Tito vows Yugoslavia will defend independence alone
Yugoslav President Tito said the Soviet Union has no reason to attack Yugoslavia but that Belgrade would defend itself alone against any aggression. He softened earlier threats since the Czechoslovak invasion, reaffirming non alignment and rejecting Western military aid or a place in a NATO grey zone.
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New York Times
Yugoslavia
Josip Broz Tito
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
Tito
Family Rescued After Atlantic Night Adrift In Life Jackets
A four member family was found clinging together in four foot seas after 13 hours afloat in life jackets. The 210 foot Coast Guard cutter Diligence located them within 150 yards and airlifted all to Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami in satisfactory condition. The group consisted of James C. Jones 30 Robie 29 Larry 14 and Raymond 11.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Coast Guard
Diligence
Jackson Memorial Hospital
James C. Jones
Robie
Larry Jones
Raymond Jones
Jones
Mrs. Jones
Larry
Max Casper
Opa - Locka Coast Guard Air Station
4 H coed wins grant from Santa Fe Railroad
Susan Bond 19 a SIU sophomore from Galatia will receive a 1500 scholarship from Santa Fe Railroad at the 47th National 4 H Congress. Bond has led the 4 H Agriculture Club and served as secretary of her local 4 H and county federation and is active in the American Home Economics Association at SIU.
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Southern Illinois University
Amany
Illinois
Santa Fe
Susan Bond
SIU
Galatia
Miss Bond
American Home Economics Association
James Bond
Red China U S may talk on ambassador meeting in Warsaw
Washington reports indicate the United States plans a favorable reply to Communist China’s proposal for an ambassadorial meeting in Warsaw. Officials note Beijing’s conditional coexistence call hinges on U S aid to Nationalist China, making the invitation theoretical.
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Washington
United States
China
Warsaw
Johnson
Peking
Police Seek Black Panthers After Jersey City Station Shooting
A 13 state alert was issued for several men suspected to be Black Panthers who fired 20 shots at the Fifth Police Precinct in Jersey City New Jersey near a midnights shift change no injuries were reported though a bullet pierced a officer hat. Windows were broken and a nightstick knocked loose during the drive by the attackers. Police Chief Stephen Nestor linked the incident to recent arrests of seven militants from Newark including a woman on weapons charges. Bail set at 10000 dollars for the seven.
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Jersey City
N.J
Stephen Nestor
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