Japan's Sato Says Fear of Rearmament Risks War
Prime Minister Sato in an exclusive interview warns Japan's public that boosting defense could rekindle war, vows no amendment to Article Nine, and relies on the United States for nuclear protection after Nixon withdrawals. He notes Japan's economy ranks after the United States among free world powers and cites the Guam Doctrine as a path for regional security.
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New York Police Settle $85 Million Back Pay Dispute
The City of New York will pay its 26 000 patrolmen up to 3300 each in back pay after a court ruled in their favor. Mayor Lindsay supports the settlement but warns a new city tax may be needed to fund the payments. Installments will occur in June and next January.
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Top‑Ranked College Of Southern Idaho Set For Region 18 Play
College of Southern Idaho, ranked No 1 nationally among junior colleges, headlines Region 18 action at North Idaho Junior College in Coeur d Alene this Thursday and Friday. Also featured are NIJC Cardinals coached by Rollie Williams with players from Sandpoint and Clark Fork, plus Mt Hood and Southwestern Oregon from Oregon. Games scheduled at 6 30 and 8 30 p m each night.
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Elks Boxers Set for Action This Saturday Night
Twelve Sandpoint Elks Boxing Club youths will box on an amateur card at the junior high gym with first bell at 7 30. Four fighters also competed in a Spokane sub-novice tourney last weekend. Keith Tarpley lost in 40 lb finals and Troy Devault fell in semi finals to Bonners Ferry foe. Mark Tucker and Robbie Kucherry each won finals in the Spokane event giving SEBC two champions.
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FTC Files Deceptive Sweepstakes Complaints Against Procter Gamble
The Federal Trade Commission accuses Procter and Gamble and Longines Wittnauer of promoting sweepstakes with prizes never awarded. The agency says many prizes were listed but only coupons tied to a fraction of the advertised rewards were honored. The complaints seek consent orders without admitting guilt, with settlements possible.
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Bowling News standings and top performers update
Conies move to first by taking four from Ice and Fuel while Ice and Fuel drop to fourth. Sommerfeld rises to second by sweeping Art Boyle, and ties for high gross year with 3809 across three games. D and D Carpet takes three from Bonner Building to stay third. Sandie Burrough tops high net game with 189, Sharon Burney leads high gross series at 602. Doug Brown posts 268 high single line gross and Jim Spring 657 high three line gross.
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Rights To Vote For 18 Year Olds Approved
Senate Judiciary Committee approves a constitutional amendment to allow 18-year-olds to vote in all elections. House panel backs identical proposal 33 to 2, signaling action this year. The move stems from Supreme Court limits on 18-year voting but faces standard ratification hurdles. Officials favor the change to avoid dual registration and ballots.
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