Soviet Leaders Review Kiev Troops in Major Maneuvers
In Kiev three Soviet leaders Premier Kosygin party secretary Brezhnev and President Podgorny toured troops in the USSRs largest recent war maneuvers. Defense Minister Grechko said Warsaw Pact and other Communist forces can rush any aggressor.
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Kiev
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Presiden
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Andrei A. Grechko
Warsaw Treaty
Moscow
Open housing march in Milwaukee marks 25th day
Demonstrators vow to broaden a boycott until a fair housing ordinance passes. A racial clash erupts when white opponents march to Mrs. Vel Phillips home as 800 plus participants, led by Rev. James Groppi, proceed on a north side route. Rocks and a bottle fly. one white man suffers a minor arm cut amid police dispersal.
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Milwaukee
UPH
North Side
Vel Phillips
Miswaukee
James Groppi
Father Groppi
Phillips
Dick Gregory
Russell Witon
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Port Washington
Father Witon
Milwaukee Citizens’ Civic Voice
MCCV
Indians and Chinese clash in Sikkim border battle
Indian and Chinese forces fought a day long artillery and mortar engagement around Sikkim’s Cho La Pass. Both sides claimed casualties, fog halted fighting, Gandhi blamed China, while Beijing accused India of provocation and sent a protest note through ambassador R B Sathe in Peking.
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New Delhi
CPI
Sikkim
Indira Gandhi
China
India
Peking
Tokyo
Tibet
Cho la Pass
R. B. Sathe
Foreign Ministry
Feud Between Hell's Angels and Hustlers Sparks Gunfight
In San Jose two Hell's Angels, Fred Flores and Willian J. Solano, were wounded in a Sunday night clash with rival gang members. Four others, including James Patrick Teague and Augustine Cruz Jiminez, face assault with deadly weapon charges. Angel Martinez and Paul Rangel are also arrested.
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San Jose
Hell's Angels
Fred Flores
Wil-lian J. Solano
Kaiser Hospital
Alum Rock Park
Angel Martinez
San Jose Clinic Center
Martinez
Paul Rangel
Hells Angels
James Patrick Teague
Augustine Cruz Jiminez
Rangel
Hiccup remedy uses nostril tube in medical study
A Chicago University team reports inserting a flexible tube into the nostril to stimulate pharyngeal nerves stopped hiccups in 84 of 85 cases during a study. The procedure is risky and should be done only by physicians, the Journal of the American Medical Association notes.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
University of Chicago School of Medicine
Medine
Cairo University
Egypt
M. Ramez Salem
Christen C. Rattenberg
Duncan A. Holaday
Anis Burma
Criro
Union Accuses ABC of Threats in Picket Line Dispute
The AFTRA union claims ABC threatened and coerced members to cross picket lines amid a strike by 1,500 technicians in New York Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco and Washington. Negotiations with mediators follow tentative NBC agreement amid wage demand disputes.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Afl-Cio American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
National Labor Relations Board
Alt-Cio National Association of Broadcast
New York City
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Moffett and McAllister
Columbia Broadcasting System
Bread Stock Burned After Parathion Tijuana Poisoning
In Tijuana 19 people were killed by allegedly parathion poisoned bread. Officials ordered the bread stock burned while most bakeries reopen after inspections. Dairies complain milk sales bans and stock destruction followed initial milk contamination fears.
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Tijuana
Yliuana
Mexico
UPL
Actor Ludwig Donath Rites Are Conducted
New York funeral services were held for Ludwig Donath a 67 year old actor who died Friday from leukemia. The Vienna native escaped to the United States in 1940 and appeared in over 40 Hollywood films on Broadway off Broadway and in television dramas. He played Jolson’s son in The Jolson Story and Hitler’s double in The Strange Death of Adolf Hitler. He acted in Torn Curtain and Death Trap was his final film. He also directed a New York City Opera production and taught acting and singing for 15 years among notable pupils. A separate report from Pistoia Italy notes a minor earthquake caused panic with residents fleeing to open areas but no casualties or damage.
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New York
Ludwig Donath
Vienna
Hollywood
al Jolson
Jolson
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Alfred Hitchcock
Leon Braodway
Abie
Tonath
New York City Opera
National Broadcasting Co. Opera
Metropolitan Opera
Harry Belafonte
Chad Mitchell
Judith Raskin
Leontyne Price
Strike Hits Caterpillar Tractor Co
United Auto Workers strike Caterpillar Tractor Co plants in five states after negotiations broke down. About 5 200 members in Decatur East Peoria Aurora and other sites set up midnight picket lines as contracts expired.
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Caterpillar Tractor Co
Peqria
United Auto Workers
JAW
Decatur
East Peoria
Aurora
Til
Cleveland
Davenport
Town
Denver
York
UAW
Caterpul
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