Radical Japanese Students Attack Sato Residences and Offices
In Tokyo and other cities, radical students raided Prime Minister Kisaku Sato’s residence and the Liberal Democratic Party HQ, seized a prison office, and clashed with police. Eight arrest warrants were issued as more raids targeted prisons and government facilities. attacks included gasoline bombs with minor damage. Police vow heightened vigilance ahead of nationwide antiwar protests and Sato’s Washington trip.
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Kyoto
Osaka
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Washington
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National Railway
National Police Agency
Crash claims longtime North Carolina official Crisp
Gov. Bob Scott mourns death of Crisp a Robbinsville resident and former sheriff who served as highway commissioner for district including Swain Graham and Cherokees counties. Crisp known as J B Crisp Construction Co owner and Democratic party chair, died unexpectedly after an aircraft crash while Willard Bradley and son located wreckage and alerted authorities.
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North Carolina
Russian spy trawler challenged near Da Nang by Vietnamese patrol
A Russian intelligence trawler near Da Nang violated Vietnam’s 12 mile limit. Vietnamese and U S authorities observed, identified the ship as a Russian vessel, and reported it headed out to sea after patrol boats signaled for identification. No shots were confirmed.
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Yankee Station
North Vietnam
Russia
Vietnam
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7Th Fleet
Tonkin
Gulf
Free Replica Ear Hearing Aid Promoted by Sonotone
Elmsford New York advertisers tout the Sonotone SONET as the smallest in ear hearing aid. The ad claims no cords or outside gear and offers free non operating replicas to examine, describing weight and size and inviting readers to request a replica with name address city state and zip.
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Elmsford
N.Y
Sonotone Corporation
Sonotone
Regulation Gaps in Drug Production Highlighted
A historical note argues that regulation of legitimate drug production is minimal and that new federal laws are urgently needed to curb misuse by some companies. It calls for tougher enforcement and smarter policing.
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Mit
At Least 10 Die in North Carolina Traffic Cases
The Associated Press reports at least ten people died in North Carolina traffic accidents this weekend raising the year toll to 1,376. Fatalities occurred near Franklinton and Winston-Salem, with Western Carolina University students Kerry Rollins and Michael McDuffie among the dead, along with others across the state including Wake Forest, Kannapolis, Sims, Paw Creek, and Albemarle areas.
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Associated Press
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J. E. Byrd
Cleveland Whitley
Rt. 2
Wake Forest
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Byrd
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Annie Mae Jones
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Cullowhee
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Thomasville
Michael McDuffie
Kannapolis
Winston-Salem
Bobby Ray Curry
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Paw Creek
Charlotte
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Government orders cyclamate phaseout in soft drinks
Finches ban on cyclamates leads to phased withdrawal of low calorie beverages from stores by January 1 1970. Coca Cola Canada Dry Abbott Miles Pfizer labs halt production and seek new formulas while prescription drugs with small cyclamate amounts stay on market until July 1.
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Finch
Thomas F. Baker
National Soft Drink Association
Atlanta
Coca-Cola Co
Canada Dry Corp
Abbott
Chicago
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Elkhard
Ind
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Pfizer
Sons
Inc
New York
National Academy ‘of Science
Mideast Plan Outlined for Big Powers Involvement
A proposed Mideast security mission would be led by the Big Four plus others and answer to the Security Council. The force would operate up to five years with possible extensions, monitoring a frontier between Israel and Egypt and shaping Gaza's future status under Jordanian auspices. Israel, Egypt, and Jordan would negotiate borders and transit rights, while zones with Israeli forces would be demilitarized.
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Israel
Security Council
U.S
Egypt
Palestine
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Gaza
Nixon Inflation Détente Debate Echoes Moscow Talks
President Nixon faces inflation pressure as Sen. Mansfield notes Bipartisan stance. Soviet text outlines Arab settlement terms and interim security measures amid U.S. calls for direct talks under Jarrett’s mediation. Timeline proposes Israeli withdrawal by June 1967 with continued arms and territory redefinition.
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U.A.R
Intermdéi
Sinai’ Peninsula
Rijordan
Kuneitra
Sur
Russia
Ameri- Peninsula
Suezidet
Representatives Canal
Bayaty
Suez
Israél
Ealings
Pentagon Discusses 500000-Strong Force Cut By 1971
The Pentagon is considering trimming U S armed forces by as much as 500000 men by mid 1971 in a downward revision tied to Vietnam War withdrawal plans. Officials say total troop levels could drop to about 26 million, with 2.9 million in uniform, and savings around 5 billion dollars, while some cuts remain tied to air and support units.
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Washington
Press
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Lion
Floral
Lewis
Nixon
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U.S
Defensa
Melvit Mally
Laird
Senator weighs Haynsworth nomination amid bias claims
Court and Mollenhoff describe a careful review of records and press reports on Judge Haynsworth. They stress honesty and say only a slight possible gain in Brunswick stock, not profits, while senators face a “cloudy atmosphere” and pressure from opposition groups before a tentative November 6 vote.
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Mollenhoff
Brunswick Corp
Afl-Cio
Senate
Wike- Mansfield
Montana
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Space Chronicles The Soviet Military Space Program
The article notes that Soyuz crewmen are believed to have conducted secret military tests including photography and reconnaissance. It states the Soviet space program is military controlled, though its military potential is not publicly discussed, while space flights are framed as peaceful scientific endeavors.
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