Cuba accuses Mexican diplomat of spying for U S
Havana accuses Humberto Carrillo a Mexican diplomat of sending coded messages to Florida and Nassau and passing CIA information from the Mexican embassy. Cuba demands his immunity be renounced and his trial here. Mexico rejects the charges, saying Carrillo is in custody and will be flown out. The dispute underscores souring ties as Cuba cites coded broadcasts since 1968.
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Havana
Cuba
Fii
U.S. Central Intelligence
Mexico
Communist Party
Granma
Humberto Carrillo
Florida
Nassau
Bahamas
Carrillo
Mit Buel Cobian
Mexico City
Cobran
Raul Roa
Antonio Carrillo Flores
CIA
Nasasan
Havan
Fidel Castro
Miguel Cobian Perez
Viet Cong Attacks Rise as Ho Chi Minh Dies
U S and South Vietnamese forces face heavy ground and rocket attacks across Tay Ninh and Binh Long as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units press a renewed offensive begun Aug 12. Casualties cited include about 140 enemy, 20 Americans, 30 South Vietnamese dead. 210 Americans and 120 South Vietnamese wounded, plus 7 civilians killed. A three day cease fire observed in mourning for Ho Chi Minh is discussed amid ongoing fighting near Saigon.
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Ho Sat ‘Chi
Muth
U.S
Provinese
Saigon
Acombat
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
France
Viet Cong
Tay Ninh
Binh Long
Cambodia
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Ike
Seenme
Prel
Et EF
Black Calls for End to Delayed School Desegregation
In a high court decision, Justice Black criticizes the phrase with all deliberate speed, urging immediate end to dual school systems. He cites persistent white and Negro schools across the country and argues no excuse remains for postponing unitary, nondiscriminatory public education nationwide.
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Black
Nwa “Tamu
Ae Ag
United States
Brazil agrees to free 15 prisoners after ambassador release
Envoy spokesmen suspended the search and promised a full inquiry after the ambassador is freed. Notes found in a Rio church and a supermarket gate list 15 prisoners to be released, including MR-8 leaders. The embassy and U.S. State Department welcomed Brazil's move as the list was handed to newspapers and a transfer plan was set for Mexico or Algeria or Chile.
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Rio
Elbrick
Elsie
Magalhaes
Vladimir Palmeira
Flavio Javares
Luis Travessos
Ivens Marchetti
MR-8
Gregorio Bexerra
Jose Ibrahin
Richard Zarazini
Joao Leonardo de Silva Rocha
Onofre
Mexico
Burke
Magalhaes Pinto
Brazil
Washington
U.S. State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Algeria
Chile
Burke Elbrick
Appeal for Calm as Belfast Braces for Weekend Tensions
Prime Minister James Chichester-Clark urged restraint in Belfast as barricades rise in Catholic areas and clashes with troops flare. Gerry Fitt and Desmond Boal backed the call, while Sir Leslie Scarman opened an inquiry into Northern Ireland's sectarian unrest.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
James Chichester- Clark
Gerry Fitt
West Belfast
Chichester-Clark
Desmond Boal
Shankill
Boal
Sir Leslie Scarman
Scarman
Defense memo flags costs and tight budget rules for aircraft
A June 4 Major Programs Memorandum discusses defense budget limits for the F4 and outlines three studies on alternatives. It cites the FXX study favoring a cheaper faster option, notes Navy Fighter Pilot Symposium remarks in Corona California about discontent with the F14, and mentions an internal systems analysis urging scrapping the A version.
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Office
Secretary of Defense
Corona Calif
Navy
Office of Systems Analysis
Moynihan Warns Urgent Need for New Cities by 2000
Moynihan warned that by the year 2000 the population would grow by 100 million, requiring a new city the size of Miami every 30 days to house the increase. He admitted such a pace was not feasible and then proposed the idea of building.
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Miami
Moynihan
China Hanoi condolence visit signals militant solidarity
The Vietnam agency dispatch reports a Chinese delegation paid respects to Ho Chi Minh in Hanoi and held talks with North Vietnamese leaders soon after arrival. The trip follows North Vietnam announcing a period set aside for foreign delegates to pay last respects, with Kosygin to stop in New Delhi for talks with Indira Gandhi and a refueling stop in Calcutta.
