Aichi Announces Japan Skip to Take Expanded Asian Aid Role
Japanese Foreign Minister Kiichi Aichi said Japan is prepared to assume a greater role in aiding Asian countries to lessen America's economic burden in the region. He stressed readiness to contribute more in regional development.
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Kiichi Aichi
Japan
America
Associated Press
U.S
Aichi
Nixon
Asia
United States
Southeast Asia
Stormfury Remains A Dream for Hurricane Debbie
After two days of massive aerial seeding, Stormfury failed to dissipate Debbie as scientists report no decisive intensity changes. Navy planes dropped silver iodide in the storm’s eye wall on Aug 18 and 20 to test the seeding theory, with mixed results and ongoing evaluation through 1971.
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Miami
Debbie
R. Cecil Gentry
Operaton Stormfury
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Navy
Dibbie
Beaulah
Scouts Hold Family Picnic at Armeco Park
Boy Scout Troop II hosted a one day picnic at Armeco's Supervisors Park on old Rt. 25. Seventy four participants enjoyed balloon toss horseshoes egg race for mothers sack race and other games from 10 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. Scoutmaster Kenneth Dunn and assistant Jim Graham led the event sponsored by the Jefferson School PTA.
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Boy Scout Troop
Armeco
Supervisors Park
Old Rt. 25
Kenneth Dunn
Jim Graham
Jefferson School
PTA
Stolen 1962 Car Recovered by Lemur Township Police
A 1962 car owned by Leonard Reed of 411 Baltimore Street reported stolen from a lot at the Sports Bowl on South Main Street was recovered late last night by Lemur Township police. The vehicle was found on Oxford State Road near the Middletown sewage treatment plant.
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Leonard Reed
Baltimore St
S. Main Street
Lemur Township
Oxford State Road
Middletown
CIA Man Lied About Berets Says Attorney
An attorney for three of eight Army Green Berets charged in a Vietnam murder alleges a CIA representative lied at a pretrial hearing to cover up agency mistakes. The defense claims CIA distorted intelligence to justify actions. a Robins attorney says charges may be dropped for lack of evidence.
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Army Green Berets
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Henry B. Rothblatt
Eliminatea
Hhe
South China
Robbins
Saigon
Rothbiat
LEIS
Green Berets
Robert B. Rheault
Vietnam
Rothblatt
Leland Bruaiey
Duncan
Okla
David Crew
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
CWO
Edward Boyle
The
Bronx
Bathtub Sailor Crosses Lake Michigan To Safety
Victor Jackson, 32, of East Lansing, Michigan, reached Wisconsin after sailing a bathtub across Lake Michigan. He endured 142 hours alone with a dying battery and broken antenna, amid Coast Guard search efforts, and praised the crowd on shore as he arrived in Ludington. He started with 30 gallons of gas and nearly $1,000 in radio gear aboard the improvised craft.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Michigan
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Victor Jackson
East Lansing
Mich
Coast Guard
Jackson
Ludington
Fatigue Cited as Major Cause of Open Road Accidents
Ohio State University researchers warn fatigue drives many single vehicle crashes. The study on I-71 shows fresh drivers look ahead five seconds while tired drivers focus on the road immediately ahead, hindering forward vision and steering.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
United States
OSU
Oratory
Cleveland
Cincinnati
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