Sinatra Refuses To Testify In New Jersey Crime Inquiry
Frank Sinatra states he will not appear before the New Jersey State Commission of Investigation, calling it a three-ring circus. He offered to answer questions by deposition or interview but rejects public hearings. The commission weighs further action as the draft and enlistment figures show Army Marine Navy and Air Force meet quotas despite Nixon draft reforms.
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South Viets Take Over U S Base Near Saigon
South Vietnamese forces will take over Black Horse base near Saigon the 40 miles east of the capital transferring to the 18th Infantry Division marking a step in U S troop withdrawals from the area. Allied reports say fighting remained low with 145 enemy killed across dozen clashes from Mekong Delta to DMZ.
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West German Socialists sworn in as government forms
West Germany swears in its first Socialist government led by Chancellor Willy Brandt. Kai-Uwe Von Hassell administers the oath to 15 ministers as the coalition of Social Democrats and Free Democrats begins its session. The cabinet signals a possible mark revaluation. Gustav Heinemann notes it is the first Socialist national government in about 40 years.
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Safeguard ABM System Sites Named for Montana Counties
The Pentagon says Toole and Pondera counties in Montana, about 60 miles northwest of Great Falls, have been selected as tentative locations for deployment of the Safeguard ABM system.
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Market Extends Upward Trend In Early Trading
New York stocks rise as advances outpace declines 595 to 256 in early trading. Dow Jones industrial avg at 10:30 a.m. stood at 850.12 with analysts optimistic about ongoing momentum and potential further gains.
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Aga Khan Weds at Paris Town Hall Ceremony
The Aga Khan, leader of the Ismaili Muslims, married in a ceremony at the Town Hall of the 4th Arrondissement in Paris. AP wire photo from Paris reports the event.
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Soviet Cosmonauts Tour U S Space Center Visit
Soviet cosmonauts Konstantin Feoktistov and Georgi Beregovoi visited the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston. They were hosted by American astronauts during a two week U S tour, viewed Apollo modules, and planned visits to Cape Kennedy.
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Massell Wins Atlanta Mayoral Runoff With Negro District Margin
Liberal Democrat Sam Massell secured a decisive mayoral runoff victory in Atlanta, beating Republican Rodney Cook 62,632 to 51,289 by winning large margins in Black neighborhoods. Massell, 42, will appoint Mavanard Jackson, the first Black vice mayor, as his running mate. Retiring Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. praised Massell’s mandate.
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