Paris Express Rams Freight Train In Fog Crash
A Paris express derailed into a freight train in dense fog near Namur Belgium. Six aboard the passenger train were killed and six injured. The engine plunged through a house wall and caught fire. the engineer died. The crash halted the line as electrification works continue.
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Brussels
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Meuse
Hansnover
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Namur
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Humphrey Signals Backing Nixon On Vietnam Policy
Hubert Humphrey, meeting reporters after a cordial White House encounter with Henry Kissinger, indicated he supports the President on Vietnam while opposing domestic policy. He urged careful withdrawals and said he will back the President to the best of his ability, stressing not to undermine the administration.
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Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Humphrey
White “House
Lamparon A Crnterat
University of Minnesota
Macalester College
Zoel
Bel
Youth Killed as He Flees Robbery Scene
A youth was fatally shot by police as he fled a supermarket robbery on Friday in Chicago. Eight others, including seven officers, were wounded amid gunfire from a nearby housing project. Police report no link to student protests or a conspiracy trial. A 12-year-old girl wounded by a stray pellet received hospital treatment.
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Chiago
Students For A Democratic Society
Henry Horner
Aest
Silénegd
Kennedy exhumation bid sparks autopsy debate
In a move tied to the Mary Jo Kopechne case, a judge may allow exhumation to settle cause of death. Dinis says blood was found after burial. autopsy could resolve doubts and aid crime detection. Brominski says a hearing will decide whether an exhumation proceeds.
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Dinis
Pennsylvania
New Bedford
Mass
Dominick J. Arena
Kopechne
Joseph N. Flanagan
Wilkes-Barre
Kopechnes
Kennedy
Flanagan
Enue
Brominski
Dence
Senator Petersen Kidnapping Case Emerges in Reno Flight
Newsmen learned Friday that Sen Petersen was abducted from Las Vegas and flown to Reno by kidnappers who sought 800000 in ransom. The abduction involved Petersen leaving his office Thursday night and authorities noted details from a flight stewardess and a meeting with Mrs Johnson at a Reno hotel while the Petersen enterprises Roundup Realty and Westward Ho Corp are cited.
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Sen
Petersen
Dean
Reno
Gulas
sReno
Las Vegas
Mrs.Johnson
Roundup, Realty Co
Westward Ho Corp
Grenade probe extends to group members
Police, after warrants, searched homes of group members and found explosives. Twelve people were questioned, with several not immediately charged as officers pursue the case.
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Durant
Rain Dampens Weatherman SDS Demonstration in Chicago
A steady autumn rain and 2000 National Guardsmen cooled plans by the Weatherman faction of SDS to protest the Democratic National Convention trials. Despite warnings of large crowds, no incidents were reported in Chicago as security checks continued at Civic Center and U.S. Courthouse where eight defendants face rioting charges.
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Chicago
National
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Weatherman
Richard T. Dunn
Illneis National Guard
Revolutionary Youth Movement II
Contaro
Seligdulad
Lincoln
Civic Center Plaza
Grant Park
Civic Center
U.S
Hershey’s political survival amid draft turmoil and dissent
As Hershey neared 75 and after Nixon’s election, supporters cite loyal friends on Armed Services committees and his integrity as reasons for staying on. Critics accuse him of abusing the draft to stifle dissent, pointing to his 1967 advice to reclassify demonstrators and his stance on a lottery system versus Kennedy’s opposition.
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Hershey
Congressional Armed Services Committees
John C. Stennis
D.miss
L. Mendel Rivers
Ds.c
Middle America
Nixon
Vietnam
Washington
Howard University
Boy Scout Council
Philadelphia
Justice Department
G. US. Court ‘of Appeals
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Northern Ireland to reform police amid security shift
Prime minister announced major changes to the Royal Ulster Constabulary under a three-man commission. The B Specials will be replaced by an armed volunteer reserve and a part-time force of about 4 000 under army control. Normal policing with gun disarmament, a Home Affairs Ministry police authority, and 3 500 total officers are planned. Support from Catholic leaders noted, with concern on implementation timelines.
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Ars
Young
Royal Ulster Constabulary
Anthony Peacocke
Dinondon
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Malaya
Kenya
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Scotland
London
Irish Republic
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Armed
Home Affairs Ministry
Chichester- Clark
Northern’ Ireland
Belfast
Londonderry
Paddy Devlin
Northern Ireland
Catholic Falls Road
Perfect Partners Two Shirt Pattern Ad From 1970
Pattern catalog blurb offers Perfect Partners two shirt looks top for 1970 with cuff collar options. Includes sizes 8 through 16, pattern 9414, yardage 2 yards 35 inch and 1 1 2 yards, price 65 cents, mailing and handling, order via Marian Marcin Pattern Dept New York 10011. Also promotes instant sewing books and a large fall winter catalog with over 100 styles.
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Marian
Marcin
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Tomorow
Textile Union Demands Action on Noise Dust in Mills
Atlantic City AP report says the Textile Workers Union of America executive council accuses textile industry and federal government of delaying measures to cut noise and dust in mills. The 22 member body cites byssinosis and bestosis risks, calls for OSHA style standards, and urges Canada to act. The union spans 200,000 members in 34 states and Canada.
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Textile Union
Atlantic City
N.J
Textile Workers Union of America
Afl-Cio
Canadian Labor Congress
U.S. Department of Labor
Canada
Congress
Public Health Service
Court dispute over Greenville Hotel Corp stock ownership
Court involved a subsidiary with Bayh and Haynsworth. Cook said Bayh erred in accusing the judge of ruling in the Greenville Community Hotel Corp case as a shareholder. He claimed Haynsworth sold his one share five years earlier and denied any stock ownership, though a Justice Department list indicated otherwise. Cook's aides admitted the error.
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Volving
Cook
Bayh
Greenville Community Hotel Corp
Haynsworth
Greenville Hotel Co
Despartmenti List
Nixon under pressure weighs new moves on Vietnam
The piece notes Nixon seeks ways to show commitment to ending the war, possibly by negotiating or disengaging U.S. forces, or proposing a bipartisan study. It discusses options including a cease fire, China troop removal, and Thieu's willingness to discuss talks. It cites Senate Leader Mansfield urging a cease-fire and past U.S. positions on cease-fire proposals.
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Nixon
United States
U.S
China
Thieu
National Assembly
Saigon
Paris
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Test-tube reproduction sparks debate on child welfare
Miss Mead discusses lab births at a news conference noting no wage or feeling in test-tube births and urging that childbearing should be cherished. She fears natural birth absence may increase self alienation for women. She says parents might want to control a child’s sex or other traits, prompting a rethink on upbringing.
Vietnam War Update Details Crossfront and River Boats
Army reports scattered ground combat as U S forces shell enemy positions near the DMZ and Saigon. Helicopters were downed. 12 enemy shellings noted with four causing casualties. 101st Airborne suffered one killed and one wounded in action west of the Rockpile near the DMZ. South Vietnamese forces reported capture of a camp with 234 mortar rounds and 38 75mm shells along with 38 500 rounds of small arms ammunition.
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Abrams
Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. 101St Airborne Troopers
Dmz
Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Human bonds as basis for society say experts
Miss Mead argues that human beings become humans through warmth and closeness of relationships with those who rear them. She calls man woman companionship in child rearing the foundation of other intergroup relationships and stresses the seriousness of this subject.
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Miss Méad
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