Missouri Tornado Toll Tops Six Dead In Southwest District
Tornadoes killed six people and injured more than 30 in the Missouri lead mining belt near Farmington and Old Mines. William F. Betterton a 41 year old music professor at Southern Miners University died inside a camper bus. His wife Kathryn 38 was found near the wreckage. Roy Pratt 43 and his eight year old son were killed as their frame dwelling collapsed. Dozens of homes were destroyed and many others damaged across the area tied to the storm front that also affected central Kansas leaving widespread outages and emergency response efforts.
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Potosi
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Kansas
Taroth
Herman Hurst
Clyde Boyer
Salina
Egyptians Repulsed In Landing at Suez and Jordan
Dozens of Egyptian troops crossed the Suez Canal Sunday night but Israeli forces repulsed them. Three Egyptians were killed and one Israeli soldier wounded. Simultaneously Israeli commandos crossed into Jordan south of the Sea of Galilee and attacked Jordanian artillery. The East Ghor irrigation canal section, largely financed by American money, was ruptured as a warning to curb Jordanian military activity.
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Schumann Named Foreign Minister in Pompidou Cabinet
Paris AP Robert Schumann a long time European integration advocate becomes French foreign minister in Pompidou's new cabinet. Giscard d Estaing named finance minister as observers see a liberal shift in French foreign policy. Debre moves to defense as centrists gain influence with Pleven Duhamel Fontanet in key posts.
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Chaban-Delmas
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Debre
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Murville
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Andre Malraux
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de Gaulle
Alain Paher
Hunger Strike Pledged by Abernathy in Charleston
The Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy, jailed in Charleston on inciting to riot charges, pledges a hunger strike to support 400 striking hospital workers. His wife announced a stepup in demonstrations as Gov McNair reimposed an 8 p.m. curfew and National Guardsmen were recalled to aid police after a violent march.
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Youth Charged In Shooting Amid Philadelphia Gang War
Eric Still aged 18 is charged with murder in Philadelphia in the ongoing juvenile gang violence. The 15 year old Kenneth Graham is named as the victim. Detectives report a march with a cache of weapons observed in black tenements near a garage. Police and state officials prepare a probe and a hearing set for July 7.
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Thelchem
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Sennett
Man hijacks Miami to Cuba jetliner with 89 aboard
A Spanish speaking man with a knife and a bottle labeled explosives hijacked a Newark to Miami DC8 with 89 aboard. His wife and daughter were along. The plane returned safely to Miami after several hours in Havana. The hijacker and family remained in Cuba.
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Pope Paul VI Confronts Confidence Crisis in Catholic Church
Pope Paul VI warned of a diffused lack of confidence in the church leadership and defended the Roman Curia bishops amid global critics. He spoke in a 5400 word address marking the sixth anniversary of his election and urged peace amid bloodshed in Vietnam, Nigeria, and the Middle East. He also commented on Spain and Basque tensions with reference to priestly dissent under Franco.
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Pennsylvania citizen-soldiers finish two weeks of Army exercises
Exercises and CAMP A P HIEL Va AP Two weeks of strenuous army exercises have ended for Pennsylvania citizen soldiers Some 7000 of them returned over the weekend from this camp to their homes in the Keystone State Virginia and Maryland national guard units also took part.
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Knee Pain Recedes After Chiropractic Care
A needy woman with a swollen right knee sought care at a busy clinic. Orthopedic exams found no injury while later chiropractic evaluation revealed a slipped spinal bone stressing nerves to the knee. After a week of treatment her symptoms vanished and she recovered, prompting referrals.
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