U S Hopes For Word From Soviet On Arms Talks
Washington expects a Soviet response to Nixon's push for a strategic arms dialogue. Secretary Rogers plans to meet Gromyko in New York as the UN session opens. Officials note delays since the 1968 Czechoslovakia invasion and ongoing Soviet China tensions shape the bargaining position.
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Nixon ends Western vacation amid Gulf coast and diplomacy
President Nixon ends a month at the Western White House and schedules a border meeting with Mexico's President Diaz Ordaz. He then surveys Hurricane Camille damage in Louisiana and Mississippi, with Senate Leader Everett Dirksen's death casting a pause on his schedule. Henry Kissinger joins discussions on Vietnam amid disarmament talks and Moscow diplomacy.
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Cuba Expels AP Writer from Havana
Havana expels Associated Press correspondent Denton Wheeler and his wife within two hours after theForeign Ministry objected to his reporting including Friday's story accusing a Mexican Embassy staffer of spying for the CIA. Wheeler had been in Havana since April 1967.
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Israeli Airline Offices Bombed in European Attacks
AP reports multiple attacks across Europe targeting Israeli diplomatic sites. A bomb hit the Israeli Embassy in Bonn with no injuries. two blasts damaged the El Al office in Brussels injuring four. a grenade near the Israeli Embassy in The Hague caused no injuries. Police arrested a suspect in Brussels. another fled.
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Preparation H Emerges as First Line Hemorrhoid Help
Doctors in New York and Washington test medical treatment Preparation H, favoring non surgical relief for simple piles. The product purportedly shrinks inflamed tissue, relieves pain, coats and protects irritated areas, softens stools, and reduces bleeding without a prescription.
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Stock Market Sags Lower In Moderate Trading
The stock market moved lower in moderate early trading as the Dow fell about 1.6 percent to 687.91. Declines outpaced advances by roughly 20 issues with notable blocks in American World Airways and other big names showing mixed activity. Woolworth and AT&T trades were sizable while International Nickel and Litton Industries posted varied movements in early session totals.
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Allies Scale Military Operations To Match Enemy's In Cease Fire
In Saigon the U S and South Vietnamese commands said allied military actions would mirror enemy moves during the Viet Cong three day cease fire in mourning Ho Chi Minh The joint communique noted a defensive posture while continuing patrols and intercepts near bases. Casualties included civilians and soldiers from Viet Cong attacks near Da Nang and Laos.
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Black militant Williams barred from U.S. flight route
Air carriers refuse to transport Robert F Williams to the United States amid hijack risk concerns. Williams, leader of the Republic of New Africa, was expelled from Britain to Cairo after being deemed an undesirable alien. He had fled the United States eight years ago amid kidnapping charges.
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