International and world brief from 1960s era press
Izvestia attacks Sen Jackson as anti Soviet and linked to Hitler style ideas while he leads efforts to block Russian credits. Spinola announces a new Portuguese government cabinet dominated by military men with a civilian bloc including Communist and Socialist party leaders. Nepal reports a Yet i incident near Everest with a 19 year old girl and yaks killed. France tests a nuclear device in the South Pacific, according to New Zealand PM Norman Kirk.
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Moscow
Tavestia
Sen
Henry Jackson
Adolf Hitler
Washington Democrat
Lisbon
Antonio de Spinola
Spinola
Col
Vasco Goncalves
Katmandu
Nepal
Himalayas
Mt. Everest
Himalayan
Everest
Namche Bazar
National Laboratory reveals radioactive leak at Los Alamos
Los Alamos New Mexico researchers disclosed that radioactive material escaped a waste line July 9 near the Occupational Health Laboratory. The material includes plutonium and cesium and contaminated a drainage area about 200 feet away, which has been fenced off. No health or public safety hazard is present, and authorities aim to study the material in a natural setting. In Texas and Oklahoma, animal health officials reported an anthrax outbreak threatening cattle herds, controlled by rapid action. Falls County losses continued in unvaccinated herds, totaling over 206 animals. In Washington, House debated federal strip mining legislation, signaling a likely clash over curbing or substituting a coal-backed measure. action may extend into next week. Congressman Morris Udall warned of environmental damage from surface mining.
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Los Alamos
N.M
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Marlin
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Department of Agriculture
David Hall
Texas Animal Health Commission
Falls County
Washington
House
Senate
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Lennon Ordered Out of United States Departures Loom
The Justice Department orders John Lennon to leave the United States within 60 days or face deportation. Lennon's appeal plans were disclosed by his lawyer as he battles over an unissued nonimmigrant visa and a marijuana possession conviction. The case intertwines Lennon’s stay with Yoko Ono, custody issues over Kyoko, and prior legal arguments in Britain and the United States.
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The
Justice Department
Beatle
John Lennon
United States
Lennon
Yoko Ono
Ite
Yoko
Kyoko
Anthony Cox
Cox
Houston
Board of Immigration Appeals
Marleybone Magistrates’ Court
England
London
Leon Wildes
U.S. Court of Appeals
New York
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Tampa
Fla
Sgt
Hammett Bowen
Gerald Ford
Ford
Vietnam
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Jackson
Combined News Services
Wellington
New Zealand
France
Pacific
Norman Kirk
National Laboratory
U.S
Nina Robbins
Dallas County
Woodlad Hills
Max Matetich
Barrie
Ont
Toronto
Royal Victoria Hospital
Edmonton
Bruce Owens
Matetich
Maggie
Maggie Smith
Robert Stephens
Christopher
Toby
Miss Smith
Jean Stodie
Stephens
Julie
Julie Nixon Elaerthower
Nixon
Lynda Johnson Robb
Tate
Johnson
Franco
Francisco Franco
Henry Kissinger
Ludek Pachman
West Berlin
Pachman
Solingen
West Germany
Boris Spassky
Star-News
Washington Star- News
Joe Allbritton
Washington Star Communications Co., Inc
Star
News
Federal Communications Commission
Allbritton
Communications Company
Washington Star
Washington Daily News
Washington Star-News
Wyeth
Andrew Wyeth
Perry Rathbone
Boston
Art Mseum
Tokyo
Kyoto
Natali Wood
Robert Wagner
Courtney
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Palm Springs
Miriam Susskin
Mel Nattal
Sherwyn
Lakewood
Bullock's Lakewood
Clark Ave
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