Soweto unrest cools after four days of deadly clashes
In Soweto a stone throwing mob confronted police briefly as Johannesburg’s vast black ghetto remained largely quiet after four days of violence leaving 35 dead. Police said 14 were killed by police, with 21 dying in fights between Zulu workers and Soweto residents. In all, South Africa’s nonwhite townships reported 247 killed and over 1,600 injured since rioting erupted. Buthelezi urged calm among Zulus and hostel residents while factions debated causes of the turmoil and a broader political strategy.
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Envoy Moves Hint Radiation Ties to Stoessel Reassignment
Washington reports link health concerns to possible reassignment of Walter J. Stoessel Jr. from Moscow to West Germany. Stoessel, long-time diplomat in Moscow since 1947, may replace Martin Hillenbrand in Bonn. Officials refuse comment before official announcement. anemia and radiation exposure cited as possible factors. Stoessel began in Moscow in 1974 amid U S Egypt and Arab world policy shifts and nuclear talks.
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AdVisor Classified Ad Reminder Card
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Beirut clashes kill and wound dozens in divided city
In Beirut sporadic fighting continued in the divided Christian and Moslem zones with Christian spokesmen reporting more than four killed and about 120 wounded overnight. In Wisconsin an ozone alert for eastern industrialized counties was extended prompting at risk residents to limit strenuous activity.
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Ruppe urges cutting Seafarer funds in defense budget
Rep. Philip Ruppe urges deleting 4.63 million dollars from the Defense Department appropriation for full scale Seafarer development. The Senate bill earmarks the Seafarer test facility in Michigan's Upper Peninsula at a site to be built on Kigan's land, prompting scrutiny of the project.
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Carter Sees Poll Dip Ahead of Campaign Start
With 11 days before his campaign begins, Jimmy Carter says he is not concerned about a sharp poll decline. A Gallup poll shows Carter trailing Ford by 10 points, down from a lead of 33 points after the July Democratic convention. Madison, Wis. reports Milwaukee attorneys top Wisconsin pay scales in a Bar Association survey.
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Crowds at Fair Show Strong Attendance Across Events
Manitowoc County Expo site drew 1,173 carloads paying 3 dollars admission while 4,200 carloads of Senior Citizens attended, with 75 or more on grounds. Separate 466 bought 2 dollar single admission. officials cite war-time conditions hindering direct comparison. Thomas Ro Israel named warden of Wisconsin State Prison at Waupun, to assume duties next Monday.
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Dutch Prince Bernhard Forced to Retire Amid Scandal
In The Hague a government backed decision sees Prince Bernhard step down amid the Lockheed bribery inquiry. Queen Juliana approved the move as denouncing improper influence while denouncing any constitutional crisis. The six month probe found no firm proof of direct payments but suggested possible improper dealings and hinted at influence on policy. The royal household announced the resignation as a personal responsibility to uphold national interest.
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September Likely Date for Debate
Washington CAP Sopotialors for President Foard and Jima Carter push for a series of televised debates. Officials say discussions continue with tentative plans for a first debate around late September, possibly Sept 24, with formats including reporter panels. Talks emphasize defense and national issues as negotiators seek a joint schedule.
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U N official under UN scrutiny amid Namibia crisis
Diplomatic sources report UN commissioner for Namibia Sean Mackride criticizes US envoy William Scranton over urging a more cautious stance toward Pretoria. Security Council to meet Tuesday on South Africa’s refusal to support UN sanctions as regional talks push for independence of the territory. Scattered showers and cooler weather forecast for Friday night into Saturday with highs around 70.
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Spectre of Mystery Disease Looms at Legion Convention
Seattle health officials and police prepared for Legionnaires disease as 25000 attendees at the American Legion national convention faced a pneumonia like outbreak tied to Philadelphia events. Eleven pages of testing and water checks followed, with 28 deaths and 150+ hospitalizations reported nationwide. officials stressed no panic and continued safety measures at the Seattle gathering.
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Relief From Heat Predicted As Wisconsin Warms Breaks
The Associated Press reports a cool front moving through western Wisconsin bring relief from recent heat. Thunderstorms possible this afternoon across the region with strong winds and hail in some cells. Rain observed in parts of Manitowoc County with brief showers and minimal precipitation. Cooler nights expected, with lows in the 50s to 60s and Saturday highs around 70 to the 60s.
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