Soviet Union Eyes Asian Pact With China Perimeter
Moscow signals readiness to propose a collective security system on Asia’s periphery, aiming to widen influence while countering China. Brezhnev’s speech and Izvestia commentary frame a possible postwar Asia security framework, with details to be debated at a central committee plenum.
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Bernard Gwertzman
New York Times
Moscow
Soviet Union
China
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Asia
Foreign Ministry
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Washington
Central Committee
Warsaw Pact
Mongolia
North Korea
U S Forces May Be Out Worldwide
The Pentagon plans begin reducing the global U S military presence as Vietnam withdrawals proceed. A 900 man 9th Infantry Division battalion will be inactivated and flown home by mid July, signaling broader cuts possibly saving about 9 million dollars.
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Washington
Vietnam
U.S
Pentagon
9Th Infantry Division
United States
World
Okinawa
Korea
Far East
9Th Infantry
5Th Marine Division
California
U.S. West Coast
Panicky quarantine changes threaten Apollo 11 safety
An editorial in Science warns last minute tampering with Apollo 11 quarantine could endanger astronauts and lunar samples. It notes NASA revisions include biology garments for crew after splashdown and during helicopter transport, amid calls for stricter isolation.
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Harold M. Schmeck JR
New York Times News Service
Washington
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Pacific
Science
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Philip H. Abelson
Abelson
Space Agency
Funds Approved To Plan Urban Facelift Project
A $141,392 grant to the Decatur Housing Authority funds survey and planning for a Grant St Goodyear urban renewal area in southeast Decatur. HUD reserved $1,761,000 for post planning use. About 403 families and 373 buildings are in the area.
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Decatur Housing Authority
Southeast
Decatur
Bob Jones
John Sparkman
Jim Allen
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Jones
Sparkman
Allen
Grant St.-Goodyear
Central Business District
Charles Parker
Parker
Housing Authority
Somerville Rd
U S Steel Sued Over Reciprocal Buying Ties Settled
The Justice Department charged U S Steel with Sherman Antitrust violations for pressuring suppliers to buy its products for at least 14 years. A concurrent settlement required U S Steel to permanently end such reciprocal purchasing schemes and revealed a Trade Relations Division that tracked purchases and sales.
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Eileen Shanahan
New York Times
Washington
United States Steel Corp
Justice Department
U. S. Steel
U.S. Steel
Antitrust
Nixon
Richard W. McLaren
STEEL
Security Mutual Buys Dixie Freezer
Security Mutual Finance Co of Decatur purchases Dixie Freezer on Wilson Street and takes over operations. Wilson Morgan states the name will stay the same and changes are forthcoming. Dixie Freezer has served nine southeastern states for 15 years with frozen sandwich and grill steak distributions.
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Wilson Morgan
Security
Dixie Freezer
Morgan
Decatur
Athens Soldier Sgt John Bruce Lyle Killed in Vietnam
Vietnam claims Athens only child Sgt John Bruce Lyle 20 died June 1 in Vietnam after nearly a year of service. Parents Mr and Mrs John Lyle were notified Friday. Lyle previously wounded twice and had just written a letter June 10 one day before his death. a 1966 Athens High School graduate.
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Athens
John Bruce Lyle
Vietnam
John Lyle
Lyle
Lyles
Athens High School
Promising new melanoma blood test reported by immunologist
Dr. Nadeem M. Munn of the University of Utah announced a blood test for melanoma that could replace biopsy. The test, said to diagnose melanoma in 17 patients over the past year, requires under an hour and could be done in a physician's office. It detects a melanoma antigen whose exact nature is unknown.
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Los Angeles
Nadeem M. Munn
University of Utah
Muna
Journal
American Cancer Society
Senate passes 28 bills including car pool permanence
The Alabama Senate approved 28 bills on a priority calendar including making the car pool created by the governor permanent under state law. Debate over the consumer credit code bill was postponed at least 10 days. Other measures cover overtime pay for troopers during disasters, driver safety education if funds allow, relocation payment for condemned homes, higher per day travel pay, and a $4 million bond issue for the State Docks at Mobile.
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Ron Kaye
Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
State Senate
House
Albert Brewer
Senate
Mobile
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Izvestia
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Suez
Peking
Mao
Matveyev
Ronnie Godner
Lacey’s Spring
Shirley Foot
Falkville
U. S. 31
Ed Samples
Lonnie McDaniel
Winford Turner
Robinson Furniture
Second Avenue
Downtown
Security Mutual
Dixie Freezer Corp
James Lee
Lee
Ralph Dighton
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