Nixon warns North Vietnam to curb offensive soon
President Nixon told reporters at the White House that North Vietnam must halt its intensified attacks or face an appropriate response. He said U.S. casualties must not rise while peace negotiations in Paris continue and noted no plans to withdraw troops in the near term.
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Sirhan vows to kill Kennedy and Zionist foes
Sirhan B. Sirhan, 24, told a court that when provoked he could kill Robert Kennedy or anyone who favors the Israeli cause. He cursed Zionists from the witness stand, saying he would have slain Moshe Dayan and Israeli soldiers seen at the Suez Canal if possible.
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Three Brighton youths held on breaking and entering charges
Three Brighton youths were held on $10,000 bond after appearing before Justice of the Peace Richard Hotle on breaking and entering charges. Sheriff's officers and city police investigated a missing large battery from an earth moving machine at the city sanitary landfill.
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Spacewalk in doubt as Apollo 9 crew battles nausea
Apollo 9 astronauts McDivitt Schweickart and Scott faced a possible spacewalk cancellation after Schweickart suffered nausea during the first orbital test from the lunar lander Spider. Ground doctors reported his condition improving, with no official cancellation yet. The crew had previously battled colds and a delayed launch.
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First US Moon Mission Split and Pressurized Cabin Swap
Intercepted memo details the first spaceflight crew exchange between spacecraft via a pressurized tunnel during the 1960s moon voyage. Schweickart and McDivitt entered the lunar module Spider in a timed sequence as camera coverage broadcast the moment.
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Protests and Road Closures Amid Berlin Elections
Soviet forces closed all three land routes to West Berlin in protest of West German presidential elections. Balloting for Heinrich Luebke's successor continued, with Schroeder favored on the third ballot. Traffic control under Four-Power rules limited to Helmstedt Autobahn as US Britain and France protested and studied the situation.
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World Day of Prayer Service in Washington March 7
Rev. E Everett Grice will speak on Growing Together in Christ at the First Presbyterian Church. He is a former Egypt missionary and staffer for the Board of Foreign Missions. Other contributors include Sister Patricia Lane and Ruth Gardner. Service starts 2 p.m.. nursery provided. all welcome.
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Des Moines Fire Destroys Seibert Distributing Co. Building
A Des Moines fire and explosion destroyed the Seibert Distributing Co. building, with damage estimated over 300000. Fire units from Ankeny Johnston and Urbandale helped Saylorville Township fire crews control the blaze after about three hours. Fireman John Reed, 38, suffered a broken leg in a collision while en route and was taken to Broadlawns Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Weather in Iowa Cloudy with Snow Likely
United Press International reports Iowa will see cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with a chance of snow. Little temperature change expected. lows around 15 to 20 degrees, highs Thursday 25 to 35 degrees.
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