Connally switches parties to GOP amid Watergate era
John B. Connally former treasury secretary and ex Texas governor announced he is switching from Democrat to Republican. He praised the GOP as reflecting broad American views and said he will aid the party while speculation grows about a 1976 presidential bid.
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Woman tied to 1972 City police killings wounded in NJ shootout
In East Brunswick New Jersey a woman linked to the Black Liberation Army and sought over the Lower East Side killings of two NYPD officers was wounded after a New Jersey Turnpike pursuit. Trooper John Harper was shot and the car’s occupants included Werder Foerster who died from gunshot wounds. The man with the group escaped.
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Brandt Nixon talk wind up in Washington
Washington talks between West German Chancellor Willy Brandt and President Nixon center on reviving the Atlantic alliance while Watergate echoes surface. Nixon signals hope Brandt can rebound from the scandal as the two nations seek alignment.
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Golda Meir film to mark Israel anniversary shown locally
A color motion picture titled Golda Meir Her Life and Times will be shown at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Tucson Jewish Community Center on 102 N. Plumer Ave. The screening is part of Israel’s 23rd founding anniversary celebration and is open to the public at no charge.
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Kissinger Says North Vietnam OK’d Paris Tho Talk
Kissinger announced North Vietnam agreed to a Paris meeting with Le Duc Tho to discuss a cease fire, but no date yet set. Thach said atmosphere not favorable and U.S. aides noted Hanoi’s irritation at the U.S. pre announcing talks. Fighting rages in South Vietnam as peacekeeping flights are recalled and Cambodian hostilities continue near the Mekong.
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Nature blamed for most atmospheric carbon monoxide
Menlo Park California June 12 Nature is blamed for about 90 percent of all carbon monoxide released into the atmosphere according to Dr. Robert Robbins of Sanford Research Institute.
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