Taiwan Pullout Hint Sparks U S China Tensions
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger said on Meet the Press the United States would likely reduce its Taiwan forces, with fall reductions in largely support troops. He noted the Korean forces would remain while North and South Korea negotiate a stable relationship. He also commented on a Poseidon missile program report, saying the U S has not evaluated the request but retains substantial Poseidon capability.
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Farmers Halve Income With Food Processors
Washington reports from the Agriculture Department show workers in food processing and retail earned nearly as much in wages as farmers who grew the crops. Wages rose 84 percent from 1971, while per hour productivity declined. total marketing costs for farm produced foods hit 77.2 billion dollars in 1972, up 24 percent.
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North Yemen seeks extradition of hijacker in Kuwait
North Yemen called for the extradition of a hijacker who forced a North Yemeni Airlines jet to land in Kuwait. The request was reported by the Middle East News Agency.
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Undressed Man Accosts Two Girls on Saturday
Two sisters aged eight and five reported a white male about ten with brown hair and a thin moustache approached them in the Industrial Boulevard area while riding bicycles. He wore only a purple shirt and drove a large silver car with a black vinyl top. He made obscene remarks and improper suggestions, then fled. The incident followed a separate Yemeni hijacking report involving Nasser Ahmed Abu Bakar, who commandeered a twin engine plane from Taiz and later surrendered in Kuwait after threats. Kuwaiti officials pledged no charges, while a bullet hole was found in the aircraft fuselage and engine issues were fixed prior to resumed flight.
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Panama Canal pilots ordered back to work
UPI reports U.S. Army Secretary Callaway ordered Panama Canal pilots to resume work after threatened labor actions. Ships backlog grew to 105 vessels awaiting transit, with only five having passed by midday Sunday. Officials cited losses and warned against further slowdowns, while negotiations were to resume.
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Great Britain Warned Of IRA Bomb Mailings
Scotland Yard warned Britons to avoid touching strange letters or packages amid a flare up in IRA bomb mailings. Defense Ministry cautioned possible kidnappings of soldiers, with 29 bombs found or exploded near London in the past week.
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Northern schools face more desegregation suits
Attorney General Elliott Richardson said most Southern school systems have ended dual tracks, but northern districts likely will face more court-ordered desegregation due to a Supreme Court ruling on Denver. He warned of growing northern battles over busing while noting concerns about urban black population shifts and best approaches to desegregation.
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Swedish King Gustaf VI Adalé in extremely critical condition
STOCKHOLM UPI The ailing Swedish king Gustaf VI Adalé slipped into extremely critical condition Sunday as Prof Gunnar Bioerck said at 7 30 p m the king remains extremely critical His heart is strained and unstable kidneys have practically stopped functioning and the family is close by as the bulletin noted the illness worsened through the day
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London Tourists Spot Bomb-Scarred Capital Resumes Normal Pace
In London tourists flock to Downing Street and Parliament while Prime Minister Heath stays at Chequers. Guards and police keep light security as Westminster and Buckingham Palace draw crowds, though Oxford Street and Regent Street show mild anomalies after this week’s fire bomb discoveries.
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Playground Daily News Establishes Freedom Newspaper Listing
The Playground Daily News in Fort Walton Beach Florida declares a second class publication with a February 1 1936 start and lists subscription rates for daily Sunday and mail options. It notes circulation under Freedom Newsnewtrs inc and mentions various advertising and pricing details for monthly and annual periods.
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Okaloosa Digest Community Announcements and Menu Notes
The Okaloosa Digest lists a Monday lunch menu from Okaloosa County School featuring ham burger, french fries, green peas, lettuce and tomato, banana cream pudding. St Mary’s School also records a Monday lunch with hot dogs, buns, chips, baked beans and cookies. The 20th Surveillance Squadron NCO Wives announce a meeting at 19 a.m. Tuesday at Gaye Richenberger’s home, with contact 651-1203. Alanon Family Group holds a Monday 8 p.m. meeting at Westminster Presbyterian Church Ocean City for relatives and friends of alcoholics. Fort Walton Beach Shrine Club schedules a gate night at 7:30 p.m. at the club house corner Carroll Ave and Mary Esther cutoff. refreshments available.
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Plain Dealer cuts features amid newsprint shortage
News in Brief reports The Plain Dealer halts popular Sunday features due to labor disputes closing Canadian railways and newsprint mills. Officials say economies in paper use are required and readers faced inconvenience. Pope Paul calls pornography a cowardly earnings source and blasphemous. he decries a Danish film as vile and deplorable. David Eisenhower leaves sports writing to pursue law at George Washington University, after evaluating his career options.
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Richardson Faces Deciding Bribery Probe Impact on Agnew
Federal decision looms as Elliott Richardson weighs whether to curb or proceed with the bribery investigation of Vice President Spiro Agnew. White House distance noted as Agnew and aides push for defense access, while Beall’s team has gathered records and potential tax, extortion, and conspiracy evidence.
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