Emperor Hirohito to Tour Abroad Under Cabinet Plan
The Japanese cabinet approved spending of 595000 yen for Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako’s tour, with a Sept 27 to Oct 13 travel window. The trip includes a stopover in Alaska and meetings with U.S. officials led by Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda.
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Red Cross Motor Corps Seeks Volunteer Drivers
The Red Cross Motor Corp in Bexar County needs volunteers to drive people without transport for therapy and medical needs. About 100 persons monthly are served. volunteers with their own cars are urged to help supplement chapter vehicles. Call the county office at 9 Bree s Blvd for details.
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Nixon Optimistic on Wright Patterson Museum Visit
Nixon praised the Wright brothers spirit as a model for American resilience at the $5.7 million Wright Patterson museum in Dayton. He tied this to current challenges and the need for the working man to sustain economic discipline amid wage price tensions as his plans for Labor Day emphasize national duty and progress.
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Eva's Body Delivered To Peron in Madrid
Eva Peron’s embalmed body was transported from Italy to Madrid in a silver coffin and delivered to Juan Peron at his villa after a long mystery about its location. Embassy sources said the body was buried secretly near Rome before being moved to Madrid.
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Suburban Saigon Shelled Killing Civilians and Wounding Dozens
Communist forces fired 82mm mortars into a populated area of Duc Hoa, 16 miles northwest of Saigon, killing two civilians and wounding 23 others. U S air units struck targets in North Vietnam near the DMZ and Gulf of Tonkin, while South Vietnamese troops reported halting operations and a high casualty balance in the region.
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Moon explorer Dave Scott recalls voyage and Ed White
Former astronaut Dave Scott spoke to about 1,400 people at Ed White Memorial Museum about the Moon mission. He praised the lunar landscape’s colors and rocks retrieved, and remembered Ed White who died in the 1967 launchpad fire. Scott also reflected on academy life and the impact of pride and service.
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Kosygin Will Visit in Norway and Denmark
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin will visit Norway and Denmark in December, marking the first Soviet premier trip to the two countries since Khrushchev’s 1964 visit, according to official announcements. The trip underscores Soviet outreach in Scandinavia and includes talks with Norwegian and Danish leaders.
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Luna 18 Capsule Heads to Moon Amid Soviet Drive
A Soviet unmanned Luna 18 capsule launched toward the Moon on Friday. Western observers speculated the mission aimed to place a new lunar robot on the Mare surface to extend the Soviet Union’s space program efforts.
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Defendants Agree to Injunction in Stock Fraud Suit
In Dallas Friday, former National Banker's Life Insurance Co. executives Stock and Akins agreed to permanent injunctions, denying illegal stock manipulations. The SEC aims to move faster, with witnesses planned for next week as the case narrows.
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