Nixon weighs Japan trip amid Europe visit uncertainty
UPI reports President Nixon may visit Japan this year while a European trip remains uncertain and possibly postponed. White House officials say no firm plans exist for a Europe schedule though the trip is still “on the books.”
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Pinochet Outlaws Marxist Parties in Chile
Chilean military junta led by Gen. Augusto Pinochet bans Marxist parties and denies outside involvement in the coup that ousted President Allende. The army reports capturing guerrilla chief Jose Gregorio Liendo and 16 militants in Panguipulli, warning of potential urban attacks in coming weeks. State Department notes six Americans detained among 4,400 held by the regime.
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Vibra-Lo lands bulldozer power with ground-hopping drive
Navy engineer Dr. Howard A. Gaberson describes the Vibra-Lo at Port Hueneme as a revolutionary, simple land locomotive that uses rapid ground vibration to move a heavy machine. It moves by a board on the ground shaken by a weight and can pull great weight without wheels or tracks.
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Independent council seat urged over Fannin case in Phoenix
Gary Peter Klahr, an independent candidate for Phoenix City Council, told Democrats that the handling of Sen. Paul Fannin’s drunken driving case resembled a Watergate style coverup. Fannin faced charges last year, was released after doctors cited medication, was later refiled and pled guilty, receiving a $110 fine and one day in jail.
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Kiddies films set at Scottsdale Public Library festival
Three children's films will be shown Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Scottsdale Public Library auditorium as part of the Young People's Film Festivals. Frederick animates a field mouse’s summer tales, Selfish Giant shows a playful young giant, and The Sad Clowns explores silent era comedy through Chaplin Keaton and Langdon. Admission is free.
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