Government seeks seizure of contaminated Astor Orchard Park fruit cocktails
United States federal action aims to halt sale of contaminated Astor Fruit Cocktail and Orchard Park Fruit Cocktail brands. Over 5,040 cases seized nationwide this year with 45,000 more targeted, as assistant US attorney Brian Denton cites ongoing canning equipment mold. Sam Jose plant named as the site under scrutiny. FDA warnings noted. Company agreed not to ship before June 25 awaiting hearing.
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Castro greeted as hero in East Berlin visit
Fidel Castro received a hero's welcome in East Berlin as East German officials and workers praised his defiance of the United States. The two month tour will also cover Africa, Europe, and the Soviet Union, highlighting the role of Cuba in regional liberation movements.
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Berrigans to Be Cleared in UPI Report
Justice Department expected to drop all remaining charges against Rev. Philip Berrigan and six codefendants. Nixon aides reportedly believe a new trial could not yield a conviction. The group faced charges of conspiring to kidnap President Kissinger and to blow up heating tunnels as part of antiwar actions. A Harrisburg jury hung last April. only Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth Medlister faced a minor charge of smuggling letters from prison. Attorney General Kleindienst likely to announce further dismissal this week.
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Pentagon Papers case closing bids clash in court
In Los Angeles UPT report says the judge urged prosecutors and defense to finish pre trial filings. Judge Matt Byrne warned of a race to the clerk's office as he pressed for an understanding. Daniels Gilbert and Russo attorneys said another motion remains in the works. Ellsberg and Russo face espionage theft and conspiracy charges tied to public release of the Pentagon study on U.S. war in Southeast Asia.
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Dynamite Finds Tangle in Florida Bombings Case
UPI reports the DOJ identified two of four arrestees in an FBI raid on a Jacksonville apartment where 72 dynamite sticks and several rifles were found. James Evans, 24, and Neborah Porter, 16, former Merrill College students tied to Students Union activity. Paul Fleming, 4, was also arrested after police found a carbine on him, while David Jackson, 23, indicted in Jacksonville for fire bombings remains at large.
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Quints born in West Germany survive first days
Doctors at Frankfurt University Clinic report five newborns, including a boy, gaining strength after a six week premature birth to Mr and Mrs Harry Bean of West Hartford Conn They remain in intensive care as they near potential release within days physician says progress crucial in coming days this marks the first quintuplet survival in recent West German history.
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Bus Crash Kills Redwood City Youth in Melee
An automobile veered off a road and struck 18 year old David B Maddox of Redwood City as he rode a sidewalk. Police said he normally rode the bus to school but schedules were changed due to examinations.
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Move to Kill Delegate Policy in California Primary
Delegates for four Democratic candidates announce legal action to abolish winner take all in California. They claim it is unfair for a candidate with 43 percent of the vote to claim all 271 delegates and say they will file a federal suit and challenge the credentials committee of the Democratic National Convention. Delegates named include James Wood in Los Angeles, Muskie supporter Fratees Miter in San Petra, Betty Justice in Los Angeles, Chisholm, Stella Epstein in Los Angeles, and Murph rey.
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U S Rejects Vietnam Peace Talks Resume Request
The United States and Saigon halted Vietnam peace talks after a North Vietnamese military buildup. The U S delegation said continued Viet Cong activity undermines any move toward constructive sessions. The Saigon comments echoed the stance, closing prospects for renewed negotiations at that time.
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Peace talks strain continues amid Vietnam negotiation dynamics
The piece outlines stalled Paris talks with US and South Vietnam at odds with North Vietnamese leaders. It notes alleged new directives from Hanoi, Viet Goh negotiator presence, and US envoy Pocler urging a restart of formal discussions to advance peaceful resolution. The report highlights calls to halt escalation and resume weekly sessions.
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New communications satellite flawless global network expansion
Cape Kennedy reports a new Intelsat 4 communications satellite flawless in space. It will join three existing relay stations and move to a stationary orbit above the equator, linking Lebanon India Spain Australia Indonesia Italy England Hong Kong Malaysia and more. The satellite can relay about 6000 telephone calls simultaneously and increases international capacity fivefold. It will enter commercial service next month after testing in space.
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Vietnam policy narrowly passes in House committee
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved Nixon Vietnam policy by 19 to 18 amid sharp divisions. The measure endorses a drawdown within ten months after a ceasefire, with conditions on POWs and the missing, while White House aides warned a floor vote may not occur. Critics fear limited ceasefire as path to end fighting, and antiwar sentiment rises in the House ahead of Senate debates on Mansfield’s year-end end to U.S. involvement.
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Podgorny heads to Hanoi after Calcutta stopover
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny travels to Hanoi for talks with North Vietnamese leaders, urging an end to bombing and faster resolution. His Calcutta stop was delayed by bad weather, and Nixon and Brezhnev discussed Vietnam during Nixon’s Moscow visit, shaping expectations of Moscow’s influence on Hanoi.
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Russians Reduce Navy Concentration Near Vietnam
Washington reports that Soviet surface ships and submarines have dispersed from clustered South China Sea groups. Pentagon officials say the shift follows U S mine closures of North Vietnamese ports and signals possible Soviet efforts to pressure the United States.
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Mao Illness Sparks China Leadership Crisis Rumor
Hong Kong's South China Morning Post reports a Central Committee meeting was convened to select a successor as Chairman Mao Tse-tung, aged 78, may be gravely ill or dying. The notice cites officials urging readiness for a serious health statement and notes provincial members summoned to Beijing.
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Gen Bradley honored by Pentagon corridor dedication
Washington reports the Pentagon dedicates a corridor to General of the Army Omer Bradley at age 99. Plaques and photos recount Bradley’s life from Missouri boyhood through West Point and two world wars to his rise as Army chief, with the corridor opening beneath the secretary of defense's office.
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