Riots Roll Across Asia and Latin America in 1969
In 1969 students rioted beyond France, with movements spreading to Bolivia Colombia Ecuador Honduras and Japan. Japanese students had long challenged authorities with helmets rocks and Molotovs demanding Vietnam war end and autonomy. On September 20 Kyoto University buildings were seized police faced firebombs and cars burned as two students caught fire fled the scene.
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Cattle Die From Pneumonia as Bacteria Lingers Not Yet Proved
In Edinboro 23 cows died amid pneumonia with a resistant bacteria found in lung tissue. Private vet Dr. Ray Birchard says the bacteria is not yet identified as the cause and assures no human danger or milk supply risk. Samples were sent to Edinboro State College, Harrisburg, and Ames labs for testing.
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Premier's Daughter Becomes Qualified Ski Instructor
Suzanne, 21, daughter of Premier Rene Lévesque, passed tests at Mont Tremblant in the Laurentians north of Montreal and is now a fully qualified ski instructor.
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Rene Uevasque
Suzanne
Mont. Tremblant
Laurentians
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Probe Drug Ring Aboard Atomic Sub
Norfolk reporters say an investigation continues into drug activities aboard the nuclear attack submarine Los Angeles. One third of the crew were removed before sea trials after a drug situation was found in April. Eight crew members were reassigned with nonjudicial punishments already issued. 33 enlisted personnel face charges of casual marijuana use and nonworking conduct.
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Los Angeles
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Atlantic Fleet
Newport
Lee Shipbuilding
J&L Steel Posts Big Q1 Loss in 1977 Report
Pittsburgh AP reports Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp shows a 1.2 million dollar loss for the first quarter of 1977. It logged 541.3 million in sales on 13 million tons shipped, versus 7.6 million earnings and 301.3 million sales on 1.2 million tons in the prior year.
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Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Jerry Lee Lewis Acquitted of Pistol Charge in Elvis Presley's Yard
MEMPHIS AP reports singer Jerry Lee Lewis was acquitted of carrying a pistol and public drunkenness after a City Court hearing. The 41 year old was arrested in the predawn hours last November 23 near Elvis Presley’s mansion when a security guard said Lewis yelled and waved a derringer, claiming Presley wanted to talk. Lewis testified that he went to Presley's home after receiving word Presley wanted to talk.
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Jerry Lee Lewis
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Elvis Presley
Robert Lloyd
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Albert Boyd
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