Rain-swollen floods devastate Rapid City crowds and fires
Sudden flash floods sweep Rapid City South Dakota sweeping from back hills. Fires explode as water carries away campers and bystanders. Officials estimate damage in the millions with thousands reported homeless and many injured. Authorities warn thousands of tourists camping in the Bla Hills remain unaccounted.
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Rapid City
S.D
Bla Hills
Wester Sand Dakota
Swiss tighten hunt for Osan Maritoka tied to airport attack
Swiss authorities say Osan Maritoka, identified as a fourth member of a Japanese terror team, was in Bern on July 5 after a night at a local hotel. Police pursue the 21 year old, linked by Kozo Okumoto as the sole survivor among three attackers who killed 24 and wounded more than 40 with machine guns and grenades at Lad airport.
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Switzerland
Osan Maritoka
Lad
Nel Aviv
Maruoka
Bern
Anl
Tunney Seeks Delegate Run Amid California Delegation Clash
The article details Tunney as a chosen delegate candidate for California in the Democratic Convention contest. It notes shifts in support from John Manne to McGavern, with Ed Muskle facing criticism from Mexican American delegates. George Brown backs Tunney despite past rivalry, highlighting intra party tensions and a close race on page 4.
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John Manne Wing
California
George eGavern
Tunney
McGavern
Edwund Muskle
McGovern
George Brown
Anney
Cabinet job for Wallace emerges in Wallace visit
Sen George McGovern who leads the Democratic field after Tuesday's primaries met with Alabama governor George Wallace at Holy Cross Hospital. McGovern did not rule out offering a Cabinet post if he wins the presidency, while Wallace is not considered a likely vice presidential candidate. The encounter followed Wallace's long battle after being shot May 15 and paralyzed below the waist.
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George McGovern
George Wallace
Alabama
Kot McGovern
Lhe
Wallace
Souk Dakote
Senalor
Holy Cross Hospital
Barbara Jordan Sworn In as First Black Female Texas Governor
Barbara Jordan becomes the first Black woman governor in U.S. history. The Texas state senator pledges a new commitment to fight injustice and inequality, calling for a future where love prevails. The ceremony, in the Senate chamber, marks a historic day in Texas politics.
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Barbara Jordan
United States
Mize Jordan
Flouslan
Senate
Texas
U.S. War Plan Shifts Marine and Air Force Squadrons
Pentagon sources say several Marine and Air Force squadrons will move from South Vietnam to Thailand in coming weeks to meet Nixon’s goal of 49 000 U.S. troops by July 4. Based in Thailand, the planes would sustain round the clock strikes against North Vietnamese troops in South Vietnam while not being counted among U.S. forces in South Vietnam. Withdrawal continues despite the Communist offensive, which began last week.
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South Vietnam
Thailand
Camber
Nixon
Pentagon
Zasler Yeekeml
Review item listing for Hayward California ad copy
In today’s Review Hayward California edition a brief classified style notice appears with a contact number 782-6411. It mentions a price 25 cents and a page count of 134 pages, indicating a sale or promotional item within the 248th page group.
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Hayward
California
Market trends revive cheap film culture across Bay Area theaters
The piece surveys a shift toward budget cinema as venues offer two for the price of one and nostalgia driven experiences. It notes Associated Cinemas' expansion from San Jose to the Bay Area, with venues like the Baynard Theater and others on Mission Boulevard, Market Street, and in Fremont, drawing young crowds amid aging, garish decors and mixed entertainment.
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Dumba
Sonny Tits
Gomperinger
J. Acthir Bank
Bay Area
The
Trent
Bill Foster
Associated Cinemas
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