Maximum Security For Huey Newton Trial
Oakland AP report on Huey Newton murder trial entering its fifth week with tight security at Alameda County courthouse. Police restrict admission, search entrants, and screen reporters as Works like Henry Grier testimony center on whether Newton fired the fatal shots. Panthers Bobby Seale and Eldridge Cleaver attend, Seale on probation after pleading guilty to possessing a shotgun near the courthouse.
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Second Stage Failure Ruins Orbit Attempt
An Atlas Centaur rocket failed Saturday night at Cape Kennedy wrecking the ATS4 satellite mission. The 84 pound satellite aimed to test weather observing and communications tech from an orbit of 119 to 44 miles above Earth, then to about 22,300 miles. If successful it would photo clouds day and night to monitor hurricanes and storms from a high altitude view over the Atlantic and Pacific.
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Two New Missiles Will Be Tested
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Defense Department announced that next week two new strategic missiles the Poseidon and Minuteman 3 will be launched in a major test program. Poseidon is for Polaris subs and Minuteman 3 is an advanced ICBM with MIRV and decoys. Tests aim to evaluate multiple warhead capability over two years.
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Tito Reaches Out to Liberal Czech Leaders in Prague
Yugoslav President Tito pledged cooperation with Czechoslovak reform minded Communists after closed talks at Hradčany Castle with Czech leaders and wartime partisans attendance. He stressed deep, permanent sympathy between nations and noted ongoing support for Czechoslovakia amid Soviet pressure.
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Red Cross suspends flights to Biafra after air fire
The International Red Cross Committee halted its Telef flights to Biafra amid Nigerian ground fire on two Swiss chartered planes. One plane was shot at Thursday and another turned back Friday. both reportedly undamaged. Lagos seeks details on relief cargo amid fears arms smuggling.
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Percy the Pelican Faces Mishaps at Plymouth 400
Percival the pelican nicknamed Percy faced a string of mishaps during Plymouth 400 events. He was attacked by Quito the puma but saved, suffering feather loss and a burned beak from a lit cigarette. He also sustained a leg injury from a faulty railing incident.
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North Viet Nam bombing tightens around Saigon
U S spokesmen said bomb strikes within a three mile radius of Saigon shook the city as eight jet bombers conducted seven missions around the capital. Fighter bombers also flew missions over North Vietnam amid reports of a possible halt in bombing, while ground forces intensified cordon operations. Allied troops seized a coastal area with Viet Cong tunnels and captured suspects, with 46 Viet Cong killed and 98 suspects rounded up. General Abrams praised the operation near Chanh Liu, calling it a remarkable effort by South Vietnamese forces.
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Johnson Says U S Troops Help Deter War In Japan
In Tokyo Alexis Johnson said American troops and bases are here to deter a war Japan could face and to aid Japan if deterrence fails. He spoke to a Junior Chamber of Commerce seminar, framing U S and Japanese interests as aligned amid protests over U S bases and the treaty extension expected in 1970.
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32 Killed As Piedmont Airliner Crashes Near Charleston
A Piedmont Airlines Fairchild turbo prop crashed near Charleston West Virginia while on approach to the regional airport killing 32 of 47 aboard. Survivors were rushed to hospitals with most listed in critical condition. The crash occurred with poor visibility and investigators noted the glide slope ILS was not operating.
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Uneasy Miami Truce Reached After Distrurbances
Miami officials and angry residents reached a truce calling for release of some prisoners and treatment for tear gas victims. The agreement in Liberty City ordered jail release without bond for minor disturbances and held felons for bond hearings. police and National Guard would deploy medical vans to aid tear gas victims.
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