Armed Air Guards To Patrol Overseas Flights
Washington reports armed federal agents will ride shotgun on Trans World Airlines and Pan American World Airways transatlantic and European routes. Sky marshals undergo training and will board flights Saturday, with pilots and officials offering mixed views on the plan.
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Corn Blight Not To Curb Food Supply
Washington AP reports a high level Agriculture Department official says there will be no nationwide food shortage due to the corn blight. The department will release its monthly crop report detailing damage from drought and Southern leaf blight to the grain industry worth about 5 billion annually.
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Arab Guerrillas Press New Demands in Jordan Peace Talks
The Central Committee of the Palestine Resistance Movement on its Baghdad radio announced new demands essential for a peaceful coexistence with King Husayn's regime. It called for a national authority to purge antiguerilla elements and to withdraw and redeploy Jordan's armed forces along the ceasefire line with Israel, amid an Amman surge in fighting.
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High school protests surge among Mexican Americans
Washington AP reports that high schools are becoming protest fronts for Mexican American youths, many of whom do not attend college. Jo sue Gonzalez cites 80 percent dropout rate and says students walk out over perceived humiliating and anglicizing treatment, as evidence builds for a campus unrest inquiry expanding to secondary schools.
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Air Force Mounts Huge Attack On Hanoi Force
SAIGON AP. For the fifth day the U S Air Force flew heavy raids against North Vietnamese forces near the Laotian border. Three waves of B52 bombers dropped nearly 300 tons on bunkers base camps and storage areas within seven miles of Fire Base O Reilly. Smaller fighter bombers pressed closer to the base hitting mortars rocks and recoilless cannons amid about 500 shells this week.
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Agnew Misnaming Candidate During Casper Speech
Vice President Spiro Agnew in Casper Wyoming misnamed a Republican challenger for the House Harry Roberts as Harry Taylor during a Thursday night campaign stop. He called it the kind of lapse that happens in every campaign and warned it would become tomorrow’s headline.
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