Nixon urges Western allies to join him in search for durable peace, s, Brussels

NIXON, IN BELGIUM, BIDS ALLIES SEEK A DURABLE PEACE; President Begins 8-Day Visit to Western Europe With Meetings in Brussels HE CONFERS WITH KING Delivers Brief Greeting to Airport Crowd -- Is Met by Group of Hecklers Nixon, Arriving in Brussels, Bids Allies Seek a Durable Peace

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King Saud of Saudi Arabia Dies; Ruled Oil-Rich Land 1953-64; King Saud of Saudi Arabia Dies; Ruled Oil. Rich Land 1953-64

TEL AVIV, Monday, Feb. 24 -- Israel planes this morning bombed two targets in Syrian territory that were said to be bases of A1 Fatah, the Arab guerrilla organization.  

2 Guerrilla Bases In Syria Bombed By Israeli Planes; 2 GUERRILLA BASES IN SYRIA BOMBED 

President Sets a Low-Key Tone for European Trip; Nixon Sets a Low-Key Tone for Trip

Enemy launches what allied command considers long-predicted gen offensive in S Vietnam; details on attacks; Nixon orders inquiry

Allies Say Foe Has Begun Long-Expected Offensive; 100 Americans and 1,000 of the Enemy Killed in Attacks Over Wide Vietnam Area -- Nixon Asks for Full Report Allies Report Enemy Has Opened the Long-Expected Offensive

Soviet Offers Plan to End Conflict on Vote in Berlin; Soviet Offers Bonn a Plan to End Conflict Over Election Planned for Berlin

New York City plans to use Federal, state and city funds to train Brooklyn slum youths as police cadets and private guards for residents and merchants in their communities.  

CITY PLANS TO HIRE YOUTHS IN SLUMS AS POLICE CADETS; Federal Funds Asked Under Model Cities Program for 3 Brooklyn Communities NO DECISION ON GUNS Recruiting of Residents for Cleaning of Vacant Lots and Yards Also Sought Slum Youths Sought as Police Cadets 

article on couple's lives as students at Smith and Amherst; Julie illus

Julie Eisenhower: Student; Julie Eisenhower: Student and Wife

Debre and 5 other EEC ambs to meet; members doubt France will withdraw from mkt although de Gaulle is reptd to have told Kiesinger last fall that France could get along without mkt; de Gaulle's increasing disenchantment with mkt seen linked to rising strength behind movement to accept GB as member and his belief that enlargement of EEC would lead to simple trade zone; Wilson confers with Soames; observers see meaningful Brit-French talks impossible now as long as Wilson and de Gaulle remain in power; factors behind Brit decision to inform allies discussed

NEW FRENCH MOVE AWAITED IN CRISIS; De Gaulle Expected to Take Initiative in Market Rift -- Soames Sees Wilson New French Move Awaited in Crisis

Eisenhower undergoes 2-hr surgery to remove obstruction; family visits him

EISENHOWER HAS 2-HOUR SURGERY; Acute Intestinal Obstruction, Consisting of Adhesions, Removed by 7 Doctors EISENHOWER HAS 2-HOUR SURGERY

3 French rabbis arrive in US for post-graduate study at Yeshiva U and rabbinical work to prepare them to serve France's growing Jewish population; univ, Rabbinical Council of Amer and Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of Amer sponsor program; union pres Karasick and Baron A de Rothschild comment

RABBIS FROM FRANCE TO STUDY AT YESHIVA

Jerusalem internatl book fair award to I Silone (Ital)

Ignazio Silone Will Receive Jerusalem Prize for 1969

Gov Sadikin hailed for successes as admr; his unorthodox methods of raising funds and his rehabilitation measures discussed

Jakarta's Unorthodox Governor Is Noted for Getting Things Done

activities of some of more than 300 or so Vietnamese and Amers involved in talks discussed

Amid Trivia in Paris, a 'Glacier' Moves

shelling of Saigon arouses both anxiety and bravado

Shelling of Saigon Arouses Both Anxiety and Bravado

A Sayville, L. I., man was named yesterday as one of the recipients in a series of transplants in which a single donor provided organs for six persons.  

L. I. Man Is Identified As Recipient of Heart

US delegation at Paris peace talks may protest offensive

Protest Considered In Paris

The Proceedings In the U.N.

battles in Bienhoa area near Saigon discussed; US uses helicopters to help repel enemy

U.S. COPTER TEAMS HELP TO REPEL FOE; Gunships Use Rockets to Aid G.I.'s Near Saigon

Arabs Protest in London

Govt announces plans to revise 5-yr-old agrarian-reform law

Panama Curbs Parties

Nixon orders full investigation of attacks to determine whether they violate accord that caused US to halt bombing of N Vietnam; White House aides stress Nixon has no desire to order immediate retaliatory raids against N Vietnam even if attacks suggest new pattern of enemy action; Nixon comments on attacks noted

Nixon Orders Full Inquiry

2,000 attend fete, Moscow; Rabbi A Schneier and Jesuit Rev C J McNaspy present; Amer Rabbi D Hollander arrives belatedly

2,000 PAY TRIBUTE TO MOSCOW RABBI

comment on adms on ct of inquiry, their particular areas of interest; adms reptdly chosen as carefully 'as brides'

Pueblo Inquiry: 5 Admirals on Court Were 'as Carefully Chosen as a Bride'

Kim Seung-woo is a South Korean actor and talk show host.

February 24, 1969

Headlines from February 24, 1969

NIXON, IN BELGIUM, BIDS ALLIES SEEK A DURABLE PEACE; President Begins 8-Day Visit to Western Europe With Meetings in Brussels HE CONFERS WITH KING Delivers Brief Greeting to Airport Crowd -- Is Met by Group of Hecklers Nixon, Arriving in Brussels, Bids Allies Seek a Durable Peace

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King Saud of Saudi Arabia Dies; Ruled Oil-Rich Land 1953-64; King Saud of Saudi Arabia Dies; Ruled Oil. Rich Land 1953-64

2 Guerrilla Bases In Syria Bombed By Israeli Planes; 2 GUERRILLA BASES IN SYRIA BOMBED

President Sets a Low-Key Tone for European Trip; Nixon Sets a Low-Key Tone for Trip

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The Beatles [White Album]

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