Tito Nixon Talks Center On Mideast Visit
Yugoslav President Tito arrives in Washington for a six day state visit including talks with President Nixon and top officials. He is expected to advise on Middle East tensions and the Suez Canal plan while exploring Rogers suggestion of a possible interim accord.
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Hijacked Americans Spend Second Night In Havana
A Soviet built 747 hijacked American Airlines flight from New York to San Juan landed in Havana. The 15 crew and 19 passengers were housed at Jose Marti Airport hotel while Cuban officials and Kosygin visited. FAA could not confirm when the aircraft would depart and State Department offered no timeline.
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Hearings Open On Treaty Giving Okinawa To Japan
Washington hearings focus on the U S Japan treaty to return Okinawa after 27 years under U S protection The administration aims to secure approval and ratification despite Republican opposition and ongoing debate over Japan's mainland ties and military bases The Diet considers the Okinawa accord amid concerns about regional security in the Far East.
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Smallest Quint Dies In Israel
AP report from Jerusalem states the smallest of Israel's first quintuplets, a boy, died four days after birth at Jindassah Hospital. The remaining sibling trio and two other children were reported in satisfactory condition. Breathing difficulties and extreme prematurity were cited as factors, with the baby weighing 24.7 ounces at birth.
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Daily Mail regional notices and subscription rates
The fragment lists postal details for the Daily Mail printed in Hagerstown Maryland and outlines subscription prices for various durations and regions. It references association charges for republication rights and related mailing destinations including Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
Feinstein campaigns for San Francisco mayor
Mrs. Dianne Feinstein 38, president of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, campaigns to unseat Mayor Joseph L. Alfalo. She denounces ugly skyscrapers pornography hard drugs and crime and vows action. AP Wirephoto.
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Navy Nears Completion of Vietnamization Plan
SAIGON AP The Navy says Vietnamization is near done with 24 river craft four bases and 14 radar stations to be turned over to South Vietnam. A Vietnamese commander will take over at Nha Be base near Saigon with a U.S. adviser role planned. The Vietnamese navy now numbers about 40 000 men.
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Bomb blast kills two British soldiers in Londonderry
In Londonderry a bomb exploded near a military post and wounded others as police reported an attack in the Protestant district. The blast shattered windows and damaged a nearby factory while workers were moved to safety. The incident is part of ongoing Northern Ireland violence with authorities cordoning off the area to investigate.
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