Colonies Glam Fashion and Free Records Fair
Hundreds of dollars in door prizes free records and gifts lure readers to a Colonian event. Informal modeling showcases Wasson fashion in a Bliss-cothe atmosphere with featured outfits including a Kick dress and nylon slips.
Democrats Seek Open Housing Bill Vote In House
Democratic leaders moved to bring an unchanged Senate open housing civil rights bill to the House despite GOP opposition. Supporters argued the measure would ban housing discrimination by 1970 with protections for civil rights workers and Indians, while Republicans urged House and Senate conference changes. Southerners demanded committee hearings and delay, calling a direct vote an immoral rush.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Rules Committee
White House
Gerald R. Ford
Everett Mr. Dirksen
Ford
Carl Albert
Judiciary Committee
Wiliam M. McCulloch
Ohio
GOP
Albert
Guerrilla seizure reported in Venezuelan town of Aragua
UPI reports guerrilla forces stormed the mountain town of Aragua in Falcon State Venezuela and held it for over eight hours. Panorama dispatches say the mayor and several policemen were captured before the group fled, prompting an army patrol to be dispatched. The event marks renewed guerrilla activity in border regions near Colombia. Pvt Sterling Van Metre, son of Gro L. Van Metre, is on a 20 day leave from the US Marine Corps base at Camp Pendleton after training, returning there after leave.
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Venezuela
UPI
Aragua
Falcon State
Panorama
Cora
Colombia
Sterling van Metre
Gro L. van Metre
Rt. 4
Box
Marine Corps
Camp Pensdleton
Calif
Markleville High School
Phillio-Ford Co
Connersville
Camp Pendleton
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