South Korea declares emergency over North Korean threat
Seoul proclaims state of emergency amid North Korea buildup of more than 2.5 million troops and pledges stricter social controls. President Park warns freedoms may be restricted to protect national security while United States aid stance and UN dynamics complicate defense. Cabinet signs six point plan prioritizing security and public duty.
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Seoul
North Korea
Chung Hee Park
South Korea
China
United Nations
National Assembly
Park
U.N
United Nations Command
Korea
U.N. Commission For the Unification and Rehabilitation of
United States
American Congress
GM Plans Largest Recall for Engine Mounts
General Motors will recall nearly 6.7 million 1965 to 1969 Chevrolets and Novas with V eight engines to install engine mount restraints. The action, cost about 35 million dollars plus postage and tracing, aims to prevent engine movement if mounts fail. GM says this recall addresses safety concerns but avoids a formal defect notice.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors Corp
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NHTSA
R.L. Polk & Co
Charles H. Hartman
Chevrolet
Hartman
Johnny Cash Loses Forest Fire Case in Ventura
In Ventura California AP reports singer Johnny Cash failed to recover 72 000 paid to the U S Forest Service for a 500 acre fire in Los Padres National Forest in 1965. A Superior Court jury found the homeowners policy did not cover the incident and Cash testified a pickup spark started the blaze while moving the truck in the Ojai Valley.
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Ventura
Calif
Johnny Cash
Los Padres National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
Cash
Sequoia Insurance Co
Ventura Superior Court
Ojai Valley
National Forest
Odor Easements Sought With Cowtown Rezoning
Pinal County Planning and Zoning asks for odor easements from the board of supervisors for Cowtown near Maricopa as part of a recommendation to rezone the land for suburban development. Officials project over a million cattle could use the area in the next decade, while most land remains unused by feedlot operators.
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Florence
Pinal County
Boy Scouts Stage Historic Trails Shootout at Court of Honor
Senior scouts from Troop 111 plan a 7:30 p.m. shootout reenactment at Christ Church United Methodist 655 N Craycroft Road as part of the BSA Historic Trails Award Program. The group, fresh from a four day 43 mile hike into Rattlesnake Canyon, recreates the 1918 canyon shootout noted as one of Arizona’s most violent events.
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Christ Church United Methodist
N. Craycroft Road
B.S.A
Rattlesnake Canyon
Canyon
Arizona
British Troops Wound 4 In Raids On Irish Rebels
British troops in Londonderry said they wounded four people during dawn raids on suspected rebel strongholds. Three snipers and a man with a firebomb were shot as rubber bullets and gas were used on rioters in Bogside and Creggan. Police blamed IRA for the Belfast pub bombing. investigators questioned the claimed Protestant group. Police noted a gelignite blast and ongoing sectarian tensions in the province with additional bombings in Dunpatrick and Newtonhamilton causing property damage but no injuries.
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Northern Ireland
Creggan
Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Ulster
TRA
Militant
Ulster Branch
The
Empire Loyalists
John Taylor
Pro
Duncairn Gardens
Dollar Dives to New Lows Across World Currency Markets
In London and Frankfurt the dollar slid to postwar lows as speculative selling continued amid France and Italy controls. The pound rose to a peak since 1967 devaluation, while Tokyo saw renewed pressure pushing the dollar down further against the yen, which climbed as traders anticipated global currency realignments.
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London
UPI
U.S
Japan
France
Italy
Frankfurt
Rome
Owners Group Elects Directors At Catalina School Meeting
The Santa Catalina Property Owners Association will elect new directors at its annual meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Catalina School. Frank Brooks, Tucson water department director, will be the guest speaker.
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Santa Catalina Property Owners’ Association Inc
Catalina School
E. River Road
Frank Brooks
Tucson
Water Department
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