Training and Riot Control at Patrol Academy
Under a patrol inspector's watch, Ohio Highway Patrol members train in riot control at the Patrol Academy in Columbus. In San Francisco, police carry off an uncooperative youth after orders to clear the area. Demonstrators rally downtown in support of defendants in two murder cases and Angela Davis, once UCLA philosophy instructor, now wanted on warrants for murder and kidnapping tied to a San Rafael shootout that killed four, including a superior court judge.
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Ohio Hghway
Patrol Academy
Columbus
San Francisco
City Hall
Angela Davis
University of California
Los Angeles
San Rafael
U S stance on missiles cited in Mideast tension
The United States acknowledged a forward movement of surface-to-air missiles near the Suez Canal around the cease-fire time, drawing faint praise from Israel and a rebuke from Egypt. Israel publicized aerial photos claiming Egyptian deployment close to the canal, while Egypt urged adherence to UN Resolution 1967 and Gunnar Jarring’s mission. Pravda countered Israeli charges, and the Soviet Union offered no new comment.
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Associated Press
U.S
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Cairo
Moscow
U.N. Security Council
Gunnar Jarring
Soviet Union
Pravda
Middle East
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Cambodian Capital Threatened by NE Phnom Penh Assault
A large force of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong attacked Cambodian positions nine miles northeast of Phnom Penh. Heavy casualties reported on both sides as fighter-bombers supported Cambodian forces. The attack targets Prek Tameak across the Mekong, aiming to threaten Phnom Penh and harass the capital from a new foothold.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Prek Tameak
Saigon
U.S
Dorothy Takes Aim at Martinique as Storm Dorothy Intensifies
Tropical Storm Dorothy churns toward Martinique with winds up to 70 mph and straddles the leeward chain. Weather Bureau warns that St Lucia Martinique Dominica Desirade and Guadeloupe face maximum exposure with heavy rains rough seas and strong winds as warnings and watches go into effect.
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Miami
Dorothy
Martinique
Leeward
Weather Bureau
Windward Islands
St. Lucia
Leeward Islands
Dominica
Desirade
Guadeloupe
Nevada Test Zone Contamination Warns of Long Reach
A draft AEC statement details 250 square miles of the Nevada test site contaminated with plutonium and 49 fenced RADEX areas with high radiation. Contamination covers about one fifth of the desert site 65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, though most areas remain near normal background levels.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Test Site
New York City
AEC
Desert
Las Vegas
Debate Over Replacing Draft With All Volunteer Army
Senate gears for a major clash over scrapping conscription in favor of an all volunteer force. Leaders of a cross party coalition push for a straight up or down vote. The Safeguard anti missile program faced final votes and defeated amendments while Hatfield and Goldwater press the volunteer army bid against White House and Pentagon positions.
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Senate
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
National Guard
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
McCarthy
Ohio National Guard
Kent State University
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Barry Goldwa
Arizona
Sues
John Stennis
Dmiss
Armed Services Committee
White House
Pentagon
Stennis
Explosives Head For Grave Off Maryland Coast
A 5000 ton cargo of conventional explosives is en route to be sunk in the deep sea 135 miles off the Maryland coast after swapping the site from Barnegat Light. The ship, towed by a tug, will be submerged by flooding sea valves, with officials noting no expected detonation risk though some charges could be set off by rising water pressure.
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Earle
N.J
Maryland
Sandy Hook
U.S. Navy
Navy
Barnegat Light
Naval
Ohio CAP Asked To Look For Lost Plane
The Ohio wing of the Civil Air Patrol is asked to search for Carl B. Schmidt a 45 year old Toledo man missing since Tuesday The Eastern Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Center reports Schmidt took off from Toledo Express Airport at 4 15 p m after telling friends he would be aerial photographing for about three hours He planned to land at Wagon Wheel Airport in Lambertville Michigan but filed no flight plan and was alone.
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Ohio
Civil Air Patrol
Toledo, Ohio
Eastern Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Center
Carl B. Schmidt
Schmidt
Toledo Express
Wagon Wheel
Lambertville
Mich
Detention Camp Law Praised In Clockwork Critique
Rep Richard H Ichord of Missouri backed studying amendments to the Emergency Detention Act while praising the law's potential to prevent internment abuses. He told Veterans of Foreign Wars delegates the statute could shield the nation during war and stamp out fears by critics.
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Miami
Richard H. Schord
Dmo
Ichord
Communist Party
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Mediterranean Sea
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Robert J. McCloskey State Department Press
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Gidvedebdes Capimedes
Tee
Heloise Pet
Narses Aeingadaed Medes
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Dhr Eapaeees
Valley News
Women’s News
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