Budda Bomb Sparks Ottawa Parliament Security Debate
In Ottawa MPs ducked as a green Budda shaped bottle with a note to Prime Minister Trudeau sailed from the public galleries. A woman described as a daughter of Israel was released after being questioned. Security was tightened after a 1966 bombing but later eased with limited new measures debated.
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Ottawa
UPI
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Canada
Commons Clark Alstair Fraser
Fraser
Paul Joseph Chartier
Chartier
Commons
Parliament Hill
Lucien Lamoureux
Missing U S Army helicopter over Korea with four aboard
A U S Army UHID helicopter with four men aboard has been missing since last Wednesday near Kangnung 110 miles east of Seoul. Radar contact was lost while returning to base amid marginal flying conditions and heavy cloud cover from 700 to 9 000 feet.
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Seoul
South Korea
UPS
Kangnung
Lost in Korea search continues as kin notified
Search operations were ongoing in Korea with spokesmen stating efforts persist. Names of the men aboard were withheld pending notification of relatives.
ELDO rocket fails to orbit satellite from Woomera
ELDO attempted to place a 550 pound satellite into orbit from Woomera Australia but an early cutoff in the third stage halted the mission. The failure ends the initial ELDO test flight as officials assess the stage anomaly.
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Woomera
Australia
Czechs to Stop Propaganda Drive
A Czechoslovak deputy premier said diplomatic means will be used to halt Soviet propaganda in the country. Petr Colotka stated the Prague ban on the pro Soviet Zpravy has no effect and refused to confirm a formal protest. Dissident steel workers at a Moravian plant also pledged to withhold Communist dues until their views are heard, per Rude Pravo.
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Soviets Press Czechoslovakia to Restore Hard Line Policy
Moscow backed a renewed push for Czechoslovakia to accelerate a return to strict communism. Pravda and Red Star denounced reformists as right wing elements and urged leadership to uphold post invasion accords or step aside. Observers see Kremlin dissatisfaction with Prague's pace.
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