Government moves to halt contaminated fruit cocktail sales
The U.S. files suit to stop a canning firm from shipping Astor Fruit Cocktail and similar brands tainted by mold. About 6,400 cases have circulated this year, with 85,000 more at risk if not stopped. FDA warnings over three years were ignored as Wool Packing Co Inc in San Jose allegedly failed to clean equipment. The company agreed not to ship more fruit cocktail until June 26.
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Castro receives hero welcome in East Berlin
East German officials hailed Fidel Castro as a defier of U.S. power in the hemisphere. Thousands cheered as the Cuban premier arrived in East Berlin on a months long tour of Africa and Europe. The Neues Deutschland praised Cuba as a socialist state that stood against imperialism.
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Berrigans Likely Cleared of Remaining Charges
The Justice Department is expected to drop all remaining charges against priest Philip Berrigan and six co defendants. A Washington Post report quotes Nixon administration officials as doubting a conviction could be won in the Harrisburg trial. Only Sister Elizabeth Meister was convicted on a minor charge of smuggling letters from prison.
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Pentagon Papers case pretrial motions urged to end
In Los Angeles Judge Matt Byrne pressed defense and prosecution to finish pretrial motions and paperwork in the Pentagon Papers espionage case. Prosecutors claim more motions remain. defense attorneys Dave Wulsberg and Anthony Russo say at least four remain, tied to the publication of the classified report on U.S. Southeast Asia involvement.
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Dynamite find leads to multiple arrests in apartment raid
PBS agents raided an apartment linked to the Basic Students Union. They discovered 72 sticks of dynamite and several firearms. Suspects James Evans 24 Deborah Porter 48 and David Jackson 22 were taken into custody along with Paul Menning 24 after police recovered a carbine and arrested Jackson on an indictment in Jacksonville Indiana for a series of fire bombings.
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Quintuplets Ready for Release at German Hospital
Frankurt Germany reports five newborns at University Clio ICU in incubators with Volker von Leewetich noting progress. The babies born weeks premature to Mr and Mrs Harry Bean of West Hartford, Conn, are listed as improving but still in critical newborn care.
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Bus Kills Redwood City Youth in Collision
Police said a car left its lane and struck David B. Maddox, 16, as he walked along the sidewalk in Redwood City. Scheduled school bus service was altered due to exams, affecting the boy who would have taken the bus.
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Delegates Seek End To Democratic Take All Plan
Four Democratic candidates plan legal action against California primary delegates and the take all system. They claim it is unfair for a candidate with 45 percent to win 27 of the delegates and will challenge credentials committees and file a federal suit for clarity. Delegates named include James Wood San Francisco Muskie Frances Miller Los Angeles Velty Justine Stella Epstein and Humphy rey.
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U.S. and Saigon Seek Breakthrough in Vietnam Talks
The United States and South Vietnam pressed Hanoi and the Viet Cong to resume substantive negotiations on Vietnam peace, urging a halt to military actions. Washington warned that continued attacks undermine talks and indicated readiness to reassess prospects for a plenary session.
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Peace talk refrain frames next plenary session timing
Reported signals from Xuan Thuy and Nguyen Thi Binh suggest renewed pressure for U S VietNam peace talks as negotiators weigh a return to the Paris conference. U S delegate Porter expressed cautious optimism while Communist insistence on an immediate path to peace persisted.
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Intelsat 4 signals global comms leap in space
Cape Kennedy report says the Intelsat 4 satellite docked in preliminary orbit to serve Africa Asia Europe and Australia. The craft will park above the Indian Ocean after two weeks of tests and relay telephone and TV traffic among Lebanon India Spain Australia Indonesia Malaysia England Hong Kong Malaysia East Africa Germany Bahrain Singapore and the Philippines. Comsat Corp calls the launch flawless with a 29.5 million investment and a 82 nation network planned to begin commercial service next month.
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Vietnam policy barely approved by House committee
Washington reports the House Foreign Affairs Committee narrowly backed Nixon’s Vietnam policy 14 to 11, risking a tougher congressional test later. Debate focused on disengagement timing, cease fire oversight, prisoner return, and missing personnel accounting amid growing antiwar sentiment. The Senate debates an end the war measure, with Mansfield proposing a August 31 withdrawal.
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Podgorny heads to Hanoi after Calcutta stop
Soviet President Podgorny journeys to Hanoi after a brief Calcutta stop where he urged the United States to halt bombing North Vietnam. He said a fast settlement was needed and discussed aid and pressure amid Nixon and Brezhnev talks. The trip follows Nixon’s Moscow visit and aims to influence Hanoi’s stance on escalation and peace demands.
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Russians Trim Navy Buildup Near South China Sea
Washington sources say the Soviet naval concentration in the South China Sea has dropped to its lowest level since U.S. mining of northern entrances. Pentagon officials see this as likely to deter further naval pressure while awaiting U.S. moves to lift mine barriers that block seaborne supply routes to Vietnam.
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Mao Very Ill Says Hong Kong Paper
A Hong Kong newspaper reports Chairman Mao is very ill and possibly dying. It cites urgent state statements and a hurried Central Committee meeting in Beijing to decide who will lead China after Mao. The Post quotes sources claiming grave political crisis as Lin Piao’s purge in September looms.
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Pentagon Honors General Bradley With Corridor Named After Him
Washington UPT reports the Pentagon dedicates a corridor to General of the Army Omar Bradley. Plaques recount his boyhood in Missouri, West Point and WWI service, rise to five star rank under Truman, and long career shaping U.S. military history.
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