Japan asks US to keep submarines away after radioactivity claim
Tokyo reports Japan asked the United States to keep nuclear submarines out while investigators probe a possible contamination near Sasebo port. Scientists said Swordfish showed radioactivity 10 to 20 times normal but far below danger levels.
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Japan
United States
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Sasebo
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State Department
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Auto Workers Face Action From AFL-CIO Leadership
WASHINGTON AP The AFL-CIO moves to suspend Walter Reuther led United Auto Workers for three months of back dues, a move that would strip the UAW from national and local bodies and split organized labor amid competing Democratic presidential loyalties. Meany and Reuther clash over the union’s political backing as Hoffa’s Teamsters referenced as the last major split.
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George Meany
Lionemember Labor Federation
Reuther
UAW
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Robert F. Kennedy
Nice Mouth Fella Otis Holbrook Tops 14th Infantry Hero
Otis Holbrook of Portland Maine commands Company B 2nd Battalion 14th Infantry 25th U S Division in Vietnam. He earned a Silver Star and has seen 33 comrades killed in action and about 250 wounded in two years, twice extending his tour to stay on the line. His fiery leadership contrasts with a harsh combat environment and frequent rotations of company commanders.
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Fuu Yards
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Maine
14Th Infantry
25Th U
Panic Palace
Holsbrook
Holbrook
Canada weighs bringing home troops from Europe
Ottawa studies potential pullback of forces with no cabinet decision expected until fall. Likely plan calls for withdrawing a 5,500 man infantry brigade while keeping a 4,500 man air force division in West Germany. Brigade would move to Canada but remain assigned to Europe defense. US recently withdrew 34,000 troops from West Germany.
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United States
French Students Continue Sit In Protest Against Paris Government
Paris faced a week of clashes as rebellious students held Occupation of most of France's 18 universities with support from professors. The Sorbonne became a carnival hub while police stayed in the background amid nationwide strikes and large protests led by union confederations. De Gaulle flew to Bucharest for a five day visit, with a planned May 24 national broadcast likely to address the crisis.
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Elysee Palace
Formosan Miners Trapped In Mountain Mine
Police report 23 miners were trapped when a cave-in occurred at a mountain mine near Hualien on Formosa s east coast on Monday. Efforts to free them had failed, but ventilation and safety features led officials to believe they might still be alive. The mine belongs to China Precious Stone Co in East Formosa.
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Hualien
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China Precious Stone Co
Five Hurt In Detroit March Clash With Police
A Poor People's Campaign march in Detroit near Cobo Hall ended with five people hurt after police moved in to free a stalled communications car. Abrah am Rice said officers used clubs as marchers surrounded the tow truck. About 1,000 returned by bus to a church to discuss events and plan departure for Cleveland.
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