MIGs Force DC-8 to Land on Kuril Island Escort
A Seaboard-World chartered DC-8 carrying 214 U.S. servicemen was forced to land on Trumup Island in the Kuril chain after MIG fighters intercepted it while en route from McChord AFB to Yokota Japan. The State Department sought immediate release. U.S. officials described the incident as under investigation and reported no injuries.
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King and Council Seek F G Charges in NH
Concord New Hampshire AP Gov John W King and the Executive Council moved to file charges against any Fish and Game commissioners who fail to resign by July 15 The vote was 4 1 with Councilor Fred Fletcher opposing Three resignations have been received Thaddeus Thorne James Ballou and William Welch resigning left six others pending action The council had urged all nine to resign and considered each resignation for acceptance or rejection The move follows disputes over Kamman backdating a trapping permit involving Commissioner Horace Cressy and referenced a June 17 demand for resignations and potential removal authority
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Bombers Strike North Vietnam and Saigon Area
U S B52s raid North Vietnam for first time in two months and hit Viet Cong bases near Saigon. Flights target Cape Lay near Gio Linh and multiple camps in Tay Ninh Hau Nghia and Binh Duong as intelligence warns of a spring offensive to seize government sites in Saigon.
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City Council Debates Taxi Stand Move Tonight
The City Council at High Street will decide tonight whether to relocate the taxi stand from Fleet Street to High Street. The Traffic and Parking Committee last week recommended against the move amid safety concerns about fire equipment access. Taximen argue that a relocated stand would allow quicker departure in emergencies, while noting current empty cars on High Street. The meeting at 7:30 includes first reading of a neighborhood district business hours ordinance and city reports from the attorney and mayor.
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Coast Guard Cutter Decisive to Home Port at New Castle
Senators McIntyre and Cotton announced the Coast Guard Cutter Decisive will be based in New Castle, replacing the Cape Cross which will move to Gloucester. The Decisive, a sister ship to Active, is due in New Castle in October and will relieve Cape Cross as it departs.
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Advertising Ban On Cigarettes
Washington AP reports the Federal Trade Commission will urge Congress to ban cigarette advertising on radio and television. Newsweek says the five FTC commissioners voted 3 to 2 to recommend ending about 250 million dollars yearly tobacco advertising spend.
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Phone union accepts governors proposals in New England
The International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers head says he accepts the five state governors’ plan to end the 67 day strike at New England Telephone Co. A company spokesman confirms NE Telephone has accepted the governors’ three major proposals from last week.
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De Gaulle Scores Key Win in French Elections
France delivered the Gaullists a sweeping victory in the final round, forming a majority of more than 200 seats as Charles de Gaulle seeks to repair economic and social damage. Premier Pompidou warned of ongoing difficulties while reforms to education and industry loom amid wage hikes and inflation fears.
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Nuclear Limit Pact Signed By United States And Soviet Union
Washington reports that US President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin signed a historic nonproliferation treaty and agreed to limit offensive and defensive nuclear missiles. Prime Minister Wilson in London called the accord a major step in arms control as talks on delivery means and stockpiles were proposed. Britain pledged to push further disarmament talks while Moscow indicated readiness for broader discussions on nuclear arms reductions.
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Outside troublemakers blamed for Boston Common unrest
Boston police blamed outside troublemakers for weekend violence around Boston Common as a 10 PM to 7 AM curfew began. About 5,000 spectators gathered amid skirmishes between residents and roving gangs. 15 arrests were made, mostly for obstructing foot paths, one for assault on an officer.
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