Senate Votes Crime Bill Revisions
Washington reports the Senate approved changes to a major crime bill moving through four parts. Kennedy criticized the measure as a danger to traditions while lobbying for expanded grants to enhance local law enforcement and to bar certain felonies from eligibility for aid.
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Upi
Kennedy
Senate
Slins
Sami J. Ervin
Ness
ISC
Barler
Edward M. Kennnedy
Almay
Tion
Johnson
Panama Riots Kill Two in Post Election Violence
Panamanian post election violence leaves at least two dead as submachine gun fire erupts around the Peoples Alliance headquarters in Panama City. Rival candidates claim victory while the Electoral Tribunal delays final results amid arrests and street clashes involving guardsmen and protesters.
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UPD
Peoples Alliance
Panama
Tiobs
Ils
Headquar
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Arnulfo Arias
Rigoberto Paredes
National
Radio Sobera- Ana A Ee
Paredes
Samudlo
Mil-Street
Penonnel Management Training Development
Suite G 356 1490. Training development note appears as a terse address and contact line. The fragment suggests an office suite associated with personnel or management training development, likely a business contact detail.
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Penonnel Management
Pound Dips to New Lows Amid Political Turmoil in Britain
The pound slid to its lowest level in history near 2.3882 per dollar after market open, despite assurances from Chancellor Jenkins of a rally. Prime Minister Wilson faced rising calls to resign as the Labour Party caucus prepared to defend the controversial prices and incomes bill. In Prague, Czechoslovakia’s Communist leadership sought public input on democratization through a questionnaire, signaling continued liberalization under party control.
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Harold Wilson
Raeee
Wilson
Labor
Prague
Czechoslovakia
House of Commons
Britain
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Jenkins
Commons
Jen
Daugh
British Press
Institute of Political Sciences
Central Committee
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Viet Cabinet Shakeup Hinted by Loc Quiz
In Saigon, members of the South Vietnamese legislature jeered Prime Minister Nguyen Van Lac as speculation swirled about a cabinet shakeup. Reports linked a compromise candidate, a lawyer with little political experience, to replace him if moves to oust Lac gain momentum amid alleged government weaknesses during the Viet Cong offensive.
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Fan Thien
Attle Op
Senate
Nanday
Mon- Bay
Viet Cong
Riots Erupt at Kweichow University Over Mao Support
A chaotic broadcast from Kweichow on Monday night reports students at Kweichow University rioting against Mao Tse tung. The unrest accuses rebels of nurturing capitalist traitors and aims to steady the revolutionary path while suppressing perceived enemies.
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Tse- Tung
Kweichow ‘University
Kweichow
Navy files release on Arnheiter dismissal sparks Dramalike dispute
AP reports Joseph Resnick charged the Navy released only parts of the Arnheiter hearing records. He cited that 34 of 41 charges were dropped, while Baumberger’s findings were mostly upheld. Navy officials contested full disclosure and criticized what they called arrogance over honor in the case.
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Resnick
New York
Democrat
Navy
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Vance
Vietnam
Tresnick
Walter
Baumberger
Thei
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Us Pacific Fleet
Roy Johnson
Pacific Fleet
Judge Seals FBI Recording In Brown Case
U S district Judge Lansing Mitchell ruled Monday that allowing defense attorneys to examine an FBI recording of a conversation involving H. Rap Brown would compromise national security. The ruling came as the defense sought to review juror selection materials in Brown's trial amid bombing charges and related federal proceedings.
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Brown
Justice Department
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Hanpl
New Orleans
UPH
U.S
Mitchell
Rains Flood Arkansas Rivers Rampage Across State
Torrents drenched Arkansas on Monday triggering the state’s largest river flood in decades. Serious flooding closed at least 15 roads and affected several communities as waters rose across counties, prompting emergency warnings and road closures. A separate Tokyo report notes Japan’s defense agency presenting a top honor to Adm. Ulysses S. Grant Sharpe Jee, commander in chief of American forces in the Pacific.
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Arkansas
Japan
Hanoi
Tokyo
Defense Agency
Ulysses
Grant Sharpe Jee
Avere
Tunnel vote results: passage defeated 12 to 18
A brief report notes that the tunnel measure was voted on last Thursday and failed, with a final tally of 12 in favor and 18 against. The fragment lacks context on location or governing body.
Columbia U probe stalls student groups opposition
Senate opposition questions the tunnel project cost and benefits as hearings reveal concerns over high tolls and freeway access. Officials warn the tunnel could strain revenue while critics argue the plan diverts funds from other transportation options and benefits the Antelope Valley area.
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New York
UPI
Columbia Universe
Pli
Antelops Valley
Sponsible
Toland
Toj Commission
Oxygen in hot air affects health and function
The piece explains that higher temperatures reduce breathable oxygen, potentially making people in hot regions like Mexico have less oxygen than those in cooler areas such as Minnesota. It notes health impacts, including reduced bodily efficiency and possible strain on body systems, with doctors noting likely both effects.
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Mexico
Minnesota
Weather Forecasts Across Regions During Week
National and regional weather updates show clouds, showers, and varying temperatures. Cities including Albany Anchorage Asheville Cleveland Denver Spokane and others are noted for potential rain, with temperatures ranging from the 40s to mid 80s across districts. Forecasters warn of mountain snow and coastal showers, while a notable segment covers midweek conditions and sunrise times.
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Ricinty
Merning Aaheville
Eto
Aviante Realg
Siantes Ait
Arias Bonen
Aoious
Ayers
Gary
Burt Tan
Suntel
Columbus
Denver
Atari
Isalum
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Ohneeton
Derert
Conuigerante Claudines
Spokane
Nena Bey Thin
al Marchiara
Artguhd
Eisenhower
Walter Reed
Lee Scleral
Washington
Hewett
Indian i
Banpaten
Wells
Pasadena Area Officials Court Order Involving Fees
Fragmented OCR text mentions Pasadena area offices and a court order related to fees or postage. It references Pasadenas, a former Murray area, and financial actions or payments. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Lars Postaga
Panjadena
Segal Advarde
Fate
Pasadena
Murray
Wasi
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