Romanian envoy to Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders
Romanian Foreign Minister Corneliu Manescu arrived in Moscow for talks with Andrei Gromyko as the Kremlin seeks to pressure Romania's Independent Communist leaders. They may discuss the expired friendship pact and Romania's neutrality amid the June Moscow world Communist conference and ongoing East West disputes.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
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Romania
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Czechoslovakia
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Israel
Gromyko
Moscow-Peking
Nixon warns Peru of aid cutoff over refinery expropriation
President Nixon told Peru's military government to expect a halt to U S aid and broad sanctions unless it pays for the expropriated American owned refinery within three days. Envoy John N Irwin reported little progress in Lima and returned to brief White House officials.
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Lima
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Fla
Juan Velasco Alvarado
White House
Velasco
United States
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Congress
McCormack
Legislative Branch
Saigon offers Viet Cong amnesty if it quits war and changes name
President Thieu and peace negotiator Lam propose amnesty and a place on South Vietnam's ballot for Viet Cong if they renounce violence and change their label. Thieu urges a two party system while pledging not to hand Vietnam to the Communists and to pursue elections under international oversight.
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Relatives Say Lambright Felt Racism Fueled Rampage
Relatives of Donald Martin Lambright claim the highway shooter who killed four and wounded 17 felt persecuted by racism. His uncle Howard Johnson notes a history of crisis tendencies without treatment, and Lambright’s mother calls him a victim of racism abroad in the land.
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Howard Johnson
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Annette
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Pennsylvania State University
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Paul
Middleton H. Lambright Jr
Donald
Lee
Johnson
Republic of New Africa
Viet Cong demand coalition seats before peace talks progress
Diplomatic sources in London say the Viet Cong refuse earnest negotiations until winning seats in a Saigon coalition, aiming for key posts such as security. They seek a precondition for any peace settlement, while Saigon rejects a coalition and vows to resist./Viet Cong strategy hinges on U.S. impatience and phased withdrawal.
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Easter in Jerusalem Tempered by Crisis and Temptations
Christian pilgrims marked Easter in Jerusalem as Holy Week rites resumed at the Basilica of the Holy Sepulcher and Emmaus while many travelers from America Europe and South Africa sought marijuana dens in the Arab Quarter amid the regional crisis. The Suez conflict and shelling reduced visitors and hotel bookings. A Saturday night clash in the Golan Heights left six Arabs dead, and a grenade attack in Gaza caused no injuries.
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Purple cord around pew honors Ike at California church
At Community Presbyterian Church in Palm Desert California a purple braided cord marks Dwight D Eisenhower’s pew with a plaque noting The General and Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower’s pew President 1952 1960 The Eisenhowers joined the church during vacations and remained active after his White House years The former president died March 28 in Washington
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Ike
Dean W. Miller
Eisenhowers
California
White House
Eisenhower
Miller
Washington
Greek ship Ioulia sinks after Gulf of Suez explosion
An explosion ripped the engine room of the 3,000 ton Greek vessel Ioulia in the Gulf of Suez near Zaafara. All 16 crew members and the captain escaped unharmed in lifeboats.
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Cairo
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Zaafara
Space manned programs face merger option under study
A Nixon administration study weighs merging military and civilian man in space programs after a July moon mission. NASA and Defense propose separate labs for 1971. observers say a unified approach could curb costs but officials warn against duplication and risk to returns.
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Air Force
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He Space Agency
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