Tito vows armed resistance to any aggressor
President Tito told a mass rally of about 100000 civilians and soldiers in Harvovac that Yugoslavia would meet any invasion with widest possible resistance. He praised the Sloboda 71 maneuvers as proof of readiness and unity among all nations who live in Yugoslavia, rejecting any external imposition or interference.
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Florida tomato hoax uncovered
New York City consumer affairs commissioner Bess Myerson accuses Florida tomato growers of selling green tomatoes treated with ethylene to appear red and blames a size based U.S. ruling that blocks Mexican tomatoes. She says prices rose due to the policy while Florida officials defend the practice as normal ripening, denying broader market manipulation.
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Parade marks fire anniversary in Chicago
Chicago observed the 10th anniversary of the 1871 fire with a long parade of modern and antique fire engines and what was described as the largest fireworks display in the world. The central fire alarm office logged an unusually high number of fire alarms, all of which were minor and quickly extinguished.
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Dear Ronnie column brings Reagan answers to campuses
In California colleges over a dozen campuses will run a new question and answer column by Governor Ronald Reagan titled Dear Ronnie. It aims to inform students and widen channels of communication while Reagan is on tour abroad. 14 campuses including Stanford UC Berkeley and San Jose State will participate.
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Chou and Haile Sign Economic Accord in China
Chou En-lai and Emperor Haile Selassie signed economic and technical treaties in Beijing after a signing ceremony reported by NCNA. Ethiopian Foreign Minister Dr. Minassz Haile and Chinese acting foreign minister Chi Peng-Felon attended. Selassie’s China visit followed meetings with Mao Zedong.
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