Canadian police arrest alleged Wisconsin bomber
Karleton Lewis Armstrong 25 was arrested in an east end Toronto rooming house by two RCMP officers. He will contest deportation to the United States while three other suspects linked to the Aug 24 1970 Sterling Hall bombing remain at large. The Wisconsin governor and Madison police urged extradition as investigators seek those who killed Robert Fassnacht 33.
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Toronto
UPI
Karleton Lewis Armstrong
United States
FBI
University of Wisconsin
Armstrong
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
RCMP
University
Sterling Hall
Madison
Dwight
David S. Fine
William Burt
Fine
Burt
Peterborough
Ont
Canada
Paul Copeland
Copeland
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Gerald Nichol
Wilbur Emery
Egypt reveals arrest of American for spying
Cairo reports a U S woman diplomat was arrested in September on espionage charges for gathering data on Soviet MIG23 warplanes. Heikal said the suspect acted as a liaison with an Egyptian agent for the CIA and was released. The disclosure followed Sadat noting Belgian and French arrests as Israeli agents. A belated peace talks stance also noted.
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Cairo
API
U.S
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Mohammed Hassanein Heikal
Heikal
al Ahram
Murad Ghaleb
Israel
Washington
Middle East
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
Sadat
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Ghaleb
Hughes finds new haven in Nicaragua
Howard Hughes arrived in Managua amid secrecy and speculation about his plans with President Anastasio Somoza. Somoza was away on a state visit to Panama, while Hughes, 66, left the Bahamas after aides were deported. A Hughes Tool Co spokesman cited definite investment ideas for Nicaragua.
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Managua
Nicaragua
UPI
Howard Hughes
U.S
Hughes
Anastasio Somoza
Somoza
Panama
Omar Torrijos
Bahamas
Hughes Tool Co
Los Angeles
Restraint as Keynote of Nixon Foreign Policy
President Nixon frames restraint as central to his foreign policy across Asia Africa and Latin America stressing mutual restraint with new nations and a low profile stance. Reacting to his approach governments in Thailand South Vietnam Taiwan Japan and South Korea expressed dismay while the Philippines welcomed the shift and Australia and New Zealand viewed it with cautious sympathy. The report notes U S aid and private investment in Africa and Latin America and warns that America cannot alone solve southern Africa's racial problems.
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China
United States
Africa
Latin America
East Asia
Thailand
South Vietnam
Taiwan
Japan
South Korea
U.S
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
America
Belfast girl wounded second time by bomb
In Belfast, Sharon Anderson, 16, who survived an earlier bombing that gutted the British Caledonian Airways offices, was hospitalized in serious condition after a second blast. Police say the device, planted in a car, aimed to kill a policeman. an anonymous warning for Chichester Street came too late to clear the area.
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Belfast
Sharon Anderson
British-Caledonian Airways
Chichester Street
Hanoi says seven U.S. planes downed in Vietnam raids
U S B52s and jets carried out about 150 strikes against Communist targets in South Vietnam after kinare cross border raids into North Vietnam. North Vietnamese claim they shot down seven U S aircraft and captured several pilots. US spokesmen report three F4 Phantoms and one F105 Thunderchief downed over North Vietnam with six crewmen lost.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Laos
USS
Coral Sea
U.S. Command
Hue
Phnom Penh
Angkor Wat
Racial violence erupts at North Carolina high schools
In Statesville and nearby towns, 30 to 40 students clashed in hallways forcing school closures across three counties. A white student, Stewart Gains, suffered a skull fracture requiring surgery, with at least six whites injured. other figures report damage and further injuries amid protests and racial tensions surrounding a black teacher and Valentine queen event.
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Statesville
N.C
UPI
Albert Hiatt
Stewart Gains
Hiatt
Iredell Memorial Hospital
Bear Creek
Chatham County
Jones Senior High
Trenton
Valentine Queen
Chatham Central High
Trenton High School
Statesville Senior High
Nationalist China rejects any Nixon China pact
The Nationalist Chinese government said it will not be bound by any agreement Nixon may reach with Communist China. It declared the unification goal remains to recover the mainland and warned any US CCP deal would be null and void for the Republic of China.
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Taipei
Nixon
UPI
China
Foreign Ministry
Republic of
Republic of China
United States
Barnum City project to crown Florida with huge circus complex
Orlando area readers learn Ringling Brothers plan a 50 million Barnum City development between Orlando and Lakeland. The 16 story elephant tower will overlook a 400 room hotel, a museum, an outdoor coliseum, chariot races and an aquacircus. Completion is targeted for 1975 with 4000 jobs and annual 5 million visitors expected. Gov. Askew attended the announcement.
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Orlando
Fla
UPI
Central Florida
Barnum City
Disney World
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Aquacircus
Polk County
Lakeland
Howdah
Reubin Askew
Askew
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Jean Claude Killy
Joe
HARTE
Jean-Claude Killy
Williamstown
Liv
Anne
Sven
G.C.C
Bennington Banner
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Banner Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
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Manchester
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