Japan Declines To Co Sponsor 2 China Plan
Washington AP Japan cannot cosponsor a U N resolution on Taiwan while allowing Red China’s seat, a difference with the United States over how to handle China’s UN status. Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda affirmed the United States has reasons for Japan’s stance. President Nixon hosted Fukuda at a White House dinner, insisting mutual ties remain firm despite ongoing disagreements on China policy.
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Washington
Takeo Fukuda
Japan
Taiwan
United Natio
Red China
U.S
United States
Fukuda
Bombers Hit North Viet Third Time This Week
U S fighter bombers struck two military aircraft sites about two miles north of the demilitarized zone on Friday in North Vietnam. The action marked the third strike this week as reports from Tass and Hanoi conflicted on a downed plane. officials said no confirmation of a crash was available.
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Ha ‘Truth
U.S
Quang Dinh
Ha Trinh
Probe on Pontiac bus desegregation enforcement
A federal judge ordered an immediate investigation into Pontiac’s enforcement of court ordered school desegregation. The move came after a request by the Pontiac Board of Education and the NAACP in the desegregation suit. Six Ku Klux Klan members charged with conspiring to blow up school buses were arraigned and released on bond.
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Pontiac, Mich
U.S
Detroit
Fibay
Covelie Te Damen J
Paul Komives
Fonaer Srend Dragon
Michigan Klan
Klinsmen
Hi Schonl
Justice Department
Brand
NAACT
School Board
Sete
Keith
Pontiac
NAACP
Ebert Matchett
Weather outlook for Bridgeport and vicinity today
Variable cloudiness with a 40 percent chance of showers today and tonight. Highs near 80, lows around 35 to 70, becoming partly sunny tomorrow with a similar shower risk. Winds southerly 5 to 15 mph, minor barometer and humidity readings noted. Almanac marks today as September 1, the 254th day of the year with sun rising at 6:98 a.m. and setting at 7:10 p.m.
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Bridgeport
Mount Shasta protest minister ends vigil after three months
Rev. Douglas Synth, a 35 year old Methodist minister, climbs down from Mt. Shasta after three months of a yearlong Indochina war protest. He said the mountain symbolizes peace and that his vigil was intended to last one year despite harsh winter weather. He cited concerns for friends who helped him and noted the danger of continuing.
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MT. Shasta
Calif
APY
Douglas Synth
Penectul Mountain
Smith
Newsmren
California
Attica Prison Fight Persists Amid Hostage Standoff
Unrest at Attica prison continues as inmates breach a truce, tear gas halts a cell-block assault, and negotiations with State Corrections Commissioner Russell Oswald resume over hostage releases. About 500 hard core rebels remain, with 30 to 32 hostages mostly guards seized Thursday and 2,234 inmates housed in the facility amid social tensions.
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Attica
N.Y
Attics
Russell G. Oswald
Graere
Condi
Thieu's Fate Hinges on 50 Percent Vote Tie
The article reports South Vietnam President Thieu ready to resign if he wins less than 50 percent of ballots. It notes a rival's vow to quit if his votes lack public confidence, plus campaign disruptions, propaganda plans, and threats of new elections under U.S. and South Korean concerns.
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Smgon (Ap
Newyen Vin Thieu
South Vietnesm
Thleu
Art
Pageson
Marian J.ecceesss
LO Whit
Jane
Jacoby
USS
Ia Sports
Telvision
Thieu
Fhica
Couny
Simultameops
Thien
Wouyen Canby
Anker
Thigu
Navy
Saigon
South Army
Jin
Yen
Vhieulvapital
Vice
Thie
Vietnam
Senate
Hurricane Edith Targets Belize Port and Guwf Coast
Hurricane Edith threatens Belize with 85 mph winds near the coast and urges residents to seek higher ground. Forecasters expect torrential rain and gale force winds to lash Belize City, with Edith possibly weakening inland near Belize before moving into the Gulf of Mexico.
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Associated Press
Edith
British Honduras
Belize
Editt
Sail
John Hope
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Izes
Desollate Yueakin Penn Son
Gulf of Mexico
Biggest Drug Raid Nets at PT Three Others Leap
Seven people were arrested after a raid described by Bridgeport police as the largest drug operation here. Inside Apartment 301 L at the PT building officers found more than 1,000 bags of heroin and cocaine, drug paraphernalia, and cash. Bail was set at 50,000 each, and two firearms were recovered, with authorities evaluating the total street value.
