Global brief spans Nixon links to San Clemente sale
Millionaire Robert Abplanalo defended his role in funding the Nixon residence purchase in San Clemente. he offered to show records on request, insisting no unethical conduct occurred. Next, U.S. invites East Germany to talks, Stoessel to host Hucke Aug 9 at the UN observer level. Venus radar mapping reveals craters and a first elevation map by JPL and Johnson Space Center teams. Keesler AFB reports beef shortage until a 16,000 pound shipment arrives Monday. Watergate looms at Commonwealth summit as Southeast Asia policy may shift after bombing pause. Grivas warns Makarios of civil war over election terms after a kidnap case.
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Peron Taps Isabel as Running Mate in Argentina Nomination
A Peronist convention named Juan D. Peron as presidential candidate and Isabel as his running mate in the Sept. 23 elections. Both nominations were unanimous. Peron and Isabel were not present. Campora had resigned to clear the path for Peron.
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Refusal to Accept Grivas Blackmail Terms Declared
A public figure declared that they would never yield to blackmail and refused to discuss any terms proposed by Gen Grivas. The statement emphasizes resolve against coercive demands and asserts a firm stance on negotiations. No further details on the context or consequences are provided.
2.5 Million Drop In On Montana Attraction
West Yellowstone Montana swells to millions for Yellowstone National Park access as tourism booms. The town with 71 motels and 25 restaurants pivots toward year round draws like summer stock theatres and buffalo barbecues while officials plan to broaden its seasonal appeal.
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West Yellowstone to open convention center in dining hall
Tourism business grows 1.5 percent yearly while motel rooms rise 7 percent annually. Officials say boosting tourism during slow periods is key, and this fall West Yellowstone will open a convention center in a former railroad dining hall.
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