Defense topics okayed by NATO ministers in Moscow talks
NATO foreign ministers endorsed discussing military measures to boost confidence and stability between Soviet and Western forces at a 35 nation conference on European cooperation next year. They urged talks on mutual and balanced force reductions and affirmed defense and detente as inseparable while praising West Germany's treaties with the Soviet Union and Poland. Nixon then traveled to Warsaw to meet Poland's Edward Gierek on trade and aid amid security around his Tehran visit.
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Nixon to address Congress after Moscow trip Thursday
Washington AP reports congressional leaders announced President Nixon will speak to a joint session of Congress Thursday night after returning from Moscow. The 8:30 p.m. CDT address in the House chamber will be carried nationwide on radio and television. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged a report to the people, calling the Moscow agreements substantial and satisfying.
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Rap Brown moved to New Orleans for resentencing
Federal marshals secretly flew H. Rap Brown to New Orleans for a federal firearms sentence review hours after attorney William Kunstler obtained a state delay order. Brown faced state charges connected to a shooting in Manhattan's West Side last October. details of injuries remained unclear.
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Weather Outlook On Map Page 25
Overcast tonight with fair conditions and a low around 42 to 47. Thursday will be partly cloudy with a high near 68 to 74. Weather details appear on map page 25.
Nixon aide in Tehran belly dancer laps Kissinger
At a Tehran dinner hosted by Iran's Information Ministry Kissinger, still in tails after a state dinner, was joined by Nadina Parsa a 28 year old belly dancer who sat in his lap. Journalists and officials watched as she kissed the prime minister then sat briefly on Kissinger's lap.
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State to inventory ashmore area crop damage after nitric acid spill
Illinois officials plan a first hand inventory in Coles County near Ashmore and Oakland after a Penn Central derailment spilled nitric acid. Farmers may be reimbursed under federal crop insurance. Some areas reported heavy loss to wheat and soybeans beside the tracks while others saw minimal damage. Governor Ogilvie proposed abolishing the state grain inspections division to save about $350,000 yearly by shifting duties to private agencies.
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University of Illinois
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Six Inmates Surrender After Passaic County Jail Revolt
Six rebellious inmates at Passaic County Jail surrendered after a four hour uprising in Paterson New Jersey. Six guards were injured during the clash when inmates armed with improvised weapons overpowered three guards and released about 100 prisoners. Warden DeYoung among seven hostages. Demands include hygiene improvements recreation facilities and better outside communication.
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Setback for labor McClellan wins
Labor groups spent at least 25000 to unseat 76 year old Senator John L. McClellan in Arkansas Democratic primary. Rep. David H. Pryor led the four man field but failed to avoid runoff. Pryor predicted a June rematch as McClellan relied on radio and television after a near seventy thousand dollar budget.
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Airport massacre at Tel Aviv kills 22 in dawn attack
Premier Meir blamed Arab states for the airport massacre carried out by three young Japanese terrorists hired by a Palestine guerrilla group. 22 dead 70 plus wounded as gunmen opened fire in the customs hall and blew up a plane. Notable victims included Prof. Aharon Katzir and 13 Puerto Ricans.
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Duke of Windsor's Body Arrives in England After Paris Death
The Royal Air Force carried the Duke of Windsor's body from Paris to England as the 77 year old duke died in the French capital. The duchess canceled her trip but watched the nine car cortege depart their Bois de Boulogne home. She plans to visit England Friday and remain at Buckingham Palace, the abdication era couple's first visit since 1936. The body will lie in state at St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, after lying in state Friday and Saturday.
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Amtrak Derailment Faces Passengers in Dining Car
Southern Illinoisan reporter Sandra Holter rode a Amtrak derailment en route to Carbondale. Eighteen people were injured and a tipped dining car trapped a porter while fire crews forced an exit. Passengers waited hours as trains were reassembled and an offer of free box lunches sparked a stampede.
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Amtrak Derailment Near Chicago Clears Wreckage
Wreckage from a six car Amtrak passenger train derailed south of Union Station was cleared early today. Eighteen people were injured, and porter Felix Brown was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. The train bound for Carbondale and New Orleans had been operated by Illinois Central, with about 300 passengers aboard. The remaining 12 cars arrived in Carbondale about four hours late.
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