Japan-Soviet ties grow. Sato sees China talks as distant
Premier Eisaku Sato said Japan-Soviet relations are improving with strong economic potential while normalizing ties with Communist China remain nil. He cited Siberia development proposals, goodwill gestures like Soviet air overflight, and insisted a peace treaty hinges on the four northern islands dispute. He dismissed China normalization prospects before the 1970s and said Tokyo will oppose China’s UN entry, uphold Nationalist China ties, and avoid war as a solution to the mainland issue.
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Last six Americans freed by Palestinian guerrillas
Six American hijack hostages, the last of 414 aboard three airliners seized on September 6 and 9, were released in Amman and said their treatment was correct. spokesman John Hollingsworth, 40, reported conditions as satisfactory with adequate food and water as they headed to Nicosia and then back to the United States.
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Thailand
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Cambodian troops refuse to fight as highway 4 is cut
Cambodian forces reportedly refuse to engage Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces who seized a three mile stretch of Highway 4 near Phnom Penh cutting the route to Kompong Som during a three day religious holiday. Despite the cut, some vehicles passed the line with bullet holes in them as the Cambodian high command postponed news briefings. Maj. Am Rong noted surprise at no new offensive during the holiday.
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Search for girl shifts to New York
The search for five year old Leah Sarachik, missing since September 10 with governess Anna Frolich, shifts back to New York after Frolich was found dead in Vermont. Investigators pursue leads from a gas station sighting and a theater ticket stub found in the Sarachik station wagon, while Vermont and Massachusetts stops are reviewed.
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Nasser lies in state as Cairo mourns leader
Cairo crowds surround the Kabbeh Palace where Gamal Abdel Nasser lies in state after dying at 52 from a heart attack. Tens of thousands wait near the palace walls while millions travel to the capital to pay last respects. Dignitaries including Kosygin and a five member U.S. delegation attend the funeral preparations. Cairo hosts visiting officials at the Nile Hilton.
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Boston police slaying suspect arrested in Philadelphia
Michael Fleisher 21, bearded antiwar activist and Brandeis National Strike Information Center leader, was arrested at his Philadelphia home as an accessory after the fact in Patrolman Walter Schroeder’s murder. FBI tied him to robbery plans in Boston and harboring fugitive Susan Saxe, with other suspects already in custody. The case involves a $26,000 bank heist at State Street Bank and Trust Co. and multiple Brandeis associates.
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National Strike Information Center
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U.S
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Brighton
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Perry Mason day erupts in Tate murder trial clash
Los Angeles reports the Sharon Tate case as Charles Manson and co defendants face cross examination with tense exchanges. Witness Juan Flynn a six five ranch hand from Panama testifies Manson warned him at Spahn ranch claiming to be behind the Tate LaBianca killings. Kanarek Bugliosi clash as judge orders silence.
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Myra Breckinridge Returns at Harte Theatre
Gore Vidal novel adaptation stars Mae West John Huston and Raquel Welch in a much criticized film labeled X with Rex Reed later calling it among the worst. Across town at College Cinema Williamstown George C. Scott in Patton is likely to win an Oscar GP rated.
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Raquel Welch
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Peking rejects Soviet nonaggression pact bid
London based UPI reports China rejected Moscow's offer of a nonaggression pact made during Sino-Soviet talks in Peking. Beijing insisted on rectifications of the frontier claims and territorial ambitions in Siberia and Mongolia, also rebuffing a Soviet loan proposal.
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