Tanks and Troops Quit Prague After Riot Deaths
AP reports tanks and thousands of troops withdrew from Prague after a day of protests on the Soviet invasion anniversary. Five people were killed in Prague Brno and Bratislava clashes as crowds faced riot police. Streetcars emptied and stores deserted amid calls for a day of shame.
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Vitava
Prague Radio
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Bratislava
Brno
Cetchoslovakia
Teddy Won’t Be Elected in Seventies Demonstration
Demonstrators chanted against Husak calling him a traitor and sang the national anthem. They shouted Long live Dubcek in tribute to the reformer, declaring the invasion unjust and expressing doubt about the government’s justification. A woman described the occasion as important for the people.
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Husak
Sorensen says Kennedy will not be elected president in 1972
Theodore Sorensen, former JFK aide, tells TV interviewer Edward Kennedy cannot win the presidency in 1972 and should not run. He calls Kennedy's actions the night of Mary Jo Kopechne's death indefensible and says he could not suspend his moral judgment while helping with the public speech. He notes Ted is young and may be eligible in years to come.
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New York
Theodore Sorensen
John F. Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Sorensen
Mary Jo Kopechne
Kennedy
Ted
Statement on Facts Reiterates No Misstatements Found
The speaker asserts that there are no misstatements of fact and that, to the best of their knowledge, no such misstatements exist. The remark emphasizes accuracy and honesty in presenting information.
Cedar Rapids Board Approves Land Purchase Offer
The Cedar Rapids urban renewal board approved Transamerica Investment Group’s bid to buy a 42 000 square foot parcel on First Street SE across from the Parkade for 353 050 dollars. No other bids exist. The sale moves to HUD for review before city council action.
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Cedar Rapids
Lost Item Quick Find Promises Speedy Help
A local service advertises rapid lost item retrieval with dedicated search teams and contact options. Customers can report items and get real time updates on search progress and estimated recovery times.
Blind music teacher becomes New Yorks first sightless instructor
Alexander Chavich of Youngstown Ohio is named the Bronx junior highs first blind teacher joining the New York City effort to place qualified blind instructors. He will teach with Braille textbooks and chart layouts using movable cloth pieces.
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New York
Alexander Chavich
Chavich
Bronx
Youngstown
Ohio
New York City
New York Assny For
New York Assn
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