A Day in the Life of Pope Paul VI
United Press International details Pope Paul VI in Vatican life. The 71 year old wakes about 6:30, celebrates Mass with two secretaries and a lay architect Bellini, then reviews Italian papers. He spends mornings in audiences with cardinals, foreign prelates, and world figures.
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Hijacked Eastern jet based on intoxicated impostor Ray Anthony
An Eastern Airlines Boeing 727 carrying 104 people was hijacked to Havana by an intoxicated man who claimed to be band leader Ray Anthony. Passengers described him as 50 to 65, drinking heavily, and forcefully took control before the jet returned to Miami. The incident marked the third hijacking of the week and a major Eastern Airlines hijack for the year.
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Harrisburg
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Bonny the monkey launches on 30 day space flight
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP A pigtail monkey named Bonny launched aboard a two stage Delta rocket for a 30 day orbit around Earth to study long term space weightlessness. The mission aims to yield medical data exceeding all prior US manned flights and will monitor the central nervous system cardiovascular system metabolism skeletal changes and sleep patterns.
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Kick out of glue may soon be a chop
Detroit news reports Ross Chemical and Manufacturing adds horseradish essence to plastic model cement to deter glue sniffing. Company says scent is barely noticeable during proper use but will deter exploratory sniffing by kids.
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Nixon to tour Asia and visit Romania after Vietnam
President Nixon will undertake a five nation Asian tour and a first American presidential visit to Romania after Vietnam. The trip, starting July 22 and ending August 3, will visit the Philippines Indonesia Thailand India and Pakistan then Bucharest to meet Nicolae Ceausescu. It aims to gauge Asian views on America's role as a Pacific power and follows recent moves with Eastern Europe. Ziegler said no war zone visit to Vietnam is planned, though could be kept secret if it occurred.
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Meeting people is Mrs Nixon's strong point
First Lady Pat Nixon will accompany President Nixon on a six nation trip to Asia and Romania next month with a personal schedule of activities including meetings with women readers. White House says details are still being worked out and the family may join later.
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Weather Outlook Warm and Sunny With Showers Possible
Warm and sunny today with a chance of afternoon showers. Highs in the 80s. Cloudy and warmer tonight and tomorrow with a chance of more showers. Details on page C-2.
Nixon to Visit Romania Reflects Independent Communist Stand
Washington officials say Nixon plans a surprise trip to Romania highlighting Bucharest push for independence from Moscow. The move strains Kremlin relations but is not expected to derail U.S.-Soviet talks or arms talks while Romania and party leader Nicolae Ceaușescu showcase peaceful coexistence.
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Nixon aims to speed Vietnam troop pullout faces Saigon pushback
In Saigon officials doubt President Nixon can rush home GIs this year despite his hope to accelerate withdrawals. They favor the Augest plan to remove 2,000 troops while resisting Clifford’s call to pull 100,000 now and the rest next year. Paris talks add little momentum.
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Elyria Soldier Killed in Vietnam Remembered as Little League Star
Robert C. Cameron 20, of 120 Pasadena St Elyria was killed by a land mine in the Mekong Delta while on patrol. A 1966 graduate of Elyria District Catholic High School he had starred in Elyria Little League North and worked at U S Steel Lorain Works and Stang Motors before being drafted June 2 last year. He is survived by Mr and Mrs Frank Cameron.
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