Tells Reds Stop Harassment After Naval Collisions
The Pentagon said a Russian Krupnyy class destroyer cut across the bow of the Walker during a collision cycle with a light damage to the whip antenna but no injuries. The State Department filed a strong protest, calling for halt to harassment while the Walker task force sailed in the Sea of Japan near Hokkaido. Washington blamed Soviet skippers for violating seafaring rules. Moscow warned of consequences and accused U.S. provocation.
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House
Gerald R. Ford
U.S
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R-Tex
Armed Services Committee
Yuri N. Teherniakov
Iain M. [Eddy
European Affairs
Teherniakov
Robert J. McCloskey
United States
McCloskey
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Hokkaido
Vladivostok
Horhet
Sea of Japan
Nudism as Health Reform Claims by Prof Hartman
Prof Hartman argues nudism aids rest health and relaxation with many nudists citing opposite sex as a minor reason. He notes civic leaders frequent camps, warns against prejudice blocking acceptance, and describes nudist camps as conservative with strict rules on touch and alcohol. He cites his 1961 study inviting volunteers to a camp and reports mostly positive health results and liberalizing laws.
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Orange County
Assessor Widow Wins $1500 Death Benefit Claim
The widow of John A. McQuilken was awarded $1500 in state workers compensation for his 1965 death, deemed partly caused by job stress as San Diego county assessor. McQuilken, age 60, was ruled to have died by his own action. later named a coconspirator in an indictment of other officials in his office. His widow had initially sought $17,500 in statutory death benefits.
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San Diego
UPS
John A. McQuilken
McQuilken
Guardsme Stop New Miss. Riots Continue Violence
Rioters clashed after a speeding motorist was arrested by two Negro policemen. One civilian sustained head and back wounds at University Hospital, another man named Cleotha was shot in the leg but not seriously. A highway patrolman was wounded as screams filled the scene and police lines were assaulted.
Demonstrators Camp Outside Pentagon
Demonstrators from the Nonviolent Action Committee camped outside the Pentagon seeking to occupy the war room. After a night in sleeping bags they were notified of violating federal property rules and removed by guards. Five women were carried out on stretchers as they tried to reenter.
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Pentagon
Charles Matthei
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Nonviolent Action Committee
Rosten
Defense Department
Year-Old Exile Ends for Duchess
Queen Mary’s children and grandchildren will be invited to events, while the invitation to the 72-year-old Duke of Windsor's wife is unprecedented. The abdication and marriage to an American divorcee divided the royal family, and the Duchess of Windsor long remained barred from the royal court. Elizabeth is King George VI’s daughter, born after his elder brother abdicated.
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Duke of Windsor
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Palace
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Stanley Baldwin
Church of England
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Duchess of Windsor
Elizabeth
George
Soviets Blame U.S. Role in Vietnam Pacification Efforts
Soviet statements fault the United States for the pacification drive in Vietnam. The Saigon government, aided by Americans, leads the revolutionary development teams tasked with winning hearts and minds. About 15,000 U.S. troops have assisted, with ongoing American involvement to expand the project as Gen. Westmoreland acknowledged.
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Saigon
U.S
Office of Civil Operations
Thant warns of initial phase of World War III in Vietnam
United Nations Secretary General Thant told correspondents that the initial phase of World War III may already be underway in Vietnam. He warned that a direct clash between Washington and Beijing appeared inevitable if trends continued, noting the still active mutual assistance treaty between China and the Soviet Union.
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Thant
Vietnam
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Peking
China
Soviet Union
Draft Law Extension Gets Okay
Major portions of the present act are approved with Senate changes. The draft director could be guided by the President to induct 19 and 20 year olds first, a lottery system may replace local boards, and deferments for college students would extend until degree, age 24, or loss of college standing. Industrial apprentices receive similar treatment. The vote on an all volunteer force failed 65 to 9. The bill retains drafting doctors dentists and allied specialists for two more years with possible induction until age 35.
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Senate
Mark Hatfield
Congress
The
Armed Services
Margaret Larkin Dies in Mexico City After Illness
Margaret Larkin an American born writer who had lived in Mexico City for years died after a short illness. She used her maiden name after a divorce five years ago and had books published in the United States Europe and Israel. She died Monday and was buried in Mexico City Tuesday.
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Margaret Larkin
Shout
Misslarkin
United States
Europe
Israel
U.S
Missing Since War Hitler's Deputy May Be Caught
A man described with foreign features was arrested in the Guatemalan countryside. Fingerprints were sent to Germany amid reports he could be Martin Bormann, Hitler's deputy, missing since the war.
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Guatemala
Trade Mission Off to Russia
A ten member California trade delegation led by Henry Schacht of the California Canners and Growers departed for the Soviet Union to seek new markets for nuts raisins citrus and machinery. The group will attend Inprodmash in Moscow and spend two weeks abroad promoting U.S. agricultural products and equipment.
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UPI
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Soviet Union
Henry Schacht
California Canners and Growers
Inprodmash
Moscow
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