Nixon urges Asian allies to do more for themselves in Guam
President Nixon told reporters in Guam that U S allies in Asia should bear more of the burden for their security so Washington need not become involved in future Vietnam crises He outlined plans to visit the Philippines Indonesia Thailand India Pakistan and Romania while stressing continued treaty commitments and a possible reduction in military aid and personnel.
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Agana
Guam
Nixon
America
United States
Hornet
Hawaii
U.S
Sland
Pacific
Philippines
Indonesia
Thailand
India
Pakistan
Romania
Asia
Bangkok
Vietnam
Kidnapped Buffalo Girl Found Wandering in Canadian Resort
Patricia Ann Martin twenty three months old, kidnapped in Buffalo, was found wandering alone in Niagara on the Lake Ontario resort community in Canada. She had bruises and a boyish haircut but was in good condition. Her mother and father, Mohawk Indians, were reunited with her after authorities traced the case to a heavyset woman suspected of the kidnap.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Patricia Ann Martin
West Side
Patricia Ann
Lake Ontario
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Ont
Murray Martin
Patricia
Return Good Government To City of Troy
The State Investigation Commission urged restoring good government in Troy after two weeks of hearings. The panel blamed political domination for subverting Democratic processes and noted testimony by Rensselaer County Republican Chairman Joseph F. Casey. The probe moves to the county district attorney for possible grand jury action.
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Troy
N.Y
State Investigation Commission
Rensselaer County
Rensselaer County Court House
SIC
Paul J. Curran
Selaer County
Joseph F. Casey
Casey
Seven Americans and two South Vietnamese killed in U S helicopter downing
In the Plain of Reeds near the Cambodian border, a UH1 helicopter was shot down during a trooplift operation. Seven Americans and two South Vietnamese soldiers died. there were no survivors reported. It marks the 2878th U S helicopter loss of the war. U S sources said 17 enemy shelling attacks occurred from Thursday morning to today, hitting eight bases and wounding 20 Americans.
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Saigon
U.S
Plain of Reeds
Prime Beef Letter on Traffic Light Removal At E Seventh
A reader questions the removal of the traffic light at E Seventh and Bridge Streets. The writer notes prior letters about the hazard were ignored and asks readers to share their opinions on the issue and community value.
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E. Seventh and Bridge Sts
Kennedy pleads guilty in Chappaquiddick case on TV
Sen Edward M Kennedy of Massachusetts pleads guilty to leaving the scene of a fatal accident and receives a two month suspended jail term with one year probation. He says he will explain to Massachusetts tonight on network TV at 7:30 p.m. CT.
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Ted Kennedy
Edgartown
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Dyke Road
Main Street
Chappaquiddick Road
Cape Cod
Teddy Kennedy
Kennedy on Chappaquiddick Road Mystery After Island Accident
Witness reports Kennedy was seen on Chappaquiddick Island before the fatal Friday night incident. Kennedy pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for leaving the scene and received a suspended two month sentence. Authorities pursue questions about his unfamiliarity with the area and the nine hours before reporting the crash.
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Ennedy
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Martha's Vineyard
Chappaquiddick
Edgartown Ferry
Edgartown
Associated Press
Chappaquiddick Island
FTC Report Alleges Grocery Price Gap Between Downtown and Suburbs
The Federal Trade Commission accuses supermarkets of overcharging the poor downtown residents by as much as 10 percent for groceries while subsidizing wealthier suburban shoppers with game prize money. The finding highlights urban price discrimination and regressive retail practices.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Wage gains rise in major settlements in 1965
About 1.4 million workers won wage increases of more than 7 percent in major collective bargaining settlements so far this year, according to the Labor Department. The figures show a sizable rise from the previous year.
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Washington
Labor Department
Doctor Land Resigns as Medicaid Chief
Washington AP reports Dr Francis L. Land, a Johnson administration appointee, submitted his resignation today as head of the Medicaid program for the poor. The resignation takes effect August 31 with no reason given.
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Washington
Francis L. Land
Land
Park Threatens Resignation Over Constitution for Third Term
President Chung Hee Park warned he would resign unless South Korea amends the constitution to allow a third term. He cited constitutional limits and referenced De Gaulle as a model for presidents seeking extended tenure.
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Seoul
Korea
Charles de Gaulle
Chung Hee
Park
Appellate ruling blocks Utica hearing for police chief
An appellate judge blocked a hearing for suspended Utica Deputy Police Chief John W. Clark until the full Appellate Division of State Supreme Court decides. Justice Earl Bastow banned Hillard J. Trubitt, Utica's public safety commissioner, from holding the hearing.
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N.Y
State Supreme
Earl Bastow
Hillard J. Trubitt
Public Safety
John W. Clark
Sing Sing Prison Names New Warden
Albany reports J Leland Casseles a veteran corrections official will become ward en of Sing Sing Prison at Ossining on August 7 following official announcement by state authorities.
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Albany, N. Y
J. Leland Casseles
The
State Correction
Sing Sing
Ossining
Kodak confirms layoffs in apparatus division
Eastman Kodak Co. confirmed it furloughed some employees in its apparatus division, saying a number were terminated due to insufficient work. A spokesman declined to say exact counts or predict further layoffs.
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Rochester, N. Y
Eastman Kodak Co
Fighting resumes along Suez Canal amid Israeli Egyptian clash
Israeli army spokesman in Tel Aviv said Egyptian forces opened fire mainly along the southern Suez Canal and Israeli troops returned fire. An Israeli soldier was slightly wounded in the exchange.
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Tel Aviv
Moonmen In Better Shape Than Other Crews Back From Space
Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins were declared in better condition than earlier crews. A physician noted less heart and vessel deterioration and temporary ear inflammation likely from reentry, with 21 days of quarantine planned for germs screening.
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Space
Ter II
William Carpentier
Neil A. Armstrong
Air Force
Edwin F. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nixon
Hornet
Congress
Washington
White House
Europe
Moscow TV
Kennedy convicted in '58 of reckless driving
Virginia police records show Senator Edward M Kennedy was convicted of reckless driving in 1958 while a law student at the University of Virginia. The arrest cited nighttime lights off, running a red light, and excessive speed in the incident.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Virginia
Kennedy
University of Virginia
Exultant Nation Hails Apollo 11 Return Celebration
Newsreels and TV screens carried the splashdown of Apollo 11 carrying Armstrong Aldrin and Collins as Americans across towns and cities joined in cheers. Civil defense sirens rang countywide in Los Angeles and bells rang in New York while radio broadcasts continued coverage.
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Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Los Angeles County
City of
Los Angeles
Fifth Avenue
New York
Networks plan live Kennedy car crash statement broadcast
American and National Broadcasting Cos said they planned to televise Leonard Kennedy's fatal car accident statement this evening. CBS had not announced its plans by late morning. The networks expected the broadcast to start at 7 30 p.m. EDT.
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New York
American and National Broadcasting Cos
Lennard M. Kennedy
Columbia Broadcasting System
World’s Congratulations To Apollo 11 Families
Families of Apollo 11 astronauts receive worldwide praise after the moon mission. Quotes from Mrs Aldrin and Mrs Armstrong reflect pride and emotion. President Nixon, acting as spokesman, says he speaks for the three wives and invites the crew to a Los Angeles state dinner on Aug 13 after their quarantine.
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Mrs. Michael Colins
Neil A Armstrong
Buzz
Mike
Hornet
President Nixon
Los Angeles
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