Sargent to End Guardsmen Alert in Boston Sunday
Boston action ends mobilization of 450 guardsmen amid school integration tensions. A handful of fulltime guardsmen remain on standby as attendance rises citywide and a Hyde Park disturbance is contained. Police escorted students and bused groups to maintain order with no injuries.
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Revolt in Bolivia being mopped up by loyalist forces
President Hugo Banzer sent paratroopers and sharpshooters into eastern Bolivia to crush rebel units in Santa Cruz and Montero. Censors limited details as loyalist troops pressed operations, with rebels led by Carlos Valverde and Julio Prado identified by clandestine broadcasts.
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Montero
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OAS to vote on ending Cuba isolation at Quito meeting
Foreign ministers begin a five day OAS gathering in Quito to decide lifting the embargo on Fidel Castro’s regime. U S officials indicate wavering between abstaining or lifting sanctions, while Kissinger sends Ingersoll to represent Washington. Two bombs strike near the conference site as police guard the venue and embassies.
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Robert S. Ingersoll
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Barbados
University of Ecuador
Chinese Seek Reconciliation With Russia
China sent a conciliatory message to the Kremlin proposing a non aggression pact and separation of forces along their 4500 mile frontier on the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. Beijing cited fear of surrendering border rights while Moscow opposes a force separation, seeking territorial solutions from 19th century unequal treaties.
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Family clings to pride as two die in van deaths
In New Mexico a family of six traveled with signs and a diary before carbon monoxide from a charcoal grill killed William Orr 48 and his daughter Annette 13. The mother Lillian 44 and three boys 12 11 7 were hospitalized, malnourished but alive. Authorities say pride prevented seeking aid.
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McGovern urges Ford to withdraw Gibson nomination
Senator George S. McGovern demanded President Ford pull Andrew E. Gibson’s nomination to head the Federal Energy Administration, citing a potential conflict of interest amid reports of a near million-dollar separation deal with International Oil Transport. White House says Ford did not know of the arrangement and backs the nominee during FBI inquiry.
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International Oil Transport Inc
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EPA to study cancer link in Mississippi River drinking water
The EPA launches a nationwide study after private EDF findings tied New Orleans city water to cancer. EDF cites 1972 data and warns substances evade aging treatment. EPA aims to update safety analysis while New Orleans officials downplay alert levels.
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Crippled student testifies a Guardsman shot him
Dean Kahler, paralyzed since Kent State shootings, testified in the UPI report that he was shot by National Guard gunfire after dropping to the ground and shielding his head during the antiwar protest. He described medical treatment and his spinal injury, noting he threw stones at guardsmen before they fired.
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