Nixon pledges noninterference stance in Latin America
President Nixon at a White House dinner for OAS ministers vows the United States will not impose its political structure on other nations and will treat Latin America as a plural region with a mature partnership. He defends ITT Chile ties and Ecuador tuna aid, urging respect for sovereign expropriation rights with just compensation.
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UPI
Nixon
Organization of American States
United States
Latin America
White House
OAS
Galo Plaza
Plaza
U.S
American Hemisphere
Congress
Ecuador
Meyer
Chile
Hanoi says Nixon offered talks then canceled Paris talks
North Vietnam said Nixon secretly offered to resume negotiations in Paris but retracted the offer after Hanoi accepted it. The statement accused Nixon of trickery and breaking promises to end the war, while urging a return to negotiations as a new deadline loomed. The U S cited signals of resumed talks and military activity in Indochina amid the dispute.
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UPI
Vietnam
Nixon
Hanoi
America
Indochina
U.S
William J. Porter
Washington
Republic of
South Vietnam
Porter
United States
North Vietnam
Train derails in Yugoslavia. deaths reported
The Paris to Athens sleeper express derailed near Deanovac, Yugoslavia, early Saturday. Six of ten cars overturned and burned. at least three killed and 40 hospitalized with fears of more deaths as authorities fight fires in thick mud. Officers reported cars tilting sequentially as trains wrecked.
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UPI
Greece
Yugoslavia
Deanovac
Zagreb
Tanjug
Nixon messenger carries best wishes to Israel amid regional tensions
Herbert Stein arrived at Lod Airport delivering Nixon’s message to Prime Minister Golda Meir on Israel’s 24th anniversary. Israeli advisers warned of possible Soviet US settlement pressures at Moscow summit while Cairo and Libyan UN critiques and reports of Iraqi rockets add to Middle East anxieties.
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Golda Meir
Herbert Stein
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Moscow
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Egypt
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Russia
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al Ahram
China
Peking
Libya
U.N. Conference On Trade and Development
Unctad
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Chile
Sinai
Suez Canal
Irbid
Britons face railway shutdown as union showdown nears
Britain's 290000 railway workers threaten a nationwide slowdown starting at midnight. Employment Minister Maurice Macmillan and union leaders met to avert clashes with umbrella wielding commuters. Police protection looms as workers report attacks amid work to rule and wage demands.
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UPI
Britain
Maurice Macmillan
Richard Marsh
British Railways
Marsh
Edward Heath
Heath
British Railways Board
Bill Eanes
British troops kill senior IRA officer in Belfast
British soldiers shot and killed a senior IRA officer on a Belfast street triggering mob violence across Catholic areas. A teenager died and an 18 month old was wounded as attacks and shootings spread in Ardoyne and Ballymurphy after the officer's death.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
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Ardoyne
Ballymurphy
Joseph McCann
McCann
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