Where I Stand on Youth and World Loyalties
A speaker asserts that young people across the globe will resist destructive orders and refuse obedience that harms self or ideals. He argues modern threats like cobalt bombs nerve gas and anti-ballistic missiles shape a new youth mindset.
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Protesters Attack Bookshop Before Vatican Synod Meet
A group calling itself traditional Catholics hurled smoke bombs rocks and leaflets at a bookstore near the Vatican where liberal priests planned to meet for a conference ahead of the Synod. No injuries were reported but windows were broken and residents fled.
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War Opponents Seek Court Order Over Antiwar Rally Ban
A group of government scientists doctors and health workers sued in U S District Court with the ACLU to overturn a BIW ban on an October 15 antiwar rally at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda Maryland and a similar event at HEW in Washington D C The suit seeks a temporary injunction and permanent protection of employees freedom of expression led by Dr Benjamin Spock and backed by HEW groups and Local 41 of the AFGE.
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Vegan To Attend Board Session in New York City
Dr. Robert L. Morrison of Las Vegas, a trustee of the American Dental Association, will take part in the ADA's 110th annual session in New York City from October 12 to 16.
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World News Roundup of 12 000 Die On Japanese Highways
Japanese police report 12 012 highway deaths so far this year across the nation. A U S Air Force F105 bomber crashed on landing at Takali base Thailand after a mission over Vietnam. pilot uninjured. South Africa barred from the 16th UPU congress in Tokyo over apartheid. UPU membership remains. Typhoon Flossie may pass near Tokyo bay mouth with winds to 67 mph after Elsie killed 106 in Formosa. Spanish Labor Minister Romeo Gorria to attend inter American conference in Washington for three days.
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Light tremor hits Turin auto center
A light earthquake struck Turin at 4 31 yesterday shaking the city’s auto manufacturing area. No damage or injuries were reported.
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Bloomington Chief Coster Named to Nixon Anticrime Agency
Clarence M. Coster, Bloomington Minn police chief since 1967, was named by President Nixon to be associate administrator of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration. The 40 year old succeeds Wesley A. Pomeroy and previously served with the San Francisco Police and the California Narcotics Bureau before joining Minneapolis forces.
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U.S. to Host International Food Science Congress in 1970
The United States will host the third International Congress on Food Science and Technology August 9 to 14, 1970 in Washington. About 3,000 attendees from more than 50 nations are expected to participate.
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Labor urges cities to craft own hometown construction solutions
Washington says cities should develop local plans to expand minority hiring in construction while the federal government offers tailored aid and may enforce nondiscrimination on federally funded projects. The Philadelphia Plan remains a reference but cannot be universally applied due to staffing and funding limits.
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Warm temperatures continue with sunny skies forecast
The forecast shows 85 degrees today with a 59 degree low and sunny skies. Light variable winds accompany mild conditions as roses and others seem revived under blue skies.
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Sino-Soviet Talks May Fail Over China Demands
Hong Kong based report notes China’s new foreign ministry position paper could doom Sino-Soviet border talks. Specialists read the document as tough conditions likely to stall planned ministerial level discussions in Peking.
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