Ceylon Declares Emergency After Insurgent Activity
Ceylon government declares a state of emergency after police report rising Marxist insurgent activity. Prime Minister Bandaranaike will brief the nation in a broadcast. Reports say police were fired on in central Ceylon with bombs found under a bridge and several caches located in villages.
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Colombo. Ceylon
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Sirimavo Bandaranaike
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Penn Central plans to sell real estate to aid recovery
The financially troubled Penn Central said it would sell real estate worth more than 390 million dollars and dispose of non transport assets to aid its recovery. Trustees warned divestment will not be simple and could extend into 1971. In Baltimore, Catholic priests consider reform allowing marriage. NFPC delegates delay action pending revisions.
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Rockefeller Pushes Universal Gun Licenses Expansion
Gov. Rockefeller renewed his call for a law requiring licenses for all firearm owners not just handguns. The proposal would extend licensing to rifles and shotguns, a change lawmakers have previously rejected. In Buffalo, Erie County Legislature approved an $85.8 million bond for a new comprehensive health care center replacing Meyer Memorial Hospital by a 18-1 vote with Democrat Pordum dissenting.
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Albany
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Rockefeller
Buffalo, N.Y
UPI
Erie County
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Frederick F. Pordum
Frank C. Pleto
Douglas-Home urges West shift from peaceful coexistence
London AP Sir Alec Douglas-Home urged the Soviet Union to replace peaceful coexistence with friendly cooperation with the West. Speaking at a Muscovite Society dinner, he said peaceful coexistence is outdated for the 1970s and should mean cooperation, not global struggle. He warned the arms race wastes money and talent and could hinder trade and understanding. Also noted Rhodesia has about 794000 students in primary and secondary schools.
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London
Alec Douglas- Home
Soviet Union
Muscovite Society
Mikhail Smirnovski
Douglas-Home
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Mexico halts red backed takeover plot traced to North Korea
Mexican authorities say 20 Mexicans were arrested and 29 sought in a scheme trained by North Korean soldiers to establish a Marxist Leninist regime. Investigators linked the plot to Patrice Lumumba University in Moscow and to robberies funding guerrilla activity, including a fatal bank holdup.
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UPI
North Korea
Julio Sanchez Vargas
Pyongyang
Mexico
Patrice Lumumba University
Moscow
East Berlin
Sanchez
Jalapa
Acapulco
Pachua
Ex Hobart Students Fined in Campus Disorder Case
Two former Hobart College students, Christopher Zaglio and David Stratton, were fined 250 each after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct. A grand jury had reduced their charges from possession of dangerous drugs, finding no drugs in their rooms but in a shared dorm area. The incident occurred during a 1960 campus raid that drew student protests and a gubernatorial probe.
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N. Y
Hobart College
Frederick M. Marshall
State Supreme Court
Christopher Zaglio
Manchester
Hobart
Zaglio
Stratton
Rockefeller
All-Volunteer Army Bill Defeated in House Committee
Washington AP The House Armed Services Committee tentatively killed an all volunteer Army bill and approved a halt to student draft deferments while extending the draft for two years. The committee backed Nixon administration goals but rejected a full repeal, moving toward a modified volunteer Army proposal to reduce reliance on conscription.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
House
Nixon
Malay Leader Granted Tax Free Gratuity and Pension
The Malaysian House of Representatives unanimously grants former Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman a tax free gratuity of 66666 and a monthly pension of 1333. The decision grants him financial security following his retirement from public office.
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Kuala Lumpur
House of Representatives
Tunku Abdul Rahman
London clash over detentions murder claim near police station
About 250 people led by parents of Stephen McCarthy 16 clashed with police outside a North London station after a two hour Islington Town Hall meeting. Police arrested at least 17, four of whom were believed to be members of the dead boy’s family as protesters demanded justice for the alleged murder.
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UPI
Mem
Bers
Islington
Brigid McCarthy
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