Agnew dismisses Philippine protests as minor during Manila trip
Vice President Spiro Agnew, at the Marcos inauguration, downplayed anti American demonstrations outside the U S embassy as inconsequential while noting such activity reflects leftist tactics of nations pursuing free enterprise. He met South Korea's Prime Minister Chung Kiwan and visited a U S military cemetery before a state dinner at Malacanang Palace.
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Miami rock festival ends early after death and charges
Hollywood Florida (UPI) A Miami rock festival ended early with one youth dead and 47 facing criminal charges. Allan Wayne Ollis 20 of Sumter South Carolina reportedly used LSD before leaping 60 foot from a spotlight tower Monday. Promoter Norman Johnson declined to discuss losses. He had estimated needing 30,000 tickets to break even. Crowd peak reached about 15,000.
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Regents approve Rusk professorship
ATLANTA Ga 1AP Dean Buck secretary of state under two presidents will return to Georgia next September as a highly paid University of Georgia faculty member. His appointment as a professor of international law was approved in a rare special session amid opposition over liberal views and the marriage of his daughter to a Negro in 1957.
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Window cleaners fall from 473 foot Toronto tower cradle
Two workers on a cradle atop Simpson's Tower in downtown Toronto fell when the platform jammed under a roof overhang. A building maintenance employee descended by rope, tied the workers’ waists, and hauled them to safety one by one.
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Israel denies damage after Egypt raid on Sinai fortress
Egypt said its commandos crossed the Gulf of Suez at night and shelled a fortress at El Tor, destroying an Israeli paratroop post and storage area. Israel reported three explosions heard but no hits, while Jordan said its forces repelled an Israeli patrol near Altenby Bridge. Guerrilla clashes along the Jordanian frontier killed 16 Israeli soldiers.
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Australian man found guilty in Al Aqsa Mosque fire
An Israeli three judge court convict Denis Michael Rohan an Australian sheepshearer of arson counts for the Aug. 21 Al Aqsa Mosque blaze. The court accepts his mental illness claim and orders hospitalization. He faced up to 44 years if fully convicted. Psychiatrists testified he suffers paranoid schizophrenia.
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New York Mayor Moves to Block Transit Tieup
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay joins nonstop talks at the Americana Hotel to avert a New Year subway and bus strike. Transit Authority and TWU negotiate over a 3 percent wage rise over two years, a four day work week, and other benefits for 30,000 workers.
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Deadly poison stolen in New Jersey
Camden police appealed for help in locating 11 pounds of deadly poison stolen from an exterminator’s home. Ten pounds of cyanide and one pound of arsenic, both in white powder form, were missing after a burglary. Police warned of potential danger to children and ordered all detectives on duty to assist search efforts.
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Egypt accuses Israel of stealing five gunboats
Egypt charged Israel with stealing five gunboats from France and warned nations dealing with Israel that it ignores sovereignty and law. The vessels, moving toward Israel, were seen near Crete and Rhodes and expected to reach Israel by late Wednesday or Thursday. Starboat S A said the boats are commercial vessels for oil drilling, not gunboats, registered in Panama, while Israel echoed the view that the sale did not breach law or the embargo. Egyptian spokesman Meguid linked the act to earlier alleged thefts of Mirage drawings by an Israeli attache in Bern.
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