Rise in Bomb Attacks Across the United States Cited
The data center reports a surge in bombing incidents with averages of five daily on Mondays Thursdays and Fridays and four on other days. June totals rose to 346 from 90 in December, targeting cities over 250 000 and areas such as unincorporated zones. Examples include bank offices in Los Angeles and a recruiting center in Portland, with analysis noting improvements in tracking and prevention.
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Los Angeles
Neweh
Denver
Great Falls
Mont
White Plains
N.Y
Biel
Pasadena
Calif
Portland
Ore
Attica
United States
Haymarket Square
Chicago
San Francisco
Restral
Wall Street
Center
Crockett
Police Chiefs Association
IACP
New York
Miami
Montreal
Detroit
Kian Ronald Newhouser
Bomb Data Center
Omaha
Data Center
Soldier Yokoi Meets Adopted Brother in Guam Return
World War II sergeant Yokoi Hideaki who hid in Guam for 28 years met Sunday with Osamu Yokoi his adoptive brother. Osamu flew to Guam with Jo taro Sakai as Yokoi remains under medical observation at Guam Memorial Hospital and may delay his return to Japan due to weakness.
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Yokoi
Guam
Pacific
Japan
Osamu Yokoi
Jotaro Sakai
Guam Memorial Hospital
Tokyo
Waldheim Faces Pressure to Streamline U N Secretariat Debts
United Nations Secretary General Waldheim seeks to cut costs and balance a 65 million dollar peacekeeping debt amid a push by Britain China France the Soviet Union and the United States to fund shortfalls. He plans a 20 million dollar cash drive by March to avert a 24 million dollar June cash gap while venturing reforms and public image building. He meets U N agency executives in London April 10 11 and opens the Trade and Development Conference in Santiago April 13.
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Britain
China
France
Soviet Union
United States
U.N
Waldheim
Cbs-Tv
Face the Nation
Aioe
U.S
1Rasury Department
Security Council
London
Santiago
Chile
U S Israel Cite Progress On Canal Talks Amid Soviet Tension
Al Akhbar notes statements by Secretary Rogers and Defense Minister Dayan warning of Soviet naval buildup in the Mediterranean. It says the remarks reflect joint American Israeli planning to justify expanding U S military presence in the region.
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Egypt
al Akhbar
William P. Rogers
Moshe Dayan
Mediterranean
Washington
America
Four Mozambique prisoners in jail yard marijuana cultivation case
Lourenco Marques Mozambique AP report states four prisoners jailed for other crimes have been tried on charges of cultivating marijuana in their tiny chamber pots. Authorities say they placed the crop in the jail yard daily to obtain sun.
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Lourenco Marques
Mozambique
ILWU strike widens as ports shut and pickets halt cargo
In dock strikes across California, Washington, and Oregon workers intensify action halting trucks and cargo as two dozen ports stay closed. In Vancouver longshoremen refuse American cargo while warning against compulsory arbitration and defending a voluntary industrywide vote. Don Bridges comments on Nixon policy. union leader Don Garcia signals cargo diversion and ongoing pressure to end the dispute.
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California
Washington
Oregon
San Ysidro
Teamster
Vancouver
B.C
U.S
Suen
Wedian
Don Garcia
Bridges
Nixon
ILWU
Munich Sleepy City Fragment Described in Draft Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Munich as a sleepy city scene with unclear details. The readable portion mentions a quiet setting and a general sense of calm, lacking concrete events or named entities.
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Thornpson S. Crockett
International Association of Chiefs of Police
National Bomb Data Center
LACP
Chea
Peking
Hanoi
Vann
Saigon
Highlands
Strategic Air Command
Triborder
South Vietnam
Thailand
Quang
Tri
Hue
Tet
Coun
Granbury
Aan
Soldier
Avenue
U.V. Blake Record Center
34Th St
FOR Way Organization
Ake Jones
Thant
Israel
Jenas Optical
West
Decker Travel Service
Tnm&o Tours, Inc
Lubbock, Texas
Flerida
Ole
Texas
Semi
Mexico City
Acapulco Fieste
Ole’ Smoky Trail
Meneken
Munich
Guitar
Harrod Music
HAM
Ohx
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