Mystery Boy From Michigan Sparks Deportment of Search
A non speaking boy found at Miami International Airport may be Ricky, a teen believed to be from Michigan. Troy Police Officer Thomas Morris identified the youth via a newspaper photo, while Miami officials pursue his parents with limited leads as Texas mother Tina Elliott of Dallas seeks to confirm if the boy is Kenneth Elliott Jr. The boy, silent since a past auto crash, was located with three cents and tissue in his pocket and has not spoken. doctors say he is not mute.
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Detroit
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Huffman Named President by North Carolina Democrats
Robert Huffman of Monroe State was elected president of the North Carolina Young Democrats after A. J. Stephenson withdrew. The move followed a split between conservative and liberal factions, with Huffman backed by liberals led by former Gov. Terry Sanford and L. Richardson Preyer. Stephenson’s withdrawal led to Huffman’s acclamatory election, as Moyers and Wilson prepared to address the closing banquet.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
North Carolina
Democrats
Robert Huffman
Monroe
A. J. Stephenson
Lillington
YDC
Bill Moyers
Huffman Ister
Huffman
Terry Sanford
L. Richardson Preyer
Stephenson
Dr. I. Beverly
Lake
Dan Moore
Moyers
Johnson
Henry Hail Wilson
Wilson
Vait Gilmore
Moore County
Ban Law
Law
Dev
Vietnamese Forces Recapture Central Outpost in Viet Nam
U S and South Vietnamese forces retook a central coastal outpost in Binh Dinh Province after a heavy Viet Cong assault. Reports say about 800 enemy dead with 170 bodies in the open. one civilian killed and eight wounded. The operation followed a regimental push toward Qui Nhon and near An Khe. U S planes dropped leaflets over Haiphong and Hanoi as B52s attacked suspected Viet Cong hideouts in South Viet Nam.
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Binh Dith
Qui Nhon
Bong Sen
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101St Airborne Brigade
1St Cavalry Division
An Khe
101St
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
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Reagan Disavows Group Birch Society Strife Widens California Split
California Republicans remain split as Ronald Reagan and San Francisco Mayor George Christopher refuse Birch Society support. Reagan, a declares candidate hopeful, says he has never sought Birch backing and opposes Welch, while Christopher denounces the group as monolithic. The party plans no immediate decision before the June primary.
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John Birch Society
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George Christopher
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Christopher
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Robert Welch
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Welch
Vote Of Confidence Ends Greek Government Crisis
In Athens Premier Stephanopoulos won a 152 to 148 confidence vote in Parliament ending Greece's political crisis. The 21 member coalition secured backing from National Radical Union and others while Papandreou loyalists protested outside. Royal decree extended parliament’s summer recess as the crisis persisted.
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Greece
Stephanos Stephanopoulos
Constantine
George Papandreou
Stephanopoulos
Papandreou
Center Union Party
National Radical Union
Progressive Party
Center Union
United Democratic Left
Papandrou
Bosch Returns To Dominican
Former President Juan D Bosch returns to the Dominican Republic after a coup, greeted by PRD leaders. A security cordon escorts him to a welcome rally in Santo Domingo while plans unfold on demilitarization, a potential election, and radio reforms under provisional leader Garcia Godoy.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan D. Bosch
Bosch
Punta Caucedo International
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Dominican Revolutionary
PRD
Francisco Caamano Deno
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Salvaton Army protests topless North Beach clubs
Sally marching on North Beach echoed Barbary Coast history as Salvation Army bands with banners protested topless female workers. More than 100 officers and a 30 piece band mixed with crowds of tourists watching in a Times Square like Broadway and Kearny scene.
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North Beach
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Barbary Coast
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Sally Oak
Halinude
Broadway
Kearny Streets
Times Square
Salvationists
Carol Doda
Tac
Bendamen
Dizzy Gillespie
Basin Street West
Shanghai
State Increases Interest Rate on Deposits
RALEIGH AP The rate charged by North Carolina on banks holding state funds rose from 4 to 4.2 percent today. Gov Dan Moore and the Council of State approved the move Friday to align with a Treasury order issued last November on short term investments.
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Education Equality Surveyed
Washington AP reports the federal government launches the largest public school survey to assess minority access to equal education. About 900,000 pupils and 1220,000 staff across 5,200 schools will answer voluntary questions on race, friends, academic ability, and school climate. Outcomes will yield regional or national statistics, not state or district comparisons, as part of Civil Rights Act data gathering.
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Sunday Enterprise reports on evolving 4-H clubs expansion
Staff writer Braxton Younts notes 4-H programs broaden beyond farm and home life toward community activities. The Enterprise Sunday highlights Tar Heel fishermen turning to scallop harvesting after discovery of a new bed off the Carolina coast attracts New England vessels to the harvest.
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Sunday Enterprise
Carolina
New England
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