Jackson presses for equality in future SALT talks
Sen Henry M Jackson builds support for an equality demand in any new U S Soviet arms pact. He cites 27 cosponsors as debate continues and urges timing tied to pending amendments. White House backing is asserted, with Kissinger scope sought.
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Henry M. Jackson
Senate
White House
United States
Soviet Union
Jackson
Stuart Symington
Dmo
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
House
Japanese Observe 27th Anniversary of 1945 Surrender
Emperor Hirohito led memorial observances across Japan marking the 27th anniversary of Japan's WWII surrender. Bells tolled at noon as temples and churches observed a minute of silent prayer for nearly 3 million wartime dead. Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka spoke of national prosperity and peace while protests and antiwar demonstrations occurred in Tokyo and other cities.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Japan
T Hat Heperor
Strines
Pan
Kakuei Tan
Aka
Italy
Valuies
Jetliner Crash Kills 156 East Germans After Takeoff
An Ilyushin 62 charter jet carrying East German vacationers crashed near Koenigs-Wusterhausen after leaving East Berlin. All 156 aboard and eight crew perished, making it Europe’s worst commercial air disaster to date. A government commission led by Transport Minister Otto Arndt was formed to determine the cause.
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Koenigs-Wusterhausen
East Berlin
ADN
Otto Arndt
East Germany
West Berlin
Schoenefeld
Europe
Japan
Kleindienst Warns of Mass Arrests at Miami Beach
Atty. Gen. Richard G. Kleindienst said the Justice Department would back mass arrests on a May Day scale if demonstrators disrupt the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach. He cautioned that local officials must maintain order and noted planning amid potential Vietnam protests.
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San Francisco
Richard G. Kleindienst
Justice Department
Miami Beach
Kleindienst
American Bar Association
Washington, D.C
Kleindinest
Reubin Askew
Washington
Vietnam
National Guard
Chicago
Former Middleton Man Named Merck Industrial Relations Chief
W. Perry Brown a Middleton high school and Miami University graduate has been named director of industrial relations at Merck & Co. in Rahway New Jersey. He came from Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp where he was assistant vice president of administration and previously spent nine years at Diamond International Corp as director of industrial relations for the Gardner Division. Brown will oversee corporate labor relations while relocating with his wife and three children to Summit New Jersey this month.
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W. Perry Brown
Merck & Co., Inc
Rahway
W.L. Brown
Flemming Road
Merck
Brown
Florida
Putnam County Blood Bank
Citizen's Advisory Committee
Florida State Chamber of Commerce
Associated Industries of Florida
Majorie
Summitt, N.J
General Hufft Death Seen as Self Inflicted Wound
In New Orleans retired Maj. Gen. Raymond F. Hufft, a World War II hero, was found with a bullet wound on a street. Police say foul play is unlikely and authorities expect a coroner classification after investigation. A .38 pistol and a holster bearing his name were located beside the body.
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New Orleans
Raymond F. Hufft
Louisiana
Henry M. Morris
Carl H. Rabin
Orleans Parish
Hufft
Pro And Con Debated Tax Issue Facing Ohio Voters
Ohio Secretary of State Ted Brown seeks formal arguments from leaders against repealing the state income tax. Law requires both sides in newspaper ads for five weeks before the vote. If petitions stand, voters will decide whether to pay or not to pay.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted Brown
Brown
House
Charlies Kurfess
K-4
Perrysburg
Legis
Coed Reported Forcible Abduction Near Hueston Woods Park
A 2yearold Miami University coed told Butler County police and university security she was forced at gunpoint by a youth to accompany him to a service lane in Hueston Woods State Park around 5 p.m. The assailant drove her to a service road off Brown Road, then returned her to Oxford and released her on campus.
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Hamilton
Miami University
Brown Road
Oxford
Man Burns In Hamilton Gasoline Explosion At Home
An 18 year old Fred Kidwell of Donerail Ky suffered burns to his left arm and body in a gasoline explosion at Roy Lee Miller's residence 2009 Allstatter Ave Hamilton. Kidwell and Charles Miller Jr. age 18 obtained gasoline from a car to use in a power mower and next briefly stopped in the kitchen where the can near a hot water heater exploded. Firefighters from Fairfield Township prevented spread to nearby homes but the interior of the Miller home was gutted. The Miller family was visiting Kentucky at the time. An estimate of loss is not available.
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Hamilton
Kentucky
Roy Lee Miller
Allstatter Ave
Fred Kidwell
Donerail
Miller
Mercy Hospital
Fairfield Township
Kidwell
Charles Miller Jr
Guard Unit Returns From Camp Grayling Training
Middletown’s Headquarters Company of the Ohio National Guard’s 112th Transportation Battalion returns after 17 days of annual training at Camp Grayling Michigan. The unit supported infantry operations of the 73rd Infantry Brigade transporting 18 365 personnel 8 tons of cargo over 145 000 miles. Four days were spent bivouacking and one day on tactical maneuvers. Openings remain for prior service or low draft number men with details from SFC McFalls or SFC Forgy at the armory or by calling 424 1766.
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Middletown
Ohio National Guard
Camp Grayling
Mich
112Th
SFC
McFalls
Forgy
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Virginia
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D-N.c
James B. Allen
D-Ala
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Perfume River
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Black Sea
Cincinnati
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