Nixon calls Romania visit most memorable of his foreign trip
President Nixon praised his Bucharest stay as the most memorable of his travels after meetings with Nicolae Ceaușescu. The two leaders agreed to reopen a consular convention, discuss civil air accords, and establish joint libraries as they pursue expanded economic links and potential most favored nation status.
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Nixon Returns From World Journey In Rain
President Nixon flew into Andrews Air Force Base Maryland at 11 03 pm after a 12 day trip to Asia and Romania. He recalled the Apollo astronauts welcome on a carrier and noted people waved photographs of the United States during his motorcade routes. He praised the trip as a quest for peace and said differing philosophies need not divide the world.
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England
Harold Wilson
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Spiro T. Agnew
Asia
Vietnam
Mohammed Hidayatullah
India
United States
Bucharest
Washington
Mars barren of life Raises odds against Earth-type life elsewhere
Pasadena based scientists say Mars shows no nitrogen in its atmosphere from Mariner 6 data, reducing the likelihood of Earth-like life elsewhere in the solar system. If no nitrogen is found on the Martian surface by future soil missions, life as on Earth may be unique among sun orbiting planets.
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JPL
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Riots in Belfast Hurt Over Ninety as Police Clash
Riot battles erupted in Belfast on Sunday night with rocks and fire hurled at police. More than 2,000 people formed barricades in Shankill Road. ten officers injured and 35 arrests reported amid warnings of a firm crackdown and possible army deployment.
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Weather outlook showers with cool temperatures
A weather brief notes a chance of showers today with a high near 80 and a low around 46. The forecast appears on the weather map page 2, indicating unsettled conditions across the region.
Truce team targets in Suez shooting gallery
U N war watchers on the Suez Canal face daily clashes as Egyptian and Israeli troops fight across the waterway. Secretary General U Thant warns of open warfare and seeks to sustain the observers despite casualties and mounting stress.
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Five Hospitalized After Anaconda Headon Crash
Five Anacondans were hospitalized after a headon auto crash about three miles west of Anaconda on Sunday. Mike Sweeny 20, the most seriously injured, was moved to Silver Bow General Hospital in Butte in fair condition. Sweeney drove one car while Tom Flanagan 35 was in the other. Passengers in Sweeney s car were George Gee 20 Jamie Dewing 18 and Rose Violette 18 who were treated at Anaconda Community Hospital.
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Planetary grand tour urged for unmanned probes in outer solar system
A Space Science Board panel urged late 1970s to begin a series of unmanned missions to Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune and Pluto. Proposals include tours in 1977 1979 and 1980s plus a 1974 Jupiter flyby and a 1976 Jupiter orbiter.
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Washington
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