Pompidou Arrives in United States for Talks With Nixon
French President Georges Pompidou began a state visit to Washington with a lavish White House reception by President Nixon. Both leaders stressed friendship and a focus on personal ties, while protests against France’s Middle East stance occurred outside.
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Massive base reductions planned within 14 months
The Defense Department will announce massive base reductions and force downsizing within 400 days, with well over 100 U.S. bases affected. Most actions will scale down activities rather than close facilities, as Pentagon officials outlined at a news conference led by Defense Secretary Melvin Laird.
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Weather across coasts and central regions forecast
Rain expected along the Pacific and Atlantic coasts while snow falls in the Lakes Ohio Valley and Northern Plains. Cold northern half and milder south, with partly cloudy skies elsewhere. Today partly cloudy and cold with a chance of snow flurries. tonight cold 10 to 18. Highs in the 20s Thursday.
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Maddox Slams Voting Rights Act In Georgia Remarks
Georgia Governor Lester Maddox denounces the Voting Rights Act calling it illegal unconstitutional un American and un Godly. The quoted remarks frame a broader political clash over civil rights policy with more details on Maddox provided on page 32.
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British try growing test tube baby
In Atherton England Sylvia Allen aged 34 may become the first mother to bear a baby conceived in a test tube. Eggs were taken from Mrs Allen and fertilized by her husband Keith a gynecologist said. The procedure could see the fertilized egg returned to Mrs Allen's womb in about six weeks.
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