Japan reacts to Nixon ban on biological weapons
Tokyo papers welcome the U S unilateral ban on offensive biological weapons and some chemicals while saying it falls short. Asahi notes defensive research may spur offensive work and ties the move to the My Lai massacre backdrop. Sankei and Tokyo Shimbun echo praise but share concerns.
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Sons Of Legion Set State Session Here
A SAL conference will be held Saturday at Roy L. Wingers Post 52 clubrooms 6th and Market Streets with about 100 legion and SAL members from across the state. Session starts 12 30 p m followed by a supper and social hour at 5 30 p m. Plans policies and programs of the SAL will be discussed for future annual sessions.
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Black Revolt Linked To Trade Imbalance
AP analysis links US trade deficit to social unrest and potential recession. It notes nonwhite unemployment higher than whites, teens face 13.2 percent joblessness, and Basel bankers warned the payments problem may persist despite inflation controls. President Nixon faces balancing stability and unrest risk.
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Taxicabs Arrive in the United States in 1907
Historical note recalls the first introduction of taxicabs in the United States during 1907 marking a milestone in urban transportation and commercial taxi services. The development reflects early adoption of motorized passenger transport and city mobility changes.
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