Khartoum crisis widens with embassy standoffs and airliner drama
Sudanese troops sealed off the Egyptian and Libyan embassies in Khartoum as a British BOAC VC10 landed in Benghazi after Libyan fighters buzzed the jet. The crackdown follows the Monday coup in Khartoum and the capture of two Sudanese regime leaders on a London flight diverted to Libya. An Iraqi plane crash near Saudi Arabia and the deaths of two Iraqi Baath officials were reported, with unclear links to the Sudanese turmoil.
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Benina
Benghazi
Hashem Atta
Radio Baghdad
Mohammed Suleiman
Iraqi Baath Party
Salah Saleh
Military Bureau of Regional Command
Behghazi
Kids Dress Code Adopted by Fort LeBoeuf for 1971 72
Waterford Fort LeBoeuf School District releases a student drafted dress code for 1971 72. Proposed by the student council and reviewed by staff, it sets guidelines on shoes attire length grooming makeup and outerwear with enforcement by the school board and administrators.
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Fort LeBoeuf
Miss Puerto Rico Beba Franco Poses On Stage
Miss Puerto Rico Beba Franco, 24, of San Juan, rests on the stage during a pageant rehearsal. The caption notes her poised posture as photographers circle for portraits.
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Puerto Rico
Beba Franco
San Juan
U S Seeks Cease Fire At Paris Peace Talks
The United States and South Vietnam renewed their general cease fire proposal to improve peace talks. Ambassador Bruce urged the Communists to clarify the Viet Cong plan while Mrs Nguyen Tri Binh pressed for a fixed withdrawal date and prisoner release, signaling divergent views on total U.S. withdrawal. Ella Fitzgerald ends tour early for eye treatment after impaired performance.
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South Vietnam
Vietnam
David KE. Bruce
Nguyen Tri Binh
Bruce
U.S
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Mrs. Binh
Nice
France
Ella Fitzgerald
Beverly Hills
Best Report Yet Penn Central Loses 1.83 Million in June
Penn Central reported a 1.83 million dollar net loss for June 1970, aided by a 17 million write off on Lehigh Valley Railroad. The six month loss stands at 128 million, down 21.5 million from the prior year as trustees forecast possible continued operations through 1971 amid cautious cash expectations. Suburban zoning officials face a Pennsylvania House bill to create a state appeals board to override local decisions on low income housing funded by public or nonprofit sponsors and federal aid.
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Penn Central Railroad
Penn Central Management
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pennsy
Penn Central Transportation Co
Penn Central
Congress
Harrisburg
Police Landed Averted Trouble In Busti Facility Action
Lakewood Busti Police Chief Wayne E Quattrone and five officers were commended by the Town of Busti Board for averting a potentially dangerous situation at the Art Metal plant after the company moved to Rochester. They disarmed three private guards during six hours on site with no arrests. The board noted protection of all persons despite disagreement over the plant’s relocation.
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Busti
Wayne E. Quattrone
Town
Busti Board
Joseph Gerace
Rochester
Busti Police Dept
E. Robert Bootey
Quattrone
Gerace
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