Rhodesian police kill fifteen in Salisbury rioting
Reported by AP, Rhodesian police killed fifteen blacks and wounded about forty in Salisbury amid rioting sparked by debates over a British-backed Pearce Commission settlement. Government blamed outbursts on agitators as protests followed Pearce Commission arrival and discussions of greater black participation in government.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Pla
Pearce
Belisin
Kovecument
Smith
Alwayes
Thelheon
Britain
Ian Sprith
Gwelo
Umtali
Salaritish
con@isbury
Shabsal
Seceabillyy
Senith
Pouchien
Lord Pearce
British Labor Party
Hapard
Wilson
Ithoner Pte Binkster
Staith
Thodesia
Bulfie
Rhode
Charity
Bie Smith
Elixe
PMN
Buffalo Bills Grandson Promotes Heritage on Tours
Buffalo Bill’s grandson, known as Uncle Bill Cody, tours schools to teach American heritage and the generation gap. He speaks about his grandfather, Buffalo Bill Cody, and his Wyoming ranch, delivering lectures to students and stressing freedom and culture.
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Glenview
Bull Bob
Sinew
Umfalo Bill
Coly
Woo
Ori Fathec
Uncle Eill
Leges
Senor
Enele Tilt
Belover
Tiis
St. Catherine
Teges
al Imore
Bill
Bar- Bill Cody
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Hara
Cody
Buffalo Bill
Buffalo
Pooy Express
Hinger
Busing Debate Roils Miami Public Schools Over Integration
In Miami Dade County debates over compulsory busing to maintain racial balance trigger mass rallies and protests as white families withdraw. The school system serves 243 600 pupils across Miami and surrounding areas with an ongoing federal court order and calls for a trans federal integration plan. Protests stress concerns over loss of white majorities while officials defend buses as a necessity to patch gaps and comply with court directives.
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Miami, Fla
Miami
Pat Tornilla
Dade County
Milani
Snallers
Iha
The
American Civil Liberties Board
Unie
Ue Supremel
Darel. Pils
Syaten
Paaty
Tas Fer
Nore
Agehcal Board
Appkesian
Elihe
Bow Leek
Sandra Spratt
Governors Endorse Mills Revenue Sharing Plan
Washington AP reports nine governors endorsed Rep Mills Arkansas Democrat plan for federal revenue sharing, backing a Mills bill over Nixon proposal. Governors praise the plan as a vehicle for fiscal relief to states and local governments, and anticipate swift congressional action.
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Washington
Evidorsed
Withuk Mills
D-Ark
Nixon
National Governors Conference
House
Senate
Shairman
Ways and Means Committee
Witton
Wixco
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Congress
West Virginia
Arch A
Mills
Moore Jr
Arel
Congressfal
Scott
Moore
Richard Ggilvi
Tle Senate
den Uinois Toll
Mike Mansfield
Labor Says Public Interests Must Guide Business Action
In New York, Secretary Connally urged labor and business leaders to stop acting against the public. He warned that wage and price controls may stay unless business cooperates to revitalize the economy and meet public needs. Connally stressed shared responsibility to end self serving practices and support national recovery.
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New York
Sch B. Connally
Nsl
Vriday
Het Labor
Tie Ean Speier
Jean Brasp
Nixon
Connally
Win
Sore Connally
Shor
Olerate
Busi
Hess
Washington
Bath
Hsiness
Jixon
Congress Agistation
Conference Board
Business To Catch
Jonnally
Wig Business
Jess
Chamber of Commerce
Smorgasbord at Lone Oak for $2.29 this week
Hurry to 9430 Nichol Lone Oak for a smorgasbord priced at $2.29. Thor, through Sunday, the 19th, offers a limited-time dining deal at this location.
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Thor
Chicago Stock and Grain Markets Mixed On Friday Close
Chicago and New York stock closings show mixed results with oil and grain futures fluctuating. The day featured wide activity in corn, wheat, soybeans and corn oil, alongside stock price shifts and dividend notes from major companies.
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Chicago
New York
Moatlaats
Kadarsa Vriday
Dannet
Nick AG
Sperry
Osiger
Vastoa
Wuppork
Stade
Inloni
Zoe Nissuedito
Smay
United Freas Udtereatlessl
Vitam
Teleoy Thursar
HAITI
New Mite Thregg
Azpa
Alitioe
Akie
Tania Tca
York Crews
Dade
Exchange
Bee
Lao
Uniraya
USL
Mme
Sas
MFM
Esovine
Eatin
Tadasviale
Ulal
Nace Maren
Prises
Jialand Bilets
Bjork
Nauk
Fuods
Jaete
Rey ‘Vann
Sunso
Ivesttagh
The
New Week Stock Exchange
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Vicks
Qheyen Sm
Ai i Ik
Eyts
yaleCorp Gt Ag
Isa
Pat Divida
Nat Saya
Joram
Emea Brest
Ainck
An Co
Deere
ETL
Ancyan
Fatea Dey
Eaton Equly
Amitorg
Learsieg
Ieee Sue
Aiktar LD
Thor Masers
Frankuly Cown
Tecom
Val Fee
Ag Rielle
Ailes’ Corp Mawnay
UPI
Apex
Weleingion
Marenr
NUE
Martie
Bassey Verty Teal
Etl Aninarailabe
Yimavds
Mayeros
Brasean
Mead
Clary Corp cheLaiver
Bendix
Carmela Ouuls
Benguet
Payals
Blreke Dkr
Mead Cp
Dalya Corp American
Aneire Am
Wester Iading
Bove
Fuld
America
Uested
Coane
Cell Sava
Gerry
CeRun
Tiger Als
Surdant & Poor's
Mecca
Ea Gy ! & Poor's
Fauris
Otha
Wabisco
Bnei Dyn
Ratdall
RSC Ind
Tiian Sar
Irdust
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Ing RaSiGe
Ham
CorsCol
Nadia i
Ashe
Foeretn
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Perry
Tvirey Be
Dwerdooz
Helmand
Thomas W. Armsittag
Gale
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Park
Silmante
Peet Widg
Keixhist
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Auchsceer
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Real Natare
Park Avenue
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Tod
Dresser
RCA
Rey Wardell Vintlor
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aMentga Co
Aueliolinars
DuPont
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Mun
Pyxamle Co
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Riviana Lot Sale
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Ind
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Elwood Wholesale
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Arcot
Bieri
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Mask
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LPR
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Ord Maha Anliques
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Por Mex
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FreviMnay
Mark Kingen
Frochut
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SUM Corp
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