California bans torture toys under new July 1 law
California moves to remove toy bombs grenades and torture kits from shelves ahead of July 1 when a new law bans manufacture or sale of such items with fines up to 300 dollars. exemptions include model aircraft ships vehicles and spacecraft.
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McGovern passes 1000 delegates as Colorado, North Dakota help
McGovern crossed the 1000 delegate mark after gaining 13 delegates in Colorado and 11 in North Dakota, pushing his total to 1019.5 while Humphrey trails with 279.3 and Wallace 365. Muskie 182.55. New York’s primary looms with 278 delegates at stake.
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Pilots Strike Proceeds as Court Refuses Put Stop Order
A U S District Court judge refused to issue a temporary restraining order against a 24 hour Monday work stoppage by U S airline pilots protesting lack of international cooperation to curb hijackings The ATA appealed the ruling while White House officials urged restraint as unions in several countries weighed participation Trans World and Braniff won separate orders barring stoppages in New York and Dallas respectively The UN Security Council was said to be considering an informal Monday meeting on the hijacking issue.
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Teenager dies in chase crash near Covington Kentucky
A car carrying five teenagers fled a police cruiser and plunged over an embankment hitting a utility pole in Kenton County. Randy Murphy 15 of Independence died the passenger. Kenneth Whicker 19 of Independence drove the car and faces charges of speeding reckless driving and attempting to elude police. One other passenger was injured.
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Slayings in Chinatown Spur Police Appeal for Cooperation
In San Francisco Chinatown police appeal to residents after nine gang linked slayings since March 1970. Poole Leong was shot four times near a housing project last Wednesday. Lt. Clem De Amicis notes witnesses see crimes but offer little cooperation as federal anti crime detail discusses tactics among about 300 youths amid 60 000 residents.
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A Glance Inside a Bus Ride to Grocery
A feature on a noon outing by the women of the Town House on Verity Park way, detailing a bus ride to the grocery and the budget challenge it represents. Page 25 references and visuals accompany the story.
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Planes Hit N Vaets Again in North Vietnam War
The United States ended its ground combat role in South Vietnam on Saturday and shifted to advisers and helicopter crews while air strikes from bases outside Vietnam attacked North Vietnam. More than 320 strikes occurred Friday with 350 the day before as forces buildup in Thailand and Guam reached about 100000.
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Two Huge Bombs Rock Belfast Amid Violence Surge
Two blasts rocked Belfast injuring dozens and destroying buildings in Shankill and Springfield. The first bomb in Woodvale Arms carried 200 pounds of gelignite and struck a car. the second near Murtagh’s Bar carried 80 pounds. Police said IRA guerrillas carried out the attacks as further clashes broke out in Londonderry and surrounding areas.
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Winds Stir Indochina Peace Talks Gain Attention
U S officials see signals from Washington Moscow Paris and Hanoi pointing to possible movement on Vietnam negotiations this summer while chances of a quick breakthrough remain uncertain Kissinger heads to Beijing amid Chinese support for Hanoi and Soviet pressure to advance talks with continued U S bombing and mining affecting Hanoi New efforts aim to push North Vietnam toward a cease fire and renewed negotiations with both sides weighing in on the strategic impact of interdiction and materiel shifts along the Vietnam China border.
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