Rogers Holds Talks With Asian Allies in Bangkok
Secretary of State William P. Rogers left Bangkok after consultations with Asian ministers. Allies are urged to take greater defense responsibility while the U.S. wind downs Vietnam. Thieu’s authority remains crucial for future talks and possible Paris negotiations. Midway Island summit with Nixon and Thieu aims to speed decision making on Southeast Asia issues.
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Southeast Asia
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Nixon
United States
New Delhi
Midway Island
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Thieu
Paris
Midway
Saigon
Czechoslovakia Awards Borman Science Medal
US astronaut Frank Borman received the Czech Academy of Sciences gold medal for service to science and humanity. About 1,000 Czechs greeted him with cheers as he stepped from the academy building. He said in a news conference that by the end of 1970 scientists and doctors from many nations could join flights to the Moon.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Frank Borman
Czech Academy of Science
Borman
Academy
The Highways Are Yours Are You Littering Your Own
The fragment asks if drivers are littering their own highways raising a concern about road cleanliness and environmental responsibility. It hints at public or local government messaging urging proper disposal and stewardship of roadways.
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Sterling
Lunt
Policemen Shot on N C Campus and 496 Arrested at Berkeley
Violent clashes on the North Carolina A and T Greensboro campus left three policemen and another man wounded as National Guard units patrolled. Berkeley saw 496 arrests amid a feud over a university-owned lot, with Governor Reagan defending police action and remaining guards on duty. New York talks between black and Puerto Rican students and City College administration proceeded with details pending.
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Berkeley
North Carolina A&t University
Greensboro
National Guard
University of California Berkeley
Ronald Reagan
James Rector
Reagan
John L. Burton
San Francisco
New York
City College
Student clashes injure sixty at Kyoto University in Japan
In Kyoto, two rival student factions clashed during a nationwide campus protest against a government backed bill to tighten university control. About 800 radicals assaulted 2,000 moderates and staff, occupying several campus buildings as violence spread to 85 institutions nationwide.
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Kyoto
Japan
Kyoto University
Statehouse Senate Approves Two Cent Cigarette Tax Increase
The Senate passed a two cent cigarette tax hike with price effects noted from vending machines to consumer costs. Officials predict $84 million in state revenue next year, with $14 million from the new increase, while wholesalers anticipate varying pricing patterns amid rising shipping costs.
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Stephen S. Higgins
Bureau of Excise Taxes
State Department of Taxaion and Corporation
School Strike In Chicago May Be Over
Chicago may reopen 523 closed schools on Monday after a tentative agreement reached by Mayor Daley and education negotiators. The agreement includes a wage hike and better working conditions, with union leaders awaiting house of representatives approval and a union vote expected this weekend. Governor Ogilvie pledged cooperation to raise funds, while 5,381 of 23,000 teachers reported to work and attendance was higher in Negro schools.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Francis W. Sargent
Statehouse
Chicago
Chicago Teachers Union
Richard 4. Daley
Daley
House of Representatives
Richard B. Ogilvie
Union
Board of Education
Ogilvie
John E. Desmond
Union House of Representatives
FTC Charges Tobacco Firm With Fraud
The FTC accuses American Tobacco Co. of misrepresenting tar levels in Pall Mall Gold 100s Pall Mall Men thal 100s and Lucky Filters to imply lower tar. One commissioner abstained but Everette MacIntyre says tar levels were reduced and the ad claim is technically true. Pall Mall Gold 100s ranked 56 and Lucky Filters 77 among 122 brands tested.
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American Tobacco Co
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
American
Fifth Commission
Everette MacIntyre
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