Kissinger Urges Unity In European Farewell Address
In a London speech to the Institute of Strategic Studies Kissinger urged Western unity to withstand Communist competition. He defended detente while warning the Soviet Union against exploiting ideology to expand power in Africa and other regions. He signaled possible final European address as secretary of state and noted social reforms to curb Communist appeal.
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London
Henry A. Kissinger
Europe
Institute of Strategic Studies
Kissinger
Ford
Soviet Union
Angola
Africa
West
$200000 In Drugs Found In Courtland Raid
Courtland police and Lawrence County deputies raided a house at 6 p.m. seizing a pickup truck load of narcotics with a street value of more than 200000 dollars and other drugstore items. Sgt. Bob Patterson said the haul included morphine amphetamines and barbiturates. No arrests were made but several people were interviewed and suspects named.
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Bob Patterson
Lawrence County
Harold Terry
Patterson
North Alabama
Serious Injury Report In Decatur Incident Near Skyview Street
Seriously Injured Wayford Frank aged 39 of 1001 Skyview Street Southwest Decatur is carried on a stretcher by Officer Bill Davis and ambulance technician Wayne Nicklaus as an unidentified helper holds a Ringer's lactate bag after a unspecified event.
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Wayford Frank
Skyview St
Decatur
Bill Davis
Aaa-Southend Ambulance Service
Wayne Nicklaus
Fiercest Battle Rages Unchecked In Lebanon
The fiercest single battle of Lebanon's civil war raged into its fourth day with Palestinian guerrillas and right wing Christians trading devastating fire around Tal Zaatar and Jisr El Basha in southeastern Beirut. The fighting, linked to Mt Lebanon access, has killed thousands and displaced tens of thousands, with 10,000 rockets and shells fired since Tuesday. Israel opened a first aid clinic on the southern border as fighters battered refugee camps housing 55,000 Palestinians and Lebanese Muslims.
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Lebanon
Tal Zaatar
Tal Zataar
Jisr el- Basha
Mt. Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
National Liberal Party
Ein Rummameh
Jisr el Basha
Delegates Sign UN Charter In San Francisco Meet
In 1945 delegates from 50 nations gathered in San Francisco to sign the charter for the United Nations. The edition also notes a weather brief and the Tennessee Valley motto.
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The
United Nations
Tennessee Valley
Unconscious Youth Identified By Heart Condition Clues
A 14 year old boy found unconscious in a southeast Decatur yard Friday was identified hours later after a physician recognized symptoms of a heart defect. He remained in intensive care at Decatur General Hospital resting well, with police noting a possible drug overdose before fainting. The youth lives with his mother in southeast Decatur.
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Decatur
Decatur General Hospital
Gary Makemson
Stratford Rd. SE
AAA
Southend Ambulance Service
Paul Marques
Makemson
Dyann Lentz
Janet Cannon
Rural Village Receives TVA Funds For Elkmont Project
Alabama Elk River Development Agency gains $337100 from TVA boosting total to over $1 million for the Elkmont rural village. Construction targeted to begin Sept 1 with first 200 homesites on 1 500 acres near Alabama 127.
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Sonny Turner
Athens
Alabama Elk River Development Agency
AERDA
TVA
Elkmont
Limestone County
Mack Maples
Huntsville
Charles Curtis
Maples
Curtis
Alvin Powers
Alabama 127
Powers
Waiting Game In Hillsboro City Elections
Hillsboro may lack a city government next year as no candidates have qualified for offices. City Clerk Sheila Terry says qualifying closes July 6 and expects most current council members to seek reelection. In Town Creek, Nathaniel Agee has qualified for place one, Clifford Brackin opposes Paul Waldrop for place two, Lawrence Russell is unopposed for place three, and Jimmy Loosier challenges Buford Brackin for place four. Frigidaire and Magnavox dealers advertise locally.
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Hillsboro
Sheila Terry
Elizabeth Streeter
Nathaniel Agee
Clifford Brackin
Paul Waldrop
Lawrence Russell
Jimmy Loosier
Buford Brackin
African Court Drama Nears Climax In Angola Trial
In Luanda a revolutionary court faces 13 mercenaries including nine non-Africans. The panel will deliver verdicts at 2:30 p.m. Luanda time. President Neto must confirm any death sentence. The nine day proceeding aired publicly as protests cried death to mercenaries.
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Angola
Africa
People’s Revolutionary Court
Agostinho Neto
Neto
Rhodesia
South Africa
Chamber of Commerce
Gary Acker
Sacramento
Calif
Bob Cesner
Global headlines and notable deaths fill newsround
Alfred Friendly Jr. sues a Soviet weekly to retract CIA ties claim with a July 2 hearing set. Johnny Mercer blues legend dies at 66 after brain surgery. Japan floods kill at least 25 with eight missing. U.S. embassy evacuates two American girls amid radiation concerns. Major New Guinea quake 7.1 near western New Guinea. James Earl Ray legal stay after court ruling on appeal. Beef prices dip slightly with expected rise later this summer, according to Agriculture Department analysts.
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N. Y. Times News Service
Moscow
Alfred Friendly Jr
Newsweek Magazine
Central Intelligence Agency
Friendly
CIA
Los Angeles
Johnny Mercer
Laura
Mercer
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Pasadena
Bel Air
James D. Freeman
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Gary Lloyd
U.S. 31
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Robinson's Furniture
2Nd Ave
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South Pacific
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James Earl Ray
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