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Vietnam Agency
North Vietnam
Communist
China
Hanoi
Hsinhua
Ho Chi Minh
Kosygin
New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
Calcutta
British style new towns on city fringes proposed
A proposal suggests creating British style new towns on the edges of existing cities as a potential solution to the housing and urban planning challenge. The idea emphasizes planned growth, sustainability, and better integration with current urban areas.
Daily Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1 Year for
Sign of winter. Kind of hemp. Aprons of two words. Where Kerman is. Award. Munich's river. 19th century Canadian statesman. Hindu god. Reverse conditions four words. CASE comforts: words. Tale girl's name. Reeds. Quick rep. Confimede Teng. Zoo sight. Antipathy. Kind of space. Fastens. Zestful. Fervor. Drive out. Withdraw. Of morning.
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Kerman
Munich
A. Case
Cease-fire under study as Nixon aides weigh response
Viet Cong three day cease-fire for Ho Chi Minh funeral draws intense scrutiny at the Western White House. Officials offer no comment on U S participation or potential counterproposals while Nixon reviews the matter with Henry Kissinger.
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San Clemente
Calif
North Vietnam
Chi Minh
White House
Nixon
United States
Saigon
Henry A. Kissinger
Books Controversy Remains At Kilmer Center
Keith Perkins of IT&T defends using popular paperbacks to teach reading at Kilmer center despite criticism of titles like Fu Man Chu. The center, once opened under Federal Electric Corp, faced low reading levels and a 1968 raid on Rivoli Book Store. Books bought reportedly vanished. workmen dumped hundreds of volumes after closure ahead of a state supervised reopening.
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Weber
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Kilmer Center
Keith Perkins
It&t
New York
New York Times
Wall Street Journal
Federal Electric
Unions, Nixon Clash Over Construction Jobs Policy
Haggerty leader of 18 construction unions denounces anti union moves and seeks congressional action while Halvorson backs union efforts to expand minority workers in building trades. Both oppose Nixon wage slash amid inflation. Halvorson cites that wage hikes now average over 15 percent yearly with trades paying about 5.80 dollars an hour,预计 rising to ten dollars in two years in many areas.
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Congress of the United States
Haggerty
Halvorson
Nixon
Tax discussion on oil depletion allowance impact text
Cohen said the cut from 27.5 to 20 percent would raise taxes by about $15 per taxpayer yearly. Senator Miller asked for Treasury estimates on gasoline price increases from the oil depletion allowance cut, with Cohen suggesting about four tenths of a cent per gallon.
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Congress
Josh White dies at 61 in New York surgery
Folksinger Josh White, famed for rural South folk songs and the hit One Meatball, died Friday afternoon in Manhasset during heart surgery. He lived in New York City, leaves widow Carol and four daughters, with funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Manhasset
N.Y
Josh White
White
Eis
South
Greenville
Huddie
Leadbelly
Ledbetter
Pinewood Tom
Harry Belafonte
New York City
Josh Jr
Carol
Beverley
Bunny
Carolyn
Judy
General orders review of post car paint rules
General Tolson directed the provost marshal to continue post registration of McCurry's foreign bug shaped car and ordered an immediate review of a regulation banning private car painting. He stressed safety over paint style and noted decals and the word love violated state and post rules on advertising on private cars.
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Fayetteville
McCurry
Armstrong to lead 1947 class in Moon trip parade
Armstrong will attend a 1:30 p.m. parade from the Lima high school to the fair grounds with Purdue marching band leading the 125 unit procession. He will meet with classmates in a 10 minute session and attend two luncheons for about 1,000 guests. Bob Hope and Gov Rhodes ride in the lead car.
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Armstrong
Arms Strong
Bob Hope
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Purdue University
Hamilton Road
Auglaize Street
Fairgrounds
American Federation of Musicians
Lima
Montclair
Jwin E
Aldrin Jr
Moon Walker
Aldrin
New Jersey
Newark
National Space Administration
Neil A. Armstrong
Wapakoneta
Montclair Public Library
Montclair State College
Richard J. Hughes
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