Platform Calls on Business
New York AP reports the Republican platform embraces private enterprise in social issues, urging vast corporate involvement in urban life, housing, training, consumer information, feeding the poor, and pollution reduction, while two new agencies seek efficiency. It notes a shift from limited corporate social responsibility to active participation due to fear of federal overreach and long term profit interests.
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Spain declares emergency in Basque region after assassinations
Madrid imposes a three month emergency in Guipuzcoa near the French border. The decree suspends three constitutional articles and limits residents' freedom to move, police searches without warrants, and speedy court review after 72 hours of detention. An unrelated line discusses tongue length.
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Young Hobby Club White Beans Part Of Game
A rainy day game called Pick Up the Beans uses two 3 inch square cardboards and a pan to transport beans five feet to a car. Players race to move their pile, with equal bean counts, dropping beans requiring quick pickup. Burke receives Golden Plaque in Stockholm honors.
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IRSU Senior Writes Sings For Rising Folk Group
K State senior Scott Davis, a 12 string guitar player and sole writer, fronts the Burgundy Street Singers a 10 member Kansas State group. The group which has toured US bases in the Caribbean and won the St Louis Jazz Festival in June competes against 18 groups for top honors. Davis is from Garden City and is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward Davis. The group has been together a year and a half in Manhattan and is gaining demand as they perform and write new material.
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Amnesty Granted to Kurdish Rebels in Northern Iraq
The new Iraqi government issued a pardon for all involved in the 1961 to 1966 Kurdish rebellion, reported Baghdad Radio. The amnesty aims to settle Kurdish demands for self rule and a share of oil wealth in Northern Iraq.
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