Fanatic Moslem blamed for Pakistan airport killing
Police identified Abdullah, a fanatic Moslem linked to Jamaat Islaami, as the driver of the cargo truck at Karachi airport. He said he aimed to wipe out the visiting Polish delegation and died in the attack. Deