Heat wave pollution and disasters streak across Asia and Middle East
Sixty people drown as Japanese seek relief from heat and air pollution. Tokyo traffic worsens smog with 28,850 cars leaving the area. Kyushu experiences two earthquakes causing minor damage. In Moscow, West German Foreign Minister Scheel is warmly welcomed while discussions proceed. Protests in Northern Ireland defy a parade ban as Sultan Said Bin Taimur is ousted in Muscat coup. A theater accident in Ban Me Thuot and Salazar's critical health update are also reported.
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Japan
Kyushu
Moscow
Walter Scheel
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Andrei Gromyko
Scheel
Sheremetyevo
Lenin Hills
Sultan
London
Sultan Said bin Taimur
Persian Gulf
Muscat
Oman
bin Taimur
Said bin Qabus
Sultanate
National Hard Hats Clash With Demonstrators in Cleveland
A scuffle near a National Hard Hat gathering injures three Cleveland police and arrests about a dozen antiwar protesters. An elderly bystander ripped a Viet Cong flag from a girl and began striking her as clashes spread among police bystanders and protesters.
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Cleveland
National Hard Hat Committee
Hard Hat
Nation sees wave of political stir and court drama
King Assassin's brother Jerry Ray held in Savannah for aggravated assault after shooting a 16 year old at a party. Campaign figure J B Stoner defends Ray as authorities probe the exchange near party files.
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Jerry Ray
James Earl Ray
J.B. Stoner
Ray
Latham County
al St. Lawrence
National States Rights Party
Stoner
Savanah
National Socialist White People’s Party
St. Lawrence
St. Louis
James
Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Little Rock
Ark
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Winthrop Rockefeller
Morriston
Mills
Arkansas
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