Kosygin Attacked Outside Canadian Parliament
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin survived an assault outside Canada's Parliament as a man shouted freedom for Hungary. Prime Minister Trudeau blocked the fall, and security detained the attacker Geza Matrai. Trudeau called the incident humiliating and said security was insufficient. The episode occurred after a formal meeting and amid picket protests by exile groups voicing grievances against the Soviet Union.
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Ottawa
Hungary
Alexei N. Kosygin
Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Kosygin
Geza Matrai
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Toronto
Edmund Burke Society
Matrai
Freedom Fighters Association
Trudeau
Parliament
Cerainly
Questons
House of Commons
Soviet Union
North Africa
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Europe
Nicolai V. Podgorny
Southeast Asia
Oswald Outlines New Prison System After Attica
State Corrections Commissioner Russell G. Oswald spoke in Albany to the Ladies of Charity, saying the system is moving toward a totally new model despite Attica setbacks. He faulted public expectations of a cure all, urged better prison funding, and defended addressing violent individuals with compassion while avoiding specifics of the uprising.
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Larry Minogue
Russell G. Oswald
Attica
Albany
Oswald
Hijacker Surrenders After Seizing Plane Near Anchorage
A hijacker commandeered a Wien Consolidated Airlines Boeing 737 near Anchorage earlier today and released all four crew member hostages before surrendering to authorities in Vancouver. The four crew members were released unharmed and the plane's fate was to be determined.
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Vancouver
B.C
Anchorage
Alaska
Wien Consolidated Airlines
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Bethel
Kuskokwim River
Ancho
Bush Urges UN to Keep Nationalist China on World Body
U S Ambassador George Bush pressed the U N General Assembly to retain Nationalist China in the United Nations amid debate on China representation. Albania and pro Peking diplomats argued for seating Peking while Bush warned of delaying a solution.
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United States
China
United Nations
U.S
George Bush
General Assembly
Albania
Nesti Nase
Peking
World Organization
Assembly
Security Council
Chow
U.N
Ackerman Dies Industrialist and Benefactor Acknowledged
A. C. Ackerman, retired Saratoga Springs textile executive and long time Russell Sage College trustee, died Monday at his Delray Beach home. He endowed Ackerman Hall and supported college prizes. survived by wife Helen Bruce. Funeral services Thursday.
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Albert C. Ackerman
Saratoga Springs
Russell Sage College
del Ray Beach, Fla
Mr. Ackerman
Brooklyn
Gloversville High School
United Nations Forum
Lake Success
Notre Dame University
Ackerman
Russell Sage
Helen B. Ackerman
Theresa Ackerman
Old Germ War Lab to Fight Cancer at Ft Detrick
President Nixon announced the conversion of Ft Detrick in Frederick Maryland into a peacetime cancer research base. The National Cancer Institute will operate the new center with a private contractor running the program. The facility covers 12 000 acres and includes seven buildings with over 500000 square feet of lab space.
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Federal
Ft. Detrick
National Cancer Institute
White House
Economy Shows Mixed Pulse in September Output and Housing
Washington reports September industrial production rose five tenths of one percent marking the first gain since May while housing starts slipped to an annual rate of 1.958 million units. Officials warn the economy remains sluggish despite the uptick as the Nixon administration bets on stronger late 1971 momentum.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Nixon
Viet Cong Attacks Near Saigon and Cambodian Border
Viet Cong units attacked two South Vietnamese positions northeast of Saigon near Xuan Loc. In the northwest border area, mortars and ground assaults hit a hamlet and militia positions, leaving several attackers and defenders dead.
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Saigon
Xuan Loc
Vu Cong
Cambodia
London parley on Ulster torture charges and IRA arms
British leaders held a secret session in London to discuss torture charges in Northern Ireland and a suspected Czech arms shipment to the IRA. Prime Minister Heath and Labour's Harold Wilson led talks as four people died in weekend violence.
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London
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Edward Heath
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Brian Faulkner
Heath
Wilson
British Inter
Free Lunch Bill Advances in House Vote
The House approved by 353 to 0 a bill to guarantee free or reduced price lunches for all needy school children. The measure heads to a conference committee to harmonize with a Senate version after USDA rule changes and subsidy adjustments stirred controversy.
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Washington
House
Agriculture Department
Senate
Congress
Culture Department
White House
USDA
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Ladies of Charity
Thruway Hyatt House
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N.Y
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Mexico City
Cuba
FBI
Dale Lavon Thomas
Kodiak
Thomas
A. C. Ackerman
Ferry and
Second Streets
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Troy School
New York City
Florida
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Ackshand Knitting Co
Ballston Spa
National Bank of Troy
Marine Midland Bank — Eastern
N.A
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New York State
American Tariff League
National Council
Small Business Administration
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Ulster
Czechoslovakia
IRA
Irish Republic
David O’connell
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