Romulo at 71 recalls Pearl Harbor shock and war forecast
Carlos P. Romulo, alive and ebullient at 71, recalls the 1941 Pearl Harbor shock and his warning that Japan would attack as a then Manila editor. The Filipino diplomat and former foreign secretary discusses his wartime prescience, the Pacific clash, and recent memories in Manila.
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Hopes that Japan will never again go to war
Romulo praised Japan's postwar pacifist constitution and said the nation’s youth and people uphold anti militarism. He noted Japan's 400,000 strong home defense force and argued it could be quickly turned into an army, urging continued pacifist sentiment.
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Ford bought vast Daniel Boone forest land in Kentucky
Ford Motor Co purchased large tracts of Daniel Boone National Forest in 1920 for timber to build auto bodies and still owns portions while the U.S. Forest Service now holds more than 100000 acres across 12 counties in Southeastern Kentucky.
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Auto Workers Hopes for Better Deal Amid Rising Costs
Jim, George, and Howard, Ford UAW members in Brook Park Ohio, face rising living costs and stagnant wages. They seek a fair contract ahead of the September 14 national talks, hoping to avoid a walkout while eyeing potential gains like dental care and a company pension.
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North Vietnam Says Borman Mission Will Fail
Hanoi radio and Quan Doi Nhan Dan denounce Frank Borman's round the world voyage as a failed bid to secure POW releases. They accuse Nixon of using the astronaut to whitewash war crimes and urge stopping the war to reunite families. The report contrasts Hanoi’s stance with alleged humane treatment of prisoners on Con Son.
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