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Gunpatil
Barun
Bridgeport
Joseph A. Wish
Lould
Caten
John Sember
Special Services Division
Inteligence Unit
Palree Division
Narcnties
Walsh
Curran
Datvrotics
Grooms
Sember
Albert Teasley
Sgl
Senator Prouty of Vermont Dies at 65
Vermont Senator Prouty, a moderate Republican who served 20 years in Congress and earlier in the House, died of cancer at New England Hospital. He underwent surgery for a stomach ulcer days before. His death was confirmed at 6 02 p.m. EDT with his wife at his side.
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Bostan
Ani Track & Stem
Winston L. Panilly
Iran
Congress
Prouty
Architects
House
Senate
New England
Nheptoness Hospital
Bexas
Prowly
Vietnam
Aonneth Bell Prowty
Nixmy
Wily 10
State Fails to Fund Bridgeport Renewal Costs
Bridgeport faces a $612 500 shortfall as the state does not grant aid for the past year's Urban Renewal project. Urban Renewal Director William Warner says the city may bear one third of over $1.2 million if the state delays, delaying property acquisitions. The obligation remains with the city even if the state covers part of the cost. The issue arose during a Neighborhood Development program review and could be discussed at a State Reading commission meeting.
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Bridgeport
Sig
Congress Priza Pr Osseis
William ©. Warner
State Beading Commission
State Department of Community Affairs
Bridgeart
Warner
Tong
Bridgeporters Reach State Bar Exam Success In New Haven
Ten Bridgeporters along with 24 other Connecticut candidates were announced as passing the June Bar Exam at Superior Court in New Haven. They will be sworn in September 21 by Clerk Edward Morwitz with Judge Armeniato presiding. Names include Nancy O’Connell and Catherine Ann Mossofsky, plus several Bridgeport and Fairfield residents, marking a notable family tradition of legal work. Continued coverage noted.
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Superior Court
New Haven
New Hue Yen
Edward Morwitz
Inge Anthony A. Armeniato
Nancy Cum O'Conneil
McKinley Avenue
Cattherine Ann Mossofsky
Wast Avenue
Mss O'Connell
James J. O'Connell
Hency P. Lyons
Superior Cour
Jenry Ronald Goldberg
Capital Avenue
Irving Jay Kern
Per Avenue
Ohn
Richard McCarthy
JL Stratfield Road
Raymond & Norka
Madison
Weene
Greamy Lee ‘Wherntons
Thomas Michael ‘Yudilski
Lewis Street
Fairfielders
Mark Wingate Foster
Mate Stewart Rosfield
Southport Woods Five
Wile “Iake
Richard Harris Smith
Curtis Jerideny Patrick
$130,000 Price Set For Steel Firm's West Side 2 Site
Bridgeport Redevelopment Agency set a $130,000 price for land to be sold to Leake and Nelsa Co. at 235 Ash Street. The sale aims to relocate steel fabricating operations to 4.7 acres at Bostwick and Wordin Avenues in West Side 2, from current premises. Approval occurred at a Jasper Milavy hall meeting led by vice chairman Walter Berger and involved HUD ratification.
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Bridgeport
Leake and Nelsa Company
Ash Street
Bostwick and
Wordin Avendes
West Side 2
Wihlane XK
Mulvihill
Jasper Milavy Hall
Walter Berger
Us, Housing and Urban Development
HUD
TM Author Business
Nixon Gains Unclear Pact On Wage Price Freeze After Talks With Union Bosses
Washington report says President Nixon won a qualified promise of cooperation from AFL-CIO President George Meany after a two hour White House meeting with Meany and eight union leaders to discuss Phase 2 of the wage price stabilization plan. Meany indicated unions would seek restraint on profits as well as wages during the post freeze period. Japanese officials attending their annual economic talks in Tokyo offered partial concessions on fiber regulations but did not meet U.S. hopes for faster liberalization. Leonard Woodcock of the UAW said further sessions would be needed between government and labor before the post freeze plan is agreed.
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William P. Rogers
Tokye
U.N. General Assembly
Rogers
China
Japan
Nixon
White House
Elicvhity
Fukuda
United States
Twouay
Washington
Apl-Cid
Igeorge Meany
Maxnn
Nisan
Rary
Heavv
Isbas
Meany
Lany
Jn International Economics
State Department
Ronald L. Ziegler
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Il 45
Ziegler
Ytre
Phage 3
Ocean birds nursed back to health after San Francisco spill
Hundreds of sea birds coated in heavy oil from a collision near the Golden Gate Bridge were cared for by volunteers. About 4,000 were saved alive, two bird-care centers aided recovery, and the Richmond Bird Rescue Center released many back to the bay last week. The oil spill involved two tankers, and the Standard Oil company paid $200,000.
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San Francisco Bay
Golden Galp
Wright
Richmond Aird Rescue Center
Altimnte
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