Sunday simmary Broke Demos say charges the debt idea
The Democratic Party plans an art themed telethon on ABC to raise 9.3 million dollars for campaign debts. Chairman Joly Yo Brown Jr notes the effort aims to rally major donors and plastic credit card contributions from viewers starting yesterday.
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Ulster Protestants threaten break with Britain over heritage
A militant Protestant leader in Northern Ireland warns of breaking ties with Britain if necessary to preserve Belish heritage and way of life. The violence toll rises to 12 dead after a Callwire shooting in Belfast. Lawrence McKenny, 28, dies of wounds in the Lower Wally area as hostilities persist 12 days after a cease-fire.
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Delays Loom In World Chess Title Match As Arbiter Leaves
Reports say the planned title match between Bobby Fischer and Spassky faces new delays after chief arbiter Lothar Behn reportedly leaves Iceland. Fischer, at peak form, is set to meet Spassky on Tuesday, with talks of another postponement if Behn does not return.
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Shades of Woodstock crowds jam highways at festival site
An estimated crowd fans a road festival reminiscent of Woodstock filling a rural venue. Youths surge onto a highway, fences are climbed, and litter is left as authorities struggle to untangle traffic jams stretching for miles in all directions.
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Eclipse Shadow to Darken Regions Across North America
A solar eclipse will darken Alaska and parts of Canada and the United States tomorrow. Observers are urged to view safely to avoid permanent eye damage. The path will traverse northern Siberia and the North Atlantic, with varying visibility across the region.
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Cuba to establish ties with independent Latin nations
Cuban foreign minister Velegria Torras de la Luz says Cuba will establish diplomatic relations with Latin American nations that demonstrate independence from perceived American imperialism. The announcement follows signing documents reestablishing relations between Cuba and Venezuela.
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Delegates clash for seats at Democratic convention
Delegates fight for hundreds of seats as Miami Beach hosts the Democratic National Convention amid conflicting security and court challenges. Uncertainty remains over who will fill California's 271 seats as arrangements unfold in Hurbulet Convention Hall.
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Summer: A collage of a family of man memories
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