Rhodesian Police Kill Fifteen in Riots Over Settlement Plan
Rhodesia’s Prime Minister Ian Smith blamed rioters for barbaric destruction as police killed fifteen and wounded forty in ongoing clashes tied to a British commission’s settlement talks. The Pearce Commission seeks Rhodesian public opinion while authorities defend order and detainee releases.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Britain
Ian Smith
Smith
British Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Pearce
Lord Pearce
Abel Muzorewa
African National Council
Council
Garfield Todd
Buffalo Bill’s Grandson Promotes American Heritage
Buffalo Bill’s grandson, 59, known as Uncle Bill, tours the nation sharing his grandfather’s legacy with students. He notes his focus on liberty and leadership, reflects on his aunt’s era, and says he isn’t paid for lectures. He and wife Barbara run a guest ranch in Cody, Wyoming, birthplace of the founder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Glenview, Ill
Buffalo Bob Smith
Bob
Cody
Uncle Bill
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Bill
St. Catherine Laboure School
Barbara
Wyo
Buffalo Bill Historical Center
Whites Free Integrated Miami Schools
Public schools in the Miami area face a potential second round of busing to restore racial balance as whites flee integrated schools. The plan to add 8,000 pupils in 56 schools next September and 33,500 more over three to five years prompts protests, rallies, and boycotts led by parents and educators.
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Miami, Fla
Miami Area
Pat Tornillo
Dade County Classroom Teachers Association
Regation
Sandra Sprott
Poinciana Park Pta
Governors Endorse Revenue Sharing Proposed By Mills
Washington AP nine member National Governors Conference backed Rep Wilbur Mills plan for 3.5 billion to local governments and 1.8 billion to states, with early passage urged. Governors praised it as a vehicle for fiscal relief and cooperation, while debates over federal controls and poverty-based allocations continued.
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Washington
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
National Governors Conference
House
Senate
West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
Congress
Moore
Richard Osilvia
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Mike Mansfield
Labor Chief Says Public Interest Must Prevail Over Labor Claims
New York AP Treasury Secretary John B. Connally told over 400 businessmen that labor can no longer thumb its nose at the public and take all it can grasp. He urged labor and business to cooperate to revitalize the economy and warned both sides must share the burden to stay competitive with other nations. Connally noted business’s wariness of Nixon measures and cited arbitration for the West Coast dock dispute as the administration moves to curb inflation with wage and price restraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
Nixon
Congress
Conference Board
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Smorgasbord at Lone Oak opens at 5450 Nichol
A local notice announces a weekend luncheon at Lone Oak serving a smorgasbord for 2.3 dollars. Run dates are Thursday through Sunday. The address is 5450 Nichol.
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Nichol Lone Oak
Chicago Grain mixed futures on UPI report
Wheat and oats edged higher while corn mixed and soybeans rose amid Friday trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. Prices reflected modest moves with presidents and legislation cited as market influence.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Board of le
Ixon
Congress
Recg
Jly
Market News Roundup From New York Stocks Friday
New York trading closes with mixed results as Dow Jones averages dip while NASD listings show varied activity. Major indexes shift, bonds steady, and active stocks include Gillette, Texaco, IBM, and Goodyear amid broad move to close lower on the week.
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New York
GAF C P
Bat Stock Exchange
Gam Sk
S¢l Sowat PS
An Bales Close
Gannett
SpRand
Tae Pwr
Biow Vest
Gn. Dynam
Squibblb
Perry Rand
GnElec
St Brad
GniFood
Std Kollsma
GnHost Cp
StDlCal
Instruk
Stdoind
Es GenMills
Stdnj
GnMet
StdOhio
G Pubu
SterlDrg
Gn Steel Ind
Steven
Ye — Wigte
Studew
GenTire
SunOilCo
GaPac
Sunshine Mi
Gerber
Sup Oil
Getty
Swift Co
UPI
G, Corp
Tandy Corps
NASD
Weesome Grace W
nLife
Grand
Southland Fncl
A&p
BankAmerica
Giuner
IntNickl CanLtd
GtcWest UN Amer Tv&Commun
GreenGt
Igloo Corp
ValleyNat Bk Ariz
Greend Cp
NLT Corp
Gulfm
Gulf Oil
Gulf&Ws
DOW Jones
United Press International
Dow-Jones Ind
S&p 500
Stock market roundup with varied livestock prices
New York stocks show mixed gains with selected issues higher as cattle futures and grain prices drift. Prices for steer and heifer grades range from rough mid to upper thirties for quality, while lighter cattle and beans fluctuate amid cautious trading in the American market report.
Muncie Livestock Prices From Marhoefer's Market Brief
Livestock figures show cattle still steady with ranges for steers and heifers from 16.50 to 33.00 across quality levels. Bulls, lambs, and sheep listed with varied prices, including choice spring lambs 85 to 105 pounds at 23.00 to 24.50 and slaughter sheep near 3.00 to 6.00. Market notes mention calves and lambs, with Thursday timing noted.
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Idspr
Mutual
Select
Keystone
Putnam Am Hoss
Amer Motor
Voyag
Amt&t
Scienc
Wellington
Wellin
St. & Low
St. & Low Gd
Auction Sales Roundup at Indiana Locations
Public notices list multiple auctions across Indiana towns. Items include antiques, furniture, glassware, real estate, farm machinery, plumbing fixtures, and household goods. Notable sales at Anderson, Winchester, Elwood, Daleville, and Frankton with times from morning to afternoon and various auctioneers.
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Thomas W. Armstrong
Ark Shelter House
U.S
Knightstown
Ind
Egg M.ree
Lela M. Knotts
Park Avenue
Anderson
Wardell Flatter & Lot Turner
Auconesis
Fla
Van
Woolards Suipment
Muncie
Rickert Implement Inc
Winchester
Lion's Delaware Cs
Indlenberger Bros
Elwood Wholesale Dist., Inc
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Bill Cody
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King’s Inn
John Razer
Polish Lodge
Dance Academy
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Latour
Indianapolis
San Francisco
OF Anderson
Miami
Dade County
American Civil Liberties Union
Supreme Court
Larry Sparks and
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Wooten
Iounce
Fletcher
Clint Eastwood
Dirty Harry
James Bond
Candice Bergen
Peter Broyle Star
JOE
Sean Connery
T. R.baskin
Ways and Means Committee
Linois
Revene
Pj's
Elmer
Jack” Davis
Meridian Street
Chicago Grain
Goodyr
Hoover
Howmet
IdealBas
Nasd Inc
Specl
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Eaton & Howard
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T&t
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Timken 1
UAL Incorp
UN Elec
Unocal
UnCorp
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Uspsych
UsSmit
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Catana
AIM
Univ Oupro
Upjohn
Utah Inth
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Vendo Co
Victor CC
WaElec
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WhelPitt
White Motor
Whittake Cp
Wickes Cp
Xerox Cp
SeealeCorp
Zayre Corp
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Wwese
Standard & Poor's
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Standard & Poor
TOR
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Colgate
Collin Radio
CBS
Col Gas
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DanRiver
DanaCp
Dart
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Oklang
OlinCorp
Otis
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Pfizer
Phelp
PhilaEl
ShellOil
SierraPc
SignalCo
SimnCo
API
Emge
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