Rap Brown shot in holdup attempt in Manhattan
In Manhattan an attempted holdup at the Red Carpet Lounge led to a gun battle in which H Rap Brown and three other suspects fired on police. Brown, wounded, was taken to Roosevelt Hospital with abdominal and liver injuries. Police identified Brown by fingerprints and records and investigated linkages to revolutionary groups.
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Ralph Mannetta
Mannetta
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Manetta
Roosevelt Hospital
Smaeth ‘Brown
Susan
Levi
Chicago
Arthur Mo
Gatty Hunt
Salvatore Rossale
Hunt
Apartment House
Mannelita
Murphy
Two-China decision faces U.N.
United Nations debate opens on China fate with competing drafts. Albania and others push to recognize the PRC and expel Chiang Kai-shek from the UN. the US groups seek to retain nationalist China seats or share seats with Communist China. Albanian and Algerian ministers lead the opening remarks with shifting speaker order among nations.
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General Assembly
China
Chiang Ih
Peking
Albania
People's Republic of China
United Nations
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
U.N
Security Council
Nésti Nase
PDT
Abdlaziz Bouteflika
Assembly
Adam Malik
Indonesia
U.S
George Bush
Taiwan
Chow Shu Kai
Bush
Connally frames US as in war of economics with rivals
Treasury Secretary Connally declared the United States is in a war of competition and economics with foreign trading partners. He urged tax relief for firms, warned against expropriation of American holdings, and called for tougher action to secure a level world trade field. He cited Chile as an example and urged Congress to balance tax policy with corporate needs.
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UPI
Treasury
John B. Connally
United States
Business Council
Esman
Congress
Connally
America
Chile
U.S
Heath urges Britain to end ties to U.S. and defend Europe
Prime Minister Edward Heath told a Brighton convention that Western Europe must assume its own defense and prosperity as the United States grapples with domestic and international troubles. He warned of U S–Soviet and U S–China shifts and pledged Britain would not pull out of Northern Ireland amid violence. Heath praised a "New Britain in a New World" and urged Europe to walk into a new era without relying on others for security. About 1,000 protesters, including 600 jobless Scots from Upper Clyde Shipyards, opposed the speech outside.
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Brighton
England
UPI
Edward Heath
Europe
United States
Soviet Union
China
Britain
Northern Ireland
Ireland
Heath
Treath
Upper Clyde
Scotland
Weather outlook for AYRE through Monday
Fair weather continues through Monday with highs in the low to mid 60s and nighttime lows around the 40s. Light winds persist as the region remains dry and tranquil.
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Monnday
Tig Man Aguiar Leads Gladiators Past San Jose City College
Larry Aguiar scores three touchdowns for Chariot College as the Gladiators beat San Jose City College 71 to 35. Ray Wersching kicks a late yard field goal to seal the 35-71 victory and highlight a busy college football roundup.
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Chariot College
Gladiators
San Jose City College
Iacker Ray Wersching
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Washington State Cougars
Los Angeles
Stanford
Atep
Indians
USC
Seg
Unclear OCR fragment notes state and port references
Fragmentary text from page 3 mentions a ship from a U eight pac port and the phrase positive thinking. No clear events, dates, or named entities to identify.
Yellowstone bears reject campground haunts in public areas
Nationwide coverage notes Yellowstone bears avoid public campgrounds and park roads after loss of handouts. Unemployed Brooklyn man faces murder charges in a domestic arson case. ADA accuses Nixon of nominating mediocrities to the Supreme Court. Eldridge Cleaver to return to the US to aid guerrilla efforts. About 500 striking miners rampage in east central Ohio targeting non union mines.
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Brooklyn
National Board of Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Nixon
Supreme Court
Ohio
Kolbe death remembered amid Auschwitz nightmare
The Rev Maksymilian Kolbe, among four million who died in Auschwitz, is honored for his special status among Catholics. The report notes related items on Sadat asserting Soviet friendship in Middle East talks and a U S Army fence around a Vietnamese village to curb vice and a Cambodian move to curb National Assembly power.
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Auschwitz
Kolbe
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Moscow
Middle East
U.S. Army
South Vietnam
National Assembly
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