Okinawa Returns to Japan in Ceremony Marking Turnover
The United States restored Okinawa to Japan in a Tokyo ceremony attended by Emperor Hirohito and Prime Minister Sato. Vice President Agnew proclaimed a new era of full partnership as the reversion ends 27 years of American occupation for the 73 islands and about one million inhabitants. The event followed protests against U S forces and included calls for closer Japanese consultation on military movements.
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China
Republicans Eye Poll Irregularities Nationwide Watch
Veteran strategist Murray Chotiner leads a Republican poll watching project aimed at preventing alleged Democratic vote fraud. Plans target registration checks, pre election machine reviews, and early deterrence in states like Illinois Indiana Kentucky Texas New Mexico with NRA and RNC involvement.
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Daley Celebrates 70th Birthday With Exercise
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley marked his 70th birthday with a workout at his Bridgeview basement including weights cycling and boxing. He later planned to visit city offices where he has worked since 1955 and noted his fitness routine helped by a physician’s advice. He invited reporters to his home and mentioned playing baseball and football with four grandchildren.
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Smoker Blamed In Fatal Japan Cabaret Fire
Japanese police accuse a worker Keiji Kawashima of dropping a lit cigarette near a synthetic textiles display, starting a seventh floor cabaret blaze that killed 117 people. Kawashima, wiring on the third floor, faces charges of extreme professional negligence and escaped injury along with four colleagues.
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Teen Age Revolutionaries Call London School Strike
London teens plan a Wednesday school strike led by the Schools Action Union demanding no after school detention censorship of magazines no uniforms and free milk. About 10,000 pupils from 72 of 224 London schools expected to rally in Trafalgar Square and march on County Hall.
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Meany Criticizes Economic Policy at Platform Hearing
AFL-CIO President George Meany denounced policy that treats workers as pawns and urged programs to increase employment. He warned against unemployment as policy and called for government as employer of last resort if private sector fails, attacking tax loopholes and multinational corporations.
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Five Minute Antiwar Vigil Grips Campuses Nationwide
Nationwide antiwar protests narrow to five minute silent vigils as a week of demonstrations ends. About 250 marched at Northwestern Evanston toward Selective Service. 230 at Madison Wisconsin. 200 at Mountain Home Idaho for a loyalty march. No incidents reported.
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Stock Prices Edge Ahead on Moss Summit Hopes
AP report from New York notes a stock market rise as investors priced in optimism ahead of the Moss on Summit meeting. The Dow Industrial index neared 942.43 with gains led by United Brands, American Motors and Chrysler while Vietnam worries eased on allied military successes.
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Emmy Awards Spotlight All in the Family Tops Emmys
Major honors go to All in the Family for best comedy and six awards. Glenda Jackson wins best actress for Elizabeth R. Mitchell named outstanding actor for Catherine Howard segment. Peter Falk, Jack Warden and Valerie Harper win acting categories. Mary Tyler Moore Show dominates supporting and series honors.
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Jack Warden
Roach
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Jack Lemmon
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NBC
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ABC
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Edward Asner
Mary Tyler Moore
Jenny Agutter
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Brinkley Urges Reforms in U S Foreign Policy at Shepherd College
Television host David Brinkley urged Shepherd College graduates to end the drive to remake the world in America's image and to reform a federal bureaucracy that serves itself. He warned the Vietnam War marked the end of a dream and called for a government that truly serves the people.
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Shepherd College
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