Security tightens as investiture approaches Caernarvon
In Caernarvon Wales police seal manhole covers and deploy 2 500 troops and 24 police to guard Prince Charles investiture. Armed Yard detectives monitor extremists amid calls for peace as 13 anti English bomb incidents in Wales last year loom. A time bomb was found near the pier Prince Charles will use to board Britannia. Separately in Leicester a fire at the Belmont Hotel killed one and injured nine, rescuing nineteen guests.
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Tricia Nixon Tops Social Spotlight In London Investiture
Tricia Nixon arrived in London to represent the United States at Prince Charles investiture as Prince of Wales, eclipsing Hubert Humphrey Elizabeth Taylor and Princess Anne in society coverage. Secret service escorted the 23 year old daughter as she begins her first solo foreign trip, with a week of royal events and social engagements ahead including Wimbledon and Henley engagements.
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Weather outlook warm with possible afternoon showers
Cloudy and warm today with a chance of showers this afternoon and evening. Highs in the low 80s, lows in the 60s. Tuesday remains partly cloudy and humid with scattered showers, highs in the 80s. South winds 10 to 20 mph. Rainfall note shows 17.34 inches on a date in Middletown, rest of figures incomplete.
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Finch defends resignation not needed after failed Knowles bid
HEW Secretary Robert H. Finch insisted he would not resign after failing to nominate Dr. John H. Knowles as assistant HEW secretary. He said he did not expect to leave with a perfect record and emphasized his four year commitment despite the setback.
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The Times Reraid RECO xy
Local newspaper data shows changes in circulation figures for May 1969 and May 1968, with 41,400 and 39,749 readers respectively. Publication details list the Middletown address, pricing, and regional circulation areas Orange Sullivan Ulster Sussex Pike.
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Disabled jet limps back to Ireland after engine burst
A Canadian Pacific DC8 with 260 passengers landed safely in Shannon after an engine burst over the Atlantic. An emergency was declared and RAF Coastal Command planes aided the scene while debris damaged the galley causing a pressurization leak. In Vietnam, CH54 helicopters transported 45 tons of artillery and three cows to Ben Het for Montagnard families defending the camp.
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Peacekeeping in Kuala Lumpur as racial violence hits Indians
Riot police and Malaysian army enforced an uneasy peace in Kuala Lumpur after renewed violence targeting India residents. At least six killed, about 20 injured in the latest outburst, with four dead Indians and two Chinese. Violence earlier in the year had 185 deaths and over 375 injuries, mostly Malays or Chinese.
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