British Diplomat Released After Detention in China
Sir Donald Hopson, the British charg d affaires in Peking, was released after almost a year of detention in China. He arrived in Canton and then Hong Kong, saying he felt fine and that no comment could be offered from Canton. The case underscored tense Sino British relations amid past protests and diplomatic pressure.
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Farm raid uncovers large arsenal in New Jersey town
Johnaburg officers seized a large arsenal at a farmhouse after raiding a farm on Tuesday. Detected items included 12 cases of dynamite, rifles, a sawed-off rifle, a zip gun, a mortar, gas masks, tear gas, blasting caps, blasting wire, and thousands of feet of primer cord. Michael DeCarolis, 32, was charged with six weapons violations. Police said DeCaralis claimed to be an advisor to a Bay of Pigs brigade. State police, federal agents, and Warren County officers conducted the operation.
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Ulbricht Drops Opposing Stand on Dubcek Reforms
East German President Walter Ulbricht publicly endorsed Czechoslovakia’s reform program after a day with Alexander Dubcek at Karlovy Vary. He praised reforms as historically important and acknowledged Soviet concessions, while Dubcek avoided commitments on West Germany policy and border defense remains Czechoslovakia’s affair.
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Double Missile Launching Set At Cape Kennedy
Cape Kennedy hosts a dual missile test with Poseidon and Minuteman ICBMs slated for Friday. Poseidon, a 34 foot submarine-launched rocket, delayed from Thursday to Friday morning. Minuteman, a 5 5 foot intercontinental missile, to be fired from an underground silo Friday evening. Both aim to deploy strategic nuclear payloads.
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USC Student Named For Newspaper Grant
George Blalner, a student at the University of Southern California, Tuesday was named among recipients of a $750 grant in aid from the American Newspaper Association. The grant encourages talented students from the black community to enter journalism. Twenty six grants have been awarded to students in various colleges and universities. PRP
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University of Southern California
American Newspaper Association
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Crashing Plane May Have Fired Missile at Ship
SAN DIEGO AP The Navy said a Sidewinder missile that hit an oil survey vessel and injured crewmen Monday night may have been fired by a Navy plane that crashed moments later One pilot Lt jg Roman Johnermus 28 of San Diego was killed in the crash near Black Mountain during a landing approach to Miramar Naval Air Station The plane was among three Crusaders firing unarmed Sidewinders during a training flight The injured crewmen Larry Canfield Jerry Fullerton of Oxnard were listed in satisfactory condition at Pt Mugu NAS Hospital and Gary Cuccio of Port Huene released after treatment for lacerations
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Ignorance Called Cause of Hunger in Poverty Talks
Leonard Wolf, head of the American Freedom From Hunger Foundation, told Beverly Tillis that lack of education blocks the poor from obtaining adequate diets. He cited local bottlenecks in food distribution and criticized officials for not disbursing information on government programs. Marsha Hunt backed the critique, while Miss Flint noted some leaders deny hunger exists in their communities.
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American Freedom From Hnnger Foundation
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Southern California
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British Trade Deficit Soars to 192 Million in July
London reports July foreign trade deficit of 192 million dollars, widening the gap between exports and imports. The figure undercuts Prime Minister Harold Wilson's economic revival aims, rattling markets as the pound fell and the Bank of England held the key rate near crisis levels.
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Heat Wave Adaptation Through Summer Months
Weather warns that June heat feels harsher as bodies adjust slowly after cooler days. Internal rates rise with summer, making August heat feel less deadly. Without adaptation a rapid sequence of heat waves can trigger heat stroke risk.
New RTT Train On Display at Hollywood Bowl
A sleek rapid transit prototype roamed downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday with newsmen and drummer Buddy Rich aboard. The vehicle, loaned from San Francisco, will be shown at the Hollywood Bowl until Sunday after a Civic Center run from Watts. It resembles the type planned for Los Angeles proposed system and could reach 75 mph with 72 seats per car.
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State Highway Death Toll Drops From 67
SACRAMENTO AP Forty one fewer persons died on California highways last month than during July of 1967, the highway patrol reported Tuesday. The toll last month was 394, compared to 435 last year. In the first seven months of 1968, some 2,031 highway fatalities have been recorded, compared to 2,599 at the same point last year.
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Algeria Airline Boycott Mapped By Pilots Group
International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations announced plans to halt flights from Air France, Alitalia, and Swissair to Algeria to pressure release of hijacked Israeli airliner crew. The move, expected to take effect within days, prompted Algerian government to seek delegation talks in Algiers.
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Educational film project by teachers aids disadvantaged youth
Thirty teachers and administrators toured urban environments this summer to document social and cultural deprivation among Black and Mexican American youths. They filmed experiences for permanent records and to train others in teaching the disadvantaged. A $10,080 donation from Lund Sweden supports the SCLC led by King at his death last April 4.
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Liz to Recuperate On Ship Voyage
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton booked passage to New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth for a strictly recuperative cruise. Miss Taylor, 38, recently underwent a partial hysterectomy. The ship sails Wednesday.
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Voter Registration Window Open at Pasadena City Hall
Voter registration is in progress at Pasadena City Hall during regular hours through Sept 32, per the city clerk’s office. A deputy registrar will be available in Room 101.
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