Tito Rejects Mideast Aid As Hopeless
President Tito of Yugoslavia rejected U S help in the Middle East crisis saying there is little a third party can do if the sides refuse to move. Tito and Nixon discussed a forthcoming communique aimed at showing different systems can be friends and pledged no ideological mystifications. The White House toast noted China’s entry into the United Nations.
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Washington
Tito
Yugoslavia
Nixon
Middle East
William P. Rogers
State Department
U.S
Belgrade
Nikita Krushchev
Soviet Bloc
China
United Nations
White House
Saigon Reinforced For Inauguration
More than 40,000 South Vietnamese troops and police were mobilized around Saigon for the inauguration of President Nguyen Van Thieu. Across the country 202,000 U.S. troops were placed on alert amid threats from North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
U.S
Treasury
John B. Connally
Nixon
U.S. Secret Service
U.S. Command
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
New Bid to Bar Nuclear Blast
Environment groups seek a court injunction to halt Amchitka Island atomic test as government agrees to disclose secret documents. A motion for a preliminary injunction remains pending while preparations for the five megaton underground detonation continue on Amchitka in the Aleutians.
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Washington
Environment Groups
Amphitka Island
Environment
U.S. District Court
Amchitka
Aleutian Islands
Blount resigns to pursue Alabama Senate bid
Winton M. Blount informs President Nixon of his resignation as postmaster general clearing the way for a campaign for the Alabama Senate seat. An apartment ad seeks immediate occupancy for a one bedroom and Ward's Pastry Shop advertises a weekend lemon coconut cake.
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Washington
Winton M. Blount
Nixon
Alabama
Ward
Fog Covers Virginia With Clearing Trend Expected
Very light winds and heavy ground moisture keep Virginia enveloped in dense fog today. Clearing is anticipated by noon in most areas except the southeast portion. The fragment also references boat retailers and a shop promotion with 10 percent off winter coats and ensembles.
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Richmond
Virginia
Britain Moves Toward European Common Market
Parliament approved the principle of Common Market entry as Prime Minister Heath wins in principle 356 to 244 with 22 abstentions. The enabling legislation faces a year long struggle to align laws before joining on January 1 1973 amid party splits and heavy Labor opposition.
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London
Britain
Europe
House of Commons
Edward Heath
Heath
Commons
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
GOP Rally Foresees Victory in Tuesday’s General Election
A War Memorial Building crowd of 400 plus Republicans heard area candidates predict success next Tuesday. Ben B. Dutton, rally chairman, noted the Meet the Candidates event featured free barbeque and a rock band before speakers took the floor. Rep. J Kenneth Robinson could not attend due to a Washington conflict. Wayne A. Whitham read a Robinson telegram to the gathering.
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Raymond R. Guest, Jr
House of Delegates
GOP
Jack Davis
War Memorial
Ben B. Dutton
J. Kenneth Robinson
Washington
Wayne A. Whitham
Winchester
Seventh District
Robinson
Red China to Send Delegation to United Nations Seat
United Nations dispatch reported Red China will send a delegation to the 26th General Assembly session to attend the UN seat vote it won last Monday. Chi Peng-fei acting foreign minister said the delegation's aims and name list would be sent later.
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N.Y
Red
China
U.N
U. Thant
Chi Peng-fei
People’s Republic of China
Chi
General Assembly
Peking
Chiaid
Thant
Security Council
Assembly
Guillermo Sevilla- Sacasa
Nicaragua
Blizzard Strands Motorists in Rockies and Plains
A blizzard in the central Rocky Mountains stranded hundreds of motorists in Wyoming while freezing rain slowed travel in Kansas Nebraska and other Great Plains states. Interstate 80 was closed from Laramie to the Utah border as authorities sought shelter for over 450 travelers near Little America. The National Weather Service kept blizzard warnings with some roads expected to reopen later today.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Great Plains
Little America
Wyo
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Laramie
Utah
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Arizona
Central Plains
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Lake Superior
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Mrs. Polk Guest
Virginia Guest
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