Montreal police strike ends after violent citywide unrest
Montreal police returned to duty after a 16 hour strike that left gun battles, looting, and arson. One death was confirmed, 26 injured, and authorities arrested many as army troops were deployed. Substations closed and taxis clashed with Murrayhill Limousine Co amid downtown chaos.
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Canada
Robert Dumas
Royal 22Nd Regiment
Valcartier
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Quebec
Remi Paul
Toronto
Murrayhill Limousine Co
Montreal International
Murrayhill
Talks to ease Sino Soviet border dispute eyed by Moscow
Moscow reports forthcoming talks with China on cooling a border dispute. Peking Radio cites Premier Chou En Lai proposing a military pullback in key areas. Kuznetsov to represent the Kremlin with talks slated to begin October 20 in Peking.
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UPI
Kremlin
Soviet People Today
China
Peking Radio
Chou En-lai
Peking
Vassili V. Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
Alexi N. Kosygin
Chou
Kosygin
Russia
House plans higher meat prices tied to executive slip
House investigators said a government slip helped push meat prices higher and will probe the incident. In a separate matter Defense Secretary Laird told Congress that troop withdrawals from Korea are under review with aim to Koreanize operations, while California considers damages against automakers over smog controls and possible criminal action for delaying smog devices.
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Robert J. Taylor Washington
UPI
House
Washington
South Korea
Melvin R. Laird
Korea
Laird
U.S
South Vietnam
San Francisco
of California
Thomas Lynch
Automobile Manufacturers Association
California
Prices surge as meat costs outpace living costs
A congressional probe faulted import ceilings for rising meat prices. Chairman John S. Monagan noted meat up 13 percent this year while the cost of living rose 4.6 percent. He cited late Johnson-Nixon era deals that kept imports restricted, and the subcommittee planned to question Virginia Knauer, the Agriculture Department, and Julius Katz on the lapse.
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Dconn
Subcommittee
Monagan
State Department
Johnson
Nixon
Virginia Knauer
Agriculture Department
Julius Katz
Frank Eleazer Washington
UPI
House
House Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Jungleland Inc Faces Bankruptcy Auction
Vernon Scott reports from Thousand Oaks that Jungleland Inc a 43 year zoo and animal trainer for Tarzan to Dr Dolittle is bankrupt and its stock and equipment are sold to satisfy creditors including 32 big jungle cats nine elephants 50 zebras and other creatures.
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Vernon Scott
Thousand Oaks
UPI
Jungleland Inc
Tarzan
Dr. Dolittle
Lompoc Record and staff details for daily publication
Lompoc Record published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day. Adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No 47065. Published by Lompoc Record Publications with officers and staff listed including Kenneth L Adam and J Donald Adam. Subscription rate $2.00 per month.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Waitress narrowly escapes gunman at Harbor District intersection
Joyce Trapp, 22, a cocktail waitress, said a man climbed into her car at a Harbor District intersection, threatened to kill her, and fired as she fled. Her blonde wig was shot off and found nearby after she escaped into an alley.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Joyce Trapp
Miss Trapp
Harbor District
Heavy rain and winds sweep Pacific Northwest weather
Heavy rain and winds moved across the Pacific Northwest with gale warnings along the Washington coast. Brookings Oregon reported almost 2 inches of rain, Eureka California and North Bend Oregon near an inch. Frost and freeze warnings were posted for the West and Central Dakotas. Fargo North Dakota reached 48 degrees, while national temps ranged from 16 in Alamosa Colorado to 97 in Gila Bend Arizona.
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United Press International
Pacific Northwest
New England
Gulf Coast
Midlands
Washington Coast
Brookings
Ore
Eureka
Calif
North Bend
Dakotas
Fargo
N.D
Alamosa
Colo
Gila Bend
Art
Bigger pensions seen for Social Security and lawmakers
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Night of violence hits West Side of Las Vegas
Two men were shot dead and one injured as three nights of unrest shook Las Vegas West Side. Police reported 29 arrests, mainly curfew violations, while National Guard was on alert but not deployed. The violence prompted school closures and a local meeting between city leaders and the Black community.
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Joseph A. St
Hall Elliott
Nevada National Guard
Paul Laxalt
Laxalt
Bill Adams
Adams
Albert Jim Hayes
Las Vegas
Carl Arthur Benson
Oran Grayson
Doolittle Park
Woodrow Wilson
Nevada
Sign installer struck by falling sign in Natick
Roy C. Wyman, 56, a town highway employee, was erecting a sign when it fell and struck his head in Natick Massachusetts. He was taken to Leonard Morse Hospital where he received 10 stitches for the injury.
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Natick, Mass
UPI
Roy C. Wyman
Leonard Morse Hospital
Wyman
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