No Japanese War Role No Japanese War Role Says Premier
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato says Japan will not assume a military role for the United States in Asia after withdrawal. He rejects calls for Japan to take over law and order duties in the region and urges cooperation with other nations while maintaining a self defense capability.
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United States
Asia
Pacific
Eisaku Sato
Ferdinand Marcos
U.S
Marcos
Sato
Unitedates
U.s.japan
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways All Means
William P. Rogers
China
Korea
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Europe
Africa
Rogers
Cambodia
Japan Red Cross
South Vietnam
Moscow
Peking
Soviet Union
McCormack Aide Convicted Of Perjury After Deliberation
A federal court jury found Martin Sweig, aide to House Speaker John McCormack, guilty of one count of perjury after 17 hours of deliberation. He was acquitted on six other counts. Sentencing is set for August 31. he faces up to five years and a $2,000 fine. Voloshen pleaded guilty earlier.
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New York
Martin Sweig
John McCormack
Sweig
Sat Pines Ake
Nathan Voloshen
Voloshen
Gary Roth
Lawrence
N.Y
Marvin Frankel
Paul T. Smith
Merring
Roth
Army
Centralia Personal News Highlights Local Youth Trips
Centralia residents report church plans with Rev Paul Collins from Fayette Central Methodist College and Huntsville ties. Seven Centralia high school students attended the Ninth Missouri Freedom Forum in Mexico from June 28 to July 2 returning home.Participants were Stuart Stiles Paul Reinhardt Susan Lincoln Charles Scott Beth Young Sherri Hinton Mary Schweitzer Sponsors included the Centralia Kiwanis Club Boone County Farm Bureau and other civic groups. The forum aims to foster understanding of American heritage and enterprise with sponsor support from Missouri Farm Bureau Federation Missouri Military Academy and Missouri State Chamber of Commerce.
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Paul Collins
Central Methodist College
Fayette
Huntsville
Tom Adams
Southernnssouri
Centralia
Charles Scott
Beth Young
Sherri Hinton
Mary Schweitzer
Centralia Kiwanis Club
Boone County Farm Bureau
Freedom Forum
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Missouri Military Academy
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
Ccs
Personal News of Hatton and Cheryl Smith
Community members gathered for July 4th activities at the Linnenbringer lake home including the Haden, Haden families and many neighbors. Attendees celebrated a 45th wedding anniversary for Zed Roberts in Centralia, with other local visits and house guests noted across Fulton and nearby towns.
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Cheryl Smith
Dunbar Hagood
Percy Braham
Larkin Pott
Martin Dudley
G. i H. Shryock
Murry Reed
Vernon Ratekin
Tinsley Haden
Clifford Smith
David Haden
Howard Davis
Leo Woodard
Orville Vorhis
Sally Dockery
Gay Yeater
Roy Black
Harold McCarty
James Smith
Hadley Linnenbringer
Harvey Edwards
Joe Haden
Kent
Wayne Behymer
Herbert Duffy
Jeanne Borgelt
Lottie Sydenstricker
Joe Sydenstricker
Zed Roberts
Centralia
Roberts
Gary Dennis
Palo
Iowa
Irvin Gruer Jr
Jerry Cathcart
Brighton
Marius Manning
Don Stubba
Lisa
St. Louis
Miss
Bob Christensen
Diane
Buzz
Rabapin
Louis
Irvin Gruer
Bruce Edwards
No Road Fund Cut, Administration Says
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration pledged that federal highway funds will stay at 1.225 billion dollars despite rumors of cuts ranging from 20 to 25 percent. The American Association of State Highway Officials had warned state departments of a possible substantial administration sponsored highway cutback.
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Washington
American Association of State Highway Officials
Withdrawal timetable urged by bipartisan Vietnam conference
Washington AP A conference of about 100 senators and congressmen urged public release of a fixed withdrawal timetable from Vietnam arguing it offers the best chance for a sane exit under Nixon's Vietnamization plan. Critics warned a slow erratic pullout could invite a major attack and force a desperate choice between Dunkirk like retreat or nuclear escalation.
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Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Arthur Larson
Dwight D.eisenhower
W. Averell Harriman
Paris
South Vietnam
Senate
Harold E. Hughes
Dtowa
Three simple terms for ceasefire and withdrawal
Report cites a U S message outlining three agreements for talks: no reprisals, no interference with withdrawal, and a cease-fire. The statement appears in Mexico Ledger’s July 10 1970 issue and cites negotiations framed around restraint and orderly disengagement.
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Mexico
Ledger
Warns of National Police Strike Over Overtime Pay
Jerome Dudzik of Milwaukee Police warns Congress a nationwide police strike could occur over overtime pay demands. He urged the House labor subcommittee to extend Fair Labor Standards Act coverage to police to ensure minimum pay and time and a half for overtime.
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Milwaukee Police Department
Congress
Jerome Dudzik
House
Personal News From Vandalia Society Notes
Vandalia residents share updates on visits and relocations. Mrs. Werner Vaught returned to Mississippi after visiting aunts Mrs. Ida Crowdis and Mrs. Belle White. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Howdeshelb bought the home and furnishings of Mrs. Bess Evans. The Herrons moved from 405 W. Walsh to Ladonia, with Ronald employed at Bobbie Brooks Garment Factory. Weekend guests included the Giltner and Sero gin families from Indiana and New York, plus Lottie Gregg and others.
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Werner Vaught
Ida Crowdis
Belle White
Mississippi
Jim Howdeshelb Shave
Bess Evans
Ronald Herron
W. Walsh
Vandalia
Laddonia
Bobbie Brooks Garment Factory
Bill Giltner
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