Extremist actor threatens future attacks on war industry leaders
A self described revolutionary told Life in an interview that future violence may target executives of major war industries in the US. He claimed current acts aim to destroy the establishment, denied foreign direction, and said women lead revolutionary groups while warning of risky sabotage at sensitive sites.
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Britain weighs reviving ICC to guard Cambodia neutrality
London reports Britain ready to act if Cambodia requests revival of the Inter national Control Commission to supervise neutrality and push out North Vietnamese and Vietcong forces. The ICC, formed under the Geneva pact, included Canada India and Poland. Diplomatic sources say success depends on Russia and the other members, with Laos talks also in flux.
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Experts say beliefs about self destruction death may be wrong
UPI reports experts at the American Association of Suicidology meeting urging a reexamination of statistics on death by own action. Dr. Calvin Frederick says earlier studies require new focus while Dr. Michael L. Peck notes U.S. collegiate rates are lower than some university estimates, with Japan showing different patterns across gender and age groups.
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Seattle fire chief cites 40 to 50 high hazard hotels
Fire Chief Gordon Vickery says Seattle has 40 to 50 high hazard hotels like the Ozark, gutted by a fatal blaze killing 20 and injuring 15. Arson squad works to identify the start, with five questioned and three strong suspects. No city ordinance forces safety upgrades. officials consider emergency legislation.
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Rhodesian bishops challenge apartheid policy
Catholic bishops in Rhodesia defied Premier Smith's regime by denouncing the Land Tenure Act and refusing to limit church work by race. The message, read in churches, says the church remains committed to serving all communities and calls for reconciliation amid penalties for violations. Church leaders from Anglican and Methodist bodies voiced support or cautious stance as government offered no comment.
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Israel weighs further Phantom requests amid Nixon snub
The Israeli cabinet in Jerusalem discusses expected Nixon rejection of Israel’s plea for 50 more Phantom jets and the risk from Soviet supplied SAM missiles to Egypt. Talks, led by Deputy Premier Allon, broaden to security measures as Meir is away. Eban’s briefing hints at diplomatic steps to sway Nixon.
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Historic tugboat Fippleton Hall to become museum exhibit
The steam tug Fippleton Hall, a 10h fuel sidewheel paddle craft and last of its kind, is due in San Francisco at Pier 46 East for a museum berth, arriving Tuesday or Wednesday after a six month voyage from Newcastle upon Tyne. Newhall, a founding director, will transfer title to the Maritime Museum Association.
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Steam powered auto research may continue
Industrialist William Lear said the federal government is sending a representative to Reno to negotiate a contract for developing a steam powered automobile. Lear had quit the project earlier due to lack of government support and spends his own funds hoping matching funding would resume work.
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Marcos Warns of Military Confrontation With Communists
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos told the 1970 Philippine Military Academy graduates that a future military clash with Communist forces is inevitable. He warned emergency powers and martial law could be used if the Communist threat endangers the state, urging cadets to be prepared as guardians of democratic processes. The trip to Baguio followed Manila strikes, with jeepney drivers suspending their protest pending talks on fare increases.
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