Agnew Defends Independence in Life Magazine Editorial
Vice President Spiro Agnew says he spoke out against protests on his own not under Nixon’s orders. He cites the silent majority’s discontent and defends leadership that points out problems rather than merely criticizing.
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British official hurt in Chile bomb blast at home
Santiago Chile AP Henry McQuade second secretary of the British Embassy was slightly injured in a bomb explosion at his home Sunday. He suffered superficial injuries to an eyebrow hand and leg according to an embassy spokesman.
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Hunter Names New Officers For Chamber
John M. Hunter announces the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce officers for the coming year. Randy Davidson serves as vice president and general manager of WLOW Radio. Douglas M. Everett is manager. Carol Whatley, treasurer. Carey M. Shackelford leads the Industrial Development Division. Manning Owen heads Trade Development. Don Maxwell leads Member Services. Carl Littlejohn heads Public Affairs. Committees cover manpower, jobs and development, business relations, governmental affairs, education, highways, and tourism.
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Aiken
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Chamber
Carl Littlejohn
Graniteville Company
Pravda Links Israeli Subversion to Jewish Emigration
Pravda accuses Israel of anti Soviet subversive activity by aiding Soviet Jews to migrate to Israel. The Soviet paper criticizes Prime Minister Golda Meir after her parliament demand for Soviet Jewish settlement in Israel.
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Soviet Communist Party
Golda Meir
Riots in Acre as Jewish youths clash with police
Israeli riot police beat back hundreds of stone throwers in Acre near Haifa after a time bomb was found in a Haifa apartment building. The clashes followed two previous nights of unrest linked to recent Arab-Israeli violence and other regional tensions along the Suez Canal and Jordan front.
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Associated Press
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Israel
Acre
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Middle East
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Suez Canal
Demonstration at U.S. Embassy in London Demands Vietnam Pullout
About 1,500 protesters marched to the U.S. Embassy in London to petition for a U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam. Mounted police kept demonstrators away. Some burned an American flag and shouted murders while others raised arms in a Nazi salute and cried seig heil.
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U.S
Vietnam
Peking News Dispatch Denounces Soviet Union
In Tokyo a Peking news dispatch says Communist China denounces the Soviet Union by name amid border talks in Beijing. The People's Daily marks 20 years of diplomatic relations with Albania and warns against the Soviet “counter-revolutionary dual tactic.”
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China
Peking
People’s Daily
Chinese Communist Party
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