Rioting spreads from ghetto townships to South Africa’s towns
The unrest grows beyond city ghettos into central farming towns as black communities protest segregation and economic hardship. Inflation climbs with a weak rand, gasoline prices surge, unemployment nears the 30 percent mark, and residents resist higher bus fares to reach distant job centers.
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Rescue team member shares CPR instincts after Warren incident
A HEART instrument assisted a patient placed in serious condition in St. Luke's Hospital cardiac unit. Petersen, new to rescues, said CPR training paid off as he jumped in instinctively and avoided panic, sensing the possible life saved.
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Weather forecast reports light snow and mixed precipitation
Extended forecast shows little or no precipitation Thursday through Saturday with highs in the upper 30s to 40s and lows from 15 to 25. Light snow fell in northern areas Monday while rain spread south and mild midwest warmth settled in.
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National Temperature Extremes Report
The day ranged from a low of 14 degrees at Pellston Michigan to a high of 82 degrees at Presidio Texas. Weather data shows notable regional contrasts with warm exposure in Texas and very cold conditions in Michigan.
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International weather highlights from Caribbean to Mexico
A compact weather summary notes conditions across Acapulco Mexico City Barbados St Thomas Bermuda San Juan Havana Trinidad Kingston and Vera Cruz through Monday evening. Temperature ranges span mid forties to mid eighties with cloudy and rainy systems reported in several locations.
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Canadian Report Weather Across Major Cities
The report lists Monday temperatures in several cities with conditions. Regina and Edmonton are cloudy with 12 and 42 as highs and lows respectively. Toronto and Montreal show snow with 17/25 and Vancouver is cloudy 32/47. Winnipeg shows snow with 6/4.
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Crossroads Residents Protests Over Planned Move to Khayelitsha
Demonstrations erupt in Crossroads as authorities plan the removal of residents to the Khayelitsha township eight miles from Cape Town. Government promises only timely notice while preparations accelerate, amid fears of imminent displacement.
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Westmoreland CIA dispute tests enemy strength estimates
CBS lawyer David Boies pressed General Westmoreland on lower enemy strength figures used by the CIA. Hawkins admitted the figures were not his best estimate but “crap.” George Allen and Maj. General Joseph A. McChristian disputed Westmoreland’s claims, with Rostow implicated in pressuring misleading progress. The case centers on CBS coverage of Vietnam War intelligence and alleged deception.
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CBS
David Boies
CIA
George Allen
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Walt Rostow
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Pierre N. Leval
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Joseph A. McChristian
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Washington
Mike Wallace
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Jelinek Reflects On Police Work And The Courts
Jelinek, a veteran prosecutor, says police and courts share the goal of justice. He notes most suspects are rightly arrested, but emphasizes the value of due process and second chances. He recalls a robbery case where a defendant was acquitted at trial and remains impressionable about reform.
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Cedar Rapids
Bill Kudina
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Nine arrested in Linn County drunken driving crackdown
Police charged nine people with drunken driving after late Saturday and Sunday arrests across Linn County. Names include Donald Mastin, Kathleen Arthurs, Paul Waller, Rena Campbell, Michael Bessey, Darin Henik, Michael Christensen, Clyde Hoffpauli, and Oliver Schultz with additional charges such as headlights, speeding, improper use of lanes, and not using signals.
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Donald B. Mastin
Western Drive
First Avenue West
Kathleen A. Arthurs
Windsor Drive
B Avenue NE
Paul E. Waller
Nesley Drive
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Harold Drive
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Newport
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Clyde R. Hoffpauli
C St
Cedar Rapids
Oliver W. Schultz
A Ave. NW
J St
Former Iowa Nazi party head dies in Davenport
John Robert Bishop 58 once led the Iowa Nazi party and pleaded guilty to conspiracy in a 1969 counterfeit money plot. He died after collapsing on a Davenport street and passing away at Mercy Hospital following a three year probation sentence.
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