Troops Enter Cordoba Center to Quell Argentine Riots
Airborne troops seized Cordoba center as student and worker rioters battled police. Reports vary on deaths from three to six with 78 wounded and nearly 200 shops set ablaze. Government urged restraint as a nationwide strike loomed and transport workers walked off.
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Mideast and Argentina unrest cross headlines
Reported shelling across the Jordan River near Amman as Arab Legion forces clash with Israeli positions amid a two mile cease-fire zone. In Argentina, Cordoba and Buenos Aires face student riots and a looming 24 hour strike, with Catholic leaders appealing for peace as military court powers are expanded to civilians.
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David Rivlin
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Arab Legion
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Cordoba
Buenos Aires
Juan Carlos Ongania
Buenos Aitres
Wendy's Stratford Welcome Tour and Graduation Day
Wendy arrives at Stratford greeted by a 50 car motorcade and police escort. She chats with students, receives gifts including bubble gum, a silver bowl, and a four tier cake with a crown. Wendy plans to return to New York then New Orleans and discusses Miss Piedmont Pageant and Miss USA title prospects.
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Peggy Moir
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Danville
New York
New Orleans
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Nixon Debates Auto Power Futures and Engine Debate
The article discusses Nixon and aides weighing future car propulsion beyond internal combustion, including the possibility of new power sources. It mentions engineers and managers, wartime nerve agents disposal concerns, and ongoing council attention to related safety and policy issues.
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Shooting at Plant Injures Several Workers and Police
A gunman fired 15 to 18 shotgun blasts through the first floor of a two story plant. Employees hid behind cabinets and machinery or ran outside as police arrived. Sgt. Jerome Matitsigee was hit in face and arm. Anthony P. Wlan, 48, in critical condition with chest pellets. Detectives confronted the shooter, who fell after a rifle shot. An empty box of shotgun shells was found in a car near a reserved section.
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James Giordano
Silordano
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Assembly Ling
Anthony P. Wlan
Thomas J. Wolstager
Raymond Stack
Anhhony I. D'Amato
Thomas Barth
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Woman Keyed in Kidnap Case Receives Seven-Year Term
In Decatur Georgia Prith Bisematin Kehier pleaded guilty and drew a seven year prison sentence in the $500000 ransom kidnapping of Jane Mackle a 20 year old Emory University junior. The court also sentenced Gary Steven Krist to life in prison for the same kidnapping in which Mackle was buried alive in a coffin like box for four days.
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Miss Hatred
Andi Elseman Schier
Honduras
Uhief
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Miss Mackle
Raison
Emory University
Atlan
EBT
Kidnaber
Ten-Year-Old Mary Mount Feared Kidnap Victim
In New Canaan Connecticut AP reports a missing ten year old girl Mary Mount feared kidnapped after calls to her home were made and she was last seen in a park near a sand pile. A white car was seen at the park and police say a thorough search of nearby ponds failed to yield new clues.
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Missing Mary Mount Case Security Backdrop in Vietnam War News
The Mount family story intertwines with Vietnam combat reports as a missing girl, Mary Mount, is linked to a Parkville area incident amid U S military actions. Police, FBI and local authorities follow leads about a white car seen near the park while fighting around the city continues with U S troops engaging Vietcong forces and casualties reported.
Talks stall as Vietnam talks press on in Hanoi
Harold Kaplan denied differences and said allies share a common view on the talks. Both sides noted progress but expect time-encoding pauses until North Vietnam’s Xuan Thuy returns. Ha Van Lau chaired, attacking the Nixon administration and urging US voters to oppose the war alongside Tran Bau Kiem. Pham Dang Lam criticized the exchanges as sterile and unreal, urging clearer paths to settlement.
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Ha van Lau
Nixon
United States
South Vietnam
Tran Bau Kiem
Lodge
Fragmentary War Report Fails To Reach Headquarters
The report notes a chaotic situation with no clear command and no orderly channel to headquarters. Police radios were largely abandoned as the line of command broke down amid directives from higher authorities.
Violence at university sparks student demonstrations
Rockefeller faced questions as he arrived for talks with President Velasco Ibarra. Rioters had retreated within the campus while police were barred from entering, and officials sought to downplay the bloodshed amid conflicting reports of the ambush and conspiracy surrounding the unrest.
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Nis Fet
Clude
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
Memorial Day motorists roll as holiday travel begins
The eve of the warm weather holiday drew thousands to U.S. highways as dry sunny skies covered much of the nation. A cool front lingered near the Upper Midwest while the National Safety Council warned 550 to 650 national traffic deaths may occur during the 78 hour period from Thursday 6 PM to Sunday midnight.
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Case Western researchers publish Cleveland riots study
Dr Louis H Masolti and Jerome M R, Case Western Reserve University associate professor and Harvard graduate student, publish a report on Cleveland's 1968 riots. Rumors of criticism of police actions spurred demonstrations by Burns supporters and calls for release. The authors contend the violence stemmed from racial tensions and note the city endured white and black casualties, with uncertain long term impact and risk of repetition.
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Broadcasters and Cable Set Plan To End Squabbles
Washington AP report says broadcasters and cable industry spokesmen outlined proposals to settle two decades of disputes. NAB and NOTA boards pressed for mid-June review with federal officials. Plan would license CATV to carry all local signals and access major networks, with copyright fees set by Congress.
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Robert Beisswenger
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Federal Communications Commission
Memorial Day Vigil Remembrance Across New York
Riots fam and lists from Washington frame Memorial Day observances in Rochester and Buffalo. In Rochester the Council of Churches will hold a 6 am vigil on a church lawn with volunteers reading dead names slowly and reverently during the parade pass. In Buffalo the readings take place outside Selective Service headquarters in ceremonies led by Quakers and other religious groups.
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Jeep M151 notes and safety reforms from 1960s hearings
The Army says the M151 has seen no major modifications since turnover. Kaiser Jeep continues testing a modified suspension but production waits until the December 1970 contract ends. About 30,000 M151s are in use, including 12,346 in the United States. Senate hearings in 1965 under Ribicoff spurred Ralph Nader, National Highway Safety Bureau creation, and federal vehicle safety standards.
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Ralph Nader
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Betty Faulkner Sheds 180 Pounds After Thyroid Diagnosis and Diet
Betty Faulkner faced a thyroid issue after her husband went overseas. A low carbohydrate plan helped her drop 180 pounds in ten months, aided by her daughters Sharon and Pam who stayed home to help. She plans to lose 20 more.
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Da Nang Rushes To Glow On Buddha Birthday Eve
Da Nang Vietnam before Buddha's birthday glowed with lights colors and banners as streets filled with families and shoppers. Soldiers guarded gaiety while pagodas drew crowds worshipers and monks in saffron robes led chants amid festive vendors and illuminated displays. The city remained under curfew and a fragile truce with Viet Cong relations to the government appeared steady despite past violence.
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