Loophole lets importers get around handgun law
Federal gun control missed a key target by allowing a loophole that lets importers supply most parts for cheap handguns and assemble them in U S plants. As the act’s first anniversary approached, imports shifted to parts and domestic assembly, keeping overall cheap handgun availability steady.
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Actor's son jailed in draft case in Los Angeles
Sterling Hayden's son Christian Winslow Hayden, 21, was sentenced to 42 months in federal prison for failing to report for induction under the Selective Service Act. Hayden represented himself, argued against fighting, and sought bail while appealing, with a stay granted until Wednesday.
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Hayakawa speaks at Columbia as students applaud stand
About 1,200 Columbia University students in McMillian Theater applauded and roared as S I Hayakawa defended higher education goals and vowed to finish his speech despite disruptions. Outside, roughly 300 protesters gathered, police kept them off the sidewalk, and the demonstration dispersed as the talk continued.
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Indictment in Federal Gambling Case Targets Mafia Leader
Fifty five people including reputed Mafia boss Samuel De Cavalcante were indicted by a federal grand jury in Newark on conspiracy to violate racketeering and extortion laws tied to interstate gambling. FBI chief Hoover announced arrests as the largest federal gambling sweep in the area.
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2.5 Million Quit Smoking Under 1986 88 Study
UPI reports a government survey showing about 2.5 million cigarette smokers quit between 1986 and 1988. The National Center for Health Statistics notes declines in smoking across ages and sexes, with more 17 to 24 year olds never having smoked.
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Nigeria rejects Addis Ababa peace talks over sponsorship
London UPI dispatch reports Nigeria will not attend talks with Biafrans in Addis Ababa until the conference's sponsorship is clarified. Nigerian High Commissioner Ogundipe was told by General Gowon that Haile Selassie’s sponsorship questions, after Ojukwu’s claim of a personal initiative, must be settled.
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Moon interior for seismic study would require lunar bomb detonation
Geophysicist Dr Gary Latham of Columbia proposes a 1 to 5 kiloton nuclear blast on the moon's far side to reveal interior structure by seismic waves. The plan, to be pitched to NAS and timed after Apollo 15, faces political and life‑detection objections and favors a US‑Russian joint program.
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Morton not seeking Senate run amid Nixon briefing
UPI reports Morton, 54, says he will remain Republican national chairman and seek re election to the House next year. He had been rumored to pursue the Maryland Senate seat against Democrat Harry Tydings in 1970. Nixon introduced Morton at a White House briefing noting speculation on Marion as a possible candidate for Maryland.
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