Gangs Firebomb and Violence Hit Multiple Cities
United Press reports widespread trouble as youths firebombs and bricks disrupt Ravine Wisconsin and other cities. Aretha Franklin threatens to quit after unpaid performance at Red Rocks Theater. Gunfights injure eleven in York Pennsylvania. police report arrestees and property damage across Grand Rapids Mobile and New York.
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Pope Paul Defends Birth Control Ban Firestorm
Pope Paul VI defended his encyclical limiting birth control while noting it does not oppose reasonable parenthood or scientific progress. The remarks came as firebombs struck a furniture store and tensions rose in a Roman Catholic neighborhood over obedience to papal policy. Authorities reported six other fires, with no sign of abatement, and crowds gathered near the pope's summer residence as he spoke to thousands.
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Bridge authoritariy? Delmouly faces 4 0 break in diamonds
The article recounts Claude Delmouly guiding France against Australia in a Bridge Olympics match. Delmouly's cautious play and long thinking are highlighted as he discriminates between finesses and discards. The piece ends noting a puzzling Daily Question about a 2NT opening and a 10 9 3 6 hand. It also mentions unrelated incidents in Grand Rapids and New York police operations.
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Australia
Claude Delmouly
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Theelarer
Truce Declared After Talks Between Russians and Czechs
Prague reports a peace truce amid cautious optimism from Communist leaders. Dubcek and Bratislava conference observers signal strain but vow reform path. Ulbricht and Gomulka voices reinforce plan while central leadership seeks to reassure public and dispel suspicion.
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N. Y
Alexander Dubcek
Airliner Lands After Midair Collision and Crash
Milwaukee investigators probe a midair crash involving a single-engine Cessna 150 colliding with North Central Airlines Flight 281 as it prepared to land in Milwaukee. The pilot and copilot were injured, and one passenger suffered serious leg injuries. Passengers remained belted as the twin-engine plane landed, with the accident prompting a federal investigation.
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Saginaw
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Ted Baum
Skokie
Thomas Sauntei
Ders
Washington
Central Airlines
Rick L
Convair
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Elk Grove
Nancy Steffens
Twa'consin
Justllage
Miami-hijacker and child hijack to Havana on charter plane
A gunman with his baby hijacked a charter plane in Miami and ordered the pilot to fly to Cuba. Pilot James Yach, 21, landed back in Florida after a three hour detour. The hijacker, named Stewart Ortin, claimed the child was his daughter and said he could see her on weekends. Radio Havana reported the event but gave no names or stated his intentions.
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