Hijacked Ammo Ship Returns to Frisco for Quarantine
The Columbia Eagle, a 455 foot WWII victory ship carrying ammunition, is due in San Francisco Bay for quarantine at Treasure Island after being hijacked to Cambodia. Capt Donald A Swann said two crewmen described the mutiny as the first in a series to impede the Vietnam War as the ship neared the port.
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Aboriginal troupe eyed for Expo 70 Osaka
In Darwin Australia the Australian Council for the Arts weighs a plan to send aboriginal singers and dancers to perform at Expo 70 in Osaka Japan aiming to showcase indigenous culture on an international stage.
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Japan
Australian Council For the Arts
TV's Unique Strength Shown in Weekend TV Reports
AP notes two standout TV programs of a bland weekend. Lyndon Johnson interview with Walter Cronkite reveals his view of Kennedy era and personnel questions. Cronkite probes possible Kennedy-era groups. ABC science hour The Unseen World explains sun scales and cells through microphotography. Jules Power guides clear narration and eye function demonstrations.
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Walter Cronkite
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Dallas
Kennedy
Jules Power
Antioch backs GM reform drive in proxy vote
Antioch College owner of 1000 GM shares will use its votes to back the Campaign to Make GM Responsible. Trustees endorsed two proposals to expand the board by three and form a corporate responsibility committee reporting to shareholders by March 31, 1971.
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Ohio
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Environment Studies Center
James Dixon
Nixon press chief warns of loose talk on Cambodia war
President Nixon's communications director Herb Klein told AP Society of Ohio executives that talk of widening the war into Cambodia is inflated and could fuel campus unrest. He cited a 65 percent poll support for Nixon policy and said White House calls favored his stance six to one.
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Television Highlights And Tonight’s Prime Picks
TV Tonight lists evening highlights on channels 12 and 16 with It Takes a Thief featuring Elsa Lancaster a Gunsmoke episode where Marshal Dillon captures an outlaw and is chased to Dodge City Laugh In with Carol Channing at the UN Mayberry R F D in Palm Springs The Doris Day Show with a billing dispute The Carol Burnett Show with guests George Carlin and the Rock Sisters. Tonight's Movies include A High Wind in Jamaica Kid Galahad Back Street and The Golden Mask with stars Anthony Quinn Elvis Presley John Gavin Van Heflin.
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Son to Face Court Over Dad Slaying in Ohio
Michael O. Seliskar, 21, of Willowick, was to appear in Willowick Municipal Court on a second degree murder charge for stabbing his father Otto Seliskar, 46, during a Saturday night argument. Police said the weapon was a kitchen knife and the motive unclear. The suspect was free on $1,000 bond from Rocky River and Bay Village on prior charges of motorcycle theft and assault to kill after allegedly attempting to run down a Rocky River officer with a stolen motorcycle on April 26.
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Michael O. Seliskar
Willowick
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