Red China threatens Britain over Hong Kong dispute
AP reports Red China threatens to smash British rule in Hong Kong while praising the Red Guards attack on the British mission in Peking. Terrorists injure a Chinese comedian Lam Bhn and his brother amid a wave of legation harassment as Britain contends with possible fallout and hostage concerns.
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London
Red China
Hong Kong
Red Guards
Peking
New China
Lam Bhn
Japan
Kyodo News Service
Peking People's Daily
Britain
Legation
Mao Tse-tung
China
Donald C. Hopson
Mao
Winds Fan Forest Fires In Idaho and Montana
Dry electrical storms and wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour fanned fires across north Idaho and western Montana, forcing crews from flames. In British Columbia conditions were steady with a 30,000 acre Shuswap Lake blaze still out of control and 335 fires burning nationwide. About 80,000 acres remained aflame or smoldering as two large Glacier National Park blazes threatened shifts in five directions. No injuries reported.
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Associated Press
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Northwest
Shuswap Lake
Vancouver
Oregon
Glacier National Park
Exiles from Cuba Cost Taxpayers a Million Each Week
AP reports U.S. taxpayers fund Cuban refugee resettlement at over 1 million weekly with totals in the hundreds of millions. Since 1959 about 400,000 Cubans reached the U.S., about half in Miami. Costs include $850 per refugee flight and 60 000 annually for a State Department office.
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Cuba
Miami
Fila
U.S
United States
Fidel Castro
Florida
Coast Guard
Soviet Union
Immigration Service
Customs
State Department
Kansan Is Killed In Missouri Crash
Earl LeRoy Collins 73 of Wichita Kansas died from injuries after a two vehicle crash at the junction of U S 60 and Missouri 86 in Neosho Missouri. Four others in the Collins car were injured and hospitalized including Margaret Collins Edith Hunt Grace Boatright and Gracie Hunt all from Boone Iowa.
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Neosho
Earl LeRoy Collins
Wichita
Kan
U.S. 60
Missouri
Collins
Margaret Collins
Edith Hunt
Grace Boatright
Gracie
Boone
Iowa
Two Youths Face Expanded Charges in Shooting Spree
In Groveland District Court Thomas Braun and Leonard Maine both 18 from Ritzville Washington faced additional charges after being bound over for a preliminary hearing on attempted murder in Ukiah California. A fourth victim Susan Bartolomei remains in critical condition with brain injury and possible kidnapping ties. The pair are also wanted in connection with the killings of Deanna Buse and Samuel Ledgerwood with motives listed as rape and car theft.
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Sonora
Calif
Thomas Eugene Braun
Leonard Maine
Ritzville
Wash
T. Wesley Osborne
Groveland Judicial District Court
Susan Diane Bartolomei
Ukiah
Sierra
Bartolomei
Community Hospital
Oregon
Braun
Maine
Palm Springs boy’s pet python not dangerous
David Salk, 18, says his 8 foot python Sherwood poses no danger despite slipping away in Palm Springs. His father Dr Herman L Salk is a Palm Springs veterinarian. brother Dr Jonas Salk developed the antipolio vaccine.
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Palm Springs
Calif
David Salk
Sherwood
David
Herman L. Salk
Jonas Salk
Lost Ladies Underwear Ad Sparks City Curiosity
A recent classified ad in downtown Emporia Gazette stirred interest with the peculiar wording Lost Ladies underwear if found return to newspaper office. The note drew attention from readers and locals.
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Emporia Gazette
Editor Banned After Editorial Attacks on President Dies
Lio Fernandes, banished for printing an editorial attack on former President Humberto Castello Branco the day after his death in an air plane crash.
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Lio Fernandes
Humberto Castello Branco
Santa Monica Pinup to be Sentenced for Prostitution
Beverly Hills says Nancy Cole 21 will be sentenced October 5 on a prostitution conviction. Cole, who uses the pinup name Joey Gibson, was the nude playmate of the month in June Playboy magazine.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Nancy Cole
Santa Monica
Miss Cole
Joey Gibson
Playboy
Congressman Backs Family Planning Viewpoint Sparks Debate
Washington AP report notes Rep Hugh Carey defending family planning during a House debate on birth control and foreign aid. He cited his 14 children as evidence of careful planning and reflected on births in India as God’s hope for humanity. Rep Charles Joelson of New Jersey questions the implications of war deaths.
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Washington
Hugh Carey
House
India
New York Democrat
Charles
Joelson
D-N.j
Vietnam
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