Four student groups dissolved in Argentina revolt
In Buenos Aires and Cordoba police clashed with students as the military regime dissolved four student organizations at the University of Buenos Aires and other campuses. About 100 students were arrested, several injured, and tear gas used in Buenos Aires shopping district. In Cordoba, roughly 2,000 students were involved in street battles with at least 10 arrests.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Argentina
Cordoba
Argentine University Federation
University of
Calle Florida
Fifth Avenue
Detroit
Tolc
Runaway California teen to ride freight home with dog
In Fort Collins a 15-year-old runaway and his large dog were found in railroad yards after riding freights across the country. Police say he will return to Stockland by train, this time with the dog accompanying him inside the carriage.
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Fort Collins
Cub
UPI
California
Stocklan
C. T. (Buck) Howe
Fort’ Collins
Montana
Cows And Humans Share Curiosity In Field Tricks
Dr George W Crane recounts a boyhood lesson using a lying still stance to attract cows in a 41 acre pasture. The tale expands to hunting methods and camp stories showing how curiosity guides both animals and people, including a dog, ramrods, and red flags in buffalo grass country.
Workers Protest Over Red Object In Camberley Football Row
Workers in Camberley England resist a new rule about colored lapel tags as they form a modern football style huddle. They reverse tags and delay tea breaks while management pressures them to comply. When harassment risk looms they fear strike and decide to drop the tag, then resume work before an alleged clash.
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Camberley
England
David Picks Amherst Not West Point in Eisenhower Family Note
New York AP report shows Mamie Eisenhower saying grandson David, 18, will attend Amherst College instead of following his father and grandfather to West Point. He recently graduated Phillips Exeter and chose college over military academy, per McCall's magazine excerpt. The piece also covers Eisenhower remarks on modern romance and privacy.
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New York
Mamie Eisenhower
David
West Point
Phillips Exeter
Amherst College
McCall's Magazine
Davin’s
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lakewood
N.J
UPI
Eisenhowers
Lel
Beach Combed By Tool in Huntington Beach
Mrs. Dolores Carlson uses a $134 metal detector and a basket to beachcomb daily. She earns about 15 dollars in coins per day plus a mix of medals lighters and occasional radios while noting the activity grows beyond the original few beachcombers. The detector reaches deep finds and the hobby provides calm as a preferred pastime.
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Huntington Beach
Dolores Carlson
Visit to Russia Plans Official Soviet Trip Noted
Moscow officials announced Monday night that King Has an iI of Morocco intends an official visit to the Soviet Union in 2028. The report notes the palace and state jet details.
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Moscow
UPI
Hasan iI
Morocco
Soviet Union
Pioneers Ignore Lion Declares San Francisco Debate
Anton Lavey asked the Society of California Pioneers to admit his pet lion Togare, tracing lineage to a circus beast Nero Rowe from October 1849. A society spokesman said they plan to ignore the request, noting no checks accompanied the membership form.
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San Francisco
Anton Lavey
Togare
Society of California Pioneers
Lavey
Nero Rowe
California
Woman Sues Cousin Over 1983 Stock Merger Trade
Mrs Gloria Sutro of San Mateo sues cousin Marshall Naily for 14 million in a San Francisco Superior Court suit over the 1983 Uni ted Artists Corp and United California Theaters merger. Defendants include United Artists and California Theaters with stock values cited at 878.70 and 154 650 dollars respectively.
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San Francisco
Gloria Naily Sutro
San Mateo
Marshall Naily
Naily
Uniited Artists Corp
United Calfornia Theaters, Inc
SWAMP
San Fran
Cisco Superior Court
Nelly
United
United Artists
California Theater
Artss Ee Caisee
Frail legal dispute over stock and valuables in London
A woman claimed she gave Naify power of attorney to finalize a United Artists deal, hoping to boost the family’s finances. She received 30,930 shares valued at about 425 dollars, while she alleged 47,615 shares and 1 million damages were involved, with dividends never materializing. The case centers on stock, losses, and a disputed judgment.
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Naify
United Artists
London
UPI
Harry Edge
United California
Jace
Sutro
Baltimore Tests Yale Style Christmas Décor on Charles Street
In hot humid August weather three light poles in Baltimore's business district were festooned with red green and silver decorations. The Charles Street Association planned the test to measure public reaction and said the decorations would come down Wednesday.
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Baltimore, Md
Charles Street
Baltimore
Charles Street Association
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