Red China ICBM To Alter Outlook
The piece discusses Red China potentially test launching an intercontinental ballistic missile and the geopolitical ripple effects. It analyzes China’s rise as a nuclear power, its impact on SALT talks, and the shifting balance toward a Pacific theater with Japan and regional leaders watching Beijing’s moves.
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William L. Ryan
China
Ralph Lapp
Britain
France
Salt
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon
Atlantic
Pacific
Japan
Asia
Red
Kraft Division reshuffles responsibilities at International Paper
Thomas M. Ryan announced a restructuring within the Kraft Division of International Paper. The Plastic Coated Division moves from Packaging to Kraft, merged into Industrial Paper under J L DeRose. Joseph Groden becomes general sales manager of Bagpak, replacing DeRose. Kevin J. Kirk becomes general manager with sales and manufacturing duties for Bagpak and Standard Products. Kenneth Schrader moves from Camden to Kraft in New York as manufacturing head. Doug Brian succeeds him in Camden.
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New York
Kraft
International Paper Company
Thomas M. Ryan
Ryan
Edward C. Leavy
Industrial Paper
J. L. DeRose
Industrial
Joseph Groden
Bagpak
Groden
DeRose
Standard Products
Kevin J. Kirk
Schrader
Camden
Doug Brian
Gulfport Woman Charged in Club Slaying
Gulfport police charged Alfreda M. Hall 22 with the murder of her husband Robert 29 after a nightclub shooting following an early morning argument. Hall was shot in the hand and back during the incident.
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Gulfport, Miss
Gulfport
Alfreda M. Hall
Robert
Hall
British Workers Warn Shipyards May Be Seized
In London AP report workers at Upper Clyde Shipbuilders threaten to seize control if the government does not provide 144 million dollars to avert liquidation. Three yards employ 7,500 with 25,000 in allied industries, as Glasgow holds a mass meeting approving occupation if needed.
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London
Britain
Upper Clyde
Allied Industries
Glasgow
James Airlie
Union
Edward Heath
Rolls-Royce
Heath
Clydeside
John Davies
Clyde
Heir To Reynolds Metals Fortune Dies At Age 34
Lt Gov. J. Stargeant Reynolds died at 34 after a brain tumor and pneumonia. He was son of Reynolds Metals president Richard S. Reynolds Jr. and had served in Virginia politics from 1965 to 1969, with 1973 as a potential governor candidate. He died in New York after radiation treatment.
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Richmond
J. Stargeant Reynolds
Reynolds Metals Co
Fortune
New York
Richard S. Reynolds Jr
Reynolds Metals
Neurological Institute
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Jordanian Regime Fights To Survive
Amman reports rising peril as Palestinian guerrillas threaten king and regime. Fighters strike at infrastructure, disrupt economy, and push for revolution while loyalist forces rally to suppress dissent amid renewed civil tensions.
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John Bonar
Amman
Jordan
UPI
Middle East
Hussein
Israel
Jordan Valley
Mafruk
Damascus
Beirut
Abu Iyad
Salah Khalaf
Palestine Liberation Army Central Committee
Abu Liyad
Gaza
Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Maan Abu Nuwar
U S Civil Rights Group Launches Housing Hearings
Washington AP reports Attorney General John Mitchell and Housing Secretary George Romney lead hearings prompted by a civil rights group on housing reforms. The coverage notes political pressure over fair housing and integration efforts amid national debate.
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U.S. Civil Rights Group
Washington
Atty
John N. Mitchell
George M. Rom
Nixon housing policy eyed as civil rights commission opens hearings
The U S Civil Rights Commission begins four days of hearings on minority housing opportunities. Commission staff director Howard A Blickstein notes new guidelines in the Nixon administration plan may improve access if enforced, but criticizes local control emphasis and vagueness. Proceedings will assess private and public sector roles and progress against housing barriers.
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Blickstein
Pri
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DIAL
Pete Heflin
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Wasfi Tell
Maker
LaFrance Drugs
Plum St
Monroe
Jonesboro Rd
West Monroe
Westinghouse Room
Louisville
Bastrop
Westinghouse
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