman to implement a 14 point accord signed in Cairo by King Hussein and Yasir Arafat.
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Cop killer suspect seized after two hour border chase
FBI nabbed Stanley R. Bond 26 of Cambridge at a Denver bound jet after a two hour chase across the Massachusetts New Hampshire border. Bond linked to the State Street Bank holdup that cost patrolman Walter Schroeder his life. Two other women, Susan Saxe 20 and Katherine Power 21, remain at large believed on west coast. Robert Valeri 21 of Somerville was arrested with police saying he implicated the others.
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Husband and wife win 1970 German peace prize
In Frankfurt Germany Gunnar Myrdal 71 head of the Stockholm Peace Research Institute and his writer wife Alva Sweden's minister of atomic disarmament win the German book prize for peace for 1970.
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Control New Peninsula Fire Flareup Near Palos Verdes Estates
A flareup of a Palos Verdes Estates grass fire was brought under control with no damage to expensive homes or injuries. City Manager Robert Vollmer praised mutual aid from Tarrrane Redondo Beach Hermosa Beach Gardena and Los Angeles County.
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Panel Calls For Boost In 6th Fleet And Israel NATO Entry
A U.S. House armed services subcommittee blamed budget cuts for weakening the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean amid Middle East tensions and Soviet buildup. The panel urged easing restraints, bolstering NATO defenses, and approving Israel’s request for 800 billion in arms aid over two years, noting Israel could seek NATO admission. The report was by Rep. Samuel Stratton's antisubmarine warfare subcommittee.
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A brief shopper note highlights the swaps section in today's Want Ads, urging traders to review swap opportunities for goods and services. The item signals practical exchange ideas and emphasizes practical value for buyers and sellers alike.
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