Nixon christens California amid ship launch crowd groan
First Lady Pat Nixon christened the nuclear powered guided missile frigate California as it slid into the James River at Newport News. The event drew about 1,000 people despite rain, with Navy Secretary John Chafee warning of Soviet naval power and noting Russia has a good navy. Nixon recalled rushing the bottle and miscounting whistles before the ship began moving.
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Richest Charles Stewart Mott in hospital for illness
At St Joseph Hospital in Flint Michigan 96 year old Charles Stewart Mott described as one of the nations richest men is in satisfactory condition for treatment of a bladder infection and related complications.
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British leaders vow to crush Ulster violence at emergency session
London reporting that Home Secretary Reginald Maudling and Defense Secretary Lord Carrington pledged to strengthen security forces to confront Republican guerrillas aiming to unify Ireland by force. Maudling declared the Irish Republican Army seeks unity through bombing and murder and asserted that force must be defeated with no tolerance for violence. In Saigon, U.S. fighters targeted anti aircraft guns as part of strikes against North Vietnamese gun emplacements and supply routes through Laos.
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Court orders DDT ban action consideration
The U S Court of Appeals ordered the Environmental Protection Agency to reconsider an early ban on all uses of DDT after a suit by Environmental Defense Fund. EPA must explain its stance by November 1, 1969, while continuing dismissal of the suspension decision. GI pay hikes delayed by White House
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Nixon Assigned Responsibility for Alaska Nuclear Test Decision
Congress approved a Senate amendment to a public works bill that would ban funding for a five megaton underground test on Amchitka Island unless the President directly approves. The action places the final decision with President Nixon.
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Black's Condition Serious After Stroke at Bethesda
Former Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black, 85, in Bethesda Naval Hospital near Washington after a stroke. He was admitted August 28 for an inflammatory condition of blood vessels and had retired from the court last week.
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Reds cancel talks at Paris peace conference
North Vietnamese delegate calls off Wednesday session in protest of extensive U.S. bombings north of the 17th parallel and postpones to Sept 30. The U.S. delegation refuses the new date and says it will be in touch to arrange another session. In Saigon, the Senate urges President Thieu to halt the Act 3 elections and allow a multi candidate contest under the speaker of the upper house.
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Brezhnev denies Soviet invasion plan in Yugoslavia
Belgrade reports Brezhnev arriving for a four day visit rejects Russia plans to invade the Balkans. He calls rumors of a doctrine of noninterference and limited sovereignty fairy tales and slander. Tito affirms Yugoslavia independence and warns Moscow to keep hands off.
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Berlin Four Power Accord At Risk Over East German Holdout
In Berlin West German objections rise as East Germany refuses an agreed translation of the Four Power draft. Ambassador Kenneth Rush warns Western powers will withhold final protocol if East Germany blocks the plan. In Clairvaux France police stormed a prison ward and subdued two convicts after they fatally slashed a nurse and a guard held for 20 hours. No shots were fired.
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Learn all and help prepare meals in no time at all
Special microwaves cook a 5 lb coast in 35 minutes and bacon 11:00 am to 5:00 pm. Home Store Level.
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