Transition in Japan After Sato Era Prompts New Policy Outlook
Japan moves toward a new government as Eisaku Sato resigns and a July 5 succession date looms. The next prime minister is expected to keep a pro U S line but may chart more independent policies, with tensions between boosting ties with Peking and trades with the Soviet Union.
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Eisaku Sato
Japan
Sato
China
Soviet Union
Tokyo
Peking
U.S
Nixon Prospects Bright in South If Wallace Skips Race
White House strategists believe George C. Wallace will not mount a third party bid after being wounded. Nixon would sweep the 14 Southern and Border states for 157 electoral votes, needing 113 more from the rest to win a second term. Wallace is said to be physically unable to campaign.
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Washington
Nixon
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Maryland
Texas
White House
Wallace
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Clark Reed
Mississippi
Reed
Public backs tougher action against airplane hijacking
The public supports stronger anti hijacking measures despite limited United States flight suspensions. International bodies plan treaties to deter hijacking and sabotage, with extradition assurances and improved detection technology as key steps amid UN study and cross border cooperation.
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Washington
United States
International Civil Aviation Organization
Montreal
Red Strategy and hijacking fears dominate a wide report
The piece outlines alleged Soviet and Chinese influence behind African insurgencies in Angola Mozambique and Guinea with Lisbon as the pivot. It cites CIA PIDE findings on training camps in Leipzig Bautzen Prague and Cuba and details Cabora Bassa dam plans and a frontier patrol with South Africa. It also weighs hijacking punishments proposed by Senator Magnuson and calls for international enforcement and airline cooperation.
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Lisbon
Portugal
NATO
Angola
Camillo A. Rebece Vaz
U.S
Andrew Goodpaster
Americo R. Tomas
Mozambique
Guinea
Africa
Vietnam
Europe
Tomas
PAIGC
Leipzig
East Germany
Union of Angolan Peoples
People's Movement For the Liberation of Angola
African Revolution Front
Mozambique Revolutionary Committee
Coreno
Central Intelligence Agency
Tarrafal
Santiago
Bautzen
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Castro
Cuba
CIA
Odessa
Zambia
Laos
Rhodesia
Texas
Royal Air Force
Lusaka
U.S.S.R
Vaz
Republic of South Africa
Cunene
Benuela
Atlantic Seaboard
Red
Ruacana
Angola-South West Africa
Cabora-Bassa
Reds Leipzig
Leipzig Brain Trust
Cabora- Bassa
Warren Magnuson
Washington
Commerce Committee
Senate
Eisenhower calls for deep cuts in defense budget
General Eisenhower shocked Republicans and Democrats by urging major reductions in the nation’s defense outlay of 51.6 billion dollars. Secretary Marshall doubts a China loan action by State before the deadline set by Truman. Eleanor Mary Laing and Ronald Lee Phillips wed at Braddock Street Methodist Church. The Willow Lawn swimming pool project for an ex GI, J A Sprint Jr., will open.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
William E. Fauver
Virginia State Exchange Clubs
Norfolk
Phil Whitney
WINC
Virginia Assn. of Broadcasters
Virginia Beach
Marshall
State Department
China
Truman
Eleanor Mary Laing
Ronald Lee Phillips
Braddock St. Methodist Church
J.A. Sprint, Jr
Willow Lawn
Early Christian Communal Living Compared To Modern Communism
The passage argues that Acts describes voluntary nonpolitical sharing among believers, not a political system. It notes the movement’s communal experiment soon failed due to discontent and cites the expectation of Jesus' rapid return as a motive, suggesting divine ordination against widespread communal schemes.
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Heaven
Hell
Jesus
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