Israel Syria clash over Golan Heights prompts UN session
Israeli and Syrian warplanes tangled over the Golan Heights as UN Security Council prepared an urgent session. Israel claimed three Syrian jets shot down and returned to base, Syria admitted three losses, two from ground fire, while denying similar Israeli losses. A second Syrian claim noted a further Israeli strike.
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Munich
Russians Upset United States In Olympic Basketball Thriller
Russia beat the United States 51-50 on a disputed late basket sparking protests and a secret federation review. Belov hit the decisive shot after a clock restart controversy as Cuba earned bronze with a 66-65 win over Italy.
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Italy
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Doug Collins
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Collins
Zurab Sakandelidze
Belov
Jim Forbes
University of Texas At el Paso
Kevin Joyce
South Carolina
Two Charged With Eight Murders in VI Golf Resort Heist
Mera Smith and Beaumont Gereau, both 21 and 23 from St Croix, were charged with eight counts of robbery and murder in the Fountain Valley resort killings. Bond set at more than one million dollars each. FBI teams scoured the jungle terrain as authorities named the Rockefeller owned golf club massacre a major investigation with a growing reward fund.
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Croix
V. IL
Marsh
Melvin H. Evans
Fountain Valley Golf Course
Vigilante guards guard six Waco area churches
In response to vandalism at St. Mary's Baptist Church, a vigilante committee forms led by Rev. Dewey Pinckney. The six churches in the area join a 24 hour car patrol, sometimes one or two volunteers, with armed members, to deter thefts and damage.
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Waco, Tex
Pinckney
St. Mary's
Mt. Zion Baptist
Iglehart Chapel of God
Christ Church
Marhall Chapel
Macedonia Baptist
Bethel
Frank Montgo
Mery
Macedonia Baptist Church
Pinckney’s Church
Mt. Zion
Court Pulls Sooner Cork on Amtrak Liquor
Federal judge grants a temporary injunction allowing liquor by the drink on Amtrak trains through Oklahoma. Judge Stephen Chandler rules federal law exempts Amtrak from state liquor rules, ending state and local interference after raids in Ardmore last July. Amtrak offered a free drink to about 600 passengers on the northbound Texas Chief, about 50 accepted.
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Oklahoma City
Amtrak
Oklahoma
U.S District Court
Stephen Chandler
National Rail Passenger Service
Texas
Fort Worth
Ardmore
Kansas
Breathing Bet Ends in Death at Houston Pool
Gus Ronald Oldham aged 26 reportedly said he could stay submerged for two minutes at an apartment pool. After two minutes he remained underwater in five feet of water. friends pulled him out, efforts to revive him failed and he died.
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Houston
Gus Ronald Oldham
Oldham
Conditioner Shock Fatal To Gal
Sandra Elizabeth Nagunst 10-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ernest Nagunst of 6321 Canyon Drive died after electrical shock while standing in a puddle and touching an air conditioning unit. She died en route to Northwest Texas Hospital with Justice of the Peace W. W. Hancock pronouncing death. Funeral arrangements are pending with Blackburn-ShawMartin Road Chapel. She attended Gene Howe Elementary School and was a member of North Beacon Nazarene Church Girl Scouts and Kids Inc. Surviving are her parents a brother Kenneth Paul two sisters Cheryl Jo Anne and Rebecca Elaine and a grandfather Ernest Garner address unknown.
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Paul Ernest Nagunst
Canyon Drive
Northwest Texas Hospital
Randall County
Justice of the Peace
W. W. Hancock
Blackburn-Shaw Martin Road
Sandra Elizabeth
Gene Howe
North Beacon Nazarene Church
Girl Scouts and Kids Inc
Kenneth Paul
Cheryl Jo Anne
Rebecca Elaine
Ernest Garner
Beef Packing Plant Financing Advances
DUMAS Construction can begin within three weeks on the 10 million American Beef Packers plant north of Dumas at Cactus. Federal loans and grants totaling 4.2 million were announced by U S Senator John Tower and U S Representative Bob Price. The plant would employ about 1,100 workers and slaugher about 500 000 cattle annually. funds include a 3.5 million EDA loan, a 700 000 grant to Cactus, plus a 4.5 million private loan and 1 842 000 equity from American Beef Packers and 45500 from 100 CID Inc. Additional jobs tied to related operations total 163. West expects final EDA loan papers next week and notes plans are already with builders.
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DUMAS
American Beef Packers
Cactus
Frank West
Omaha
West
U.S
John Tower
Bob Price
Golden Spread
American Beef Packers, Inc
100 CID, Inc
Dumas Chamber of Commerce
Sase
Stratford of Texas, Inc
North Plains Plastic Bag Co
Waterloo Corrugated Box Co
Garth- Merrick Bi-Products Co
Economic Development Administration
Youth Gives Nixon Wider Margin
A concise item notes increased support for Nixon with a wider margin reported, reflecting voter sentiment captured in campaign coverage. The brief mentions on the page reference are from the Inside News section and relate to the political race dynamics.
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Nixon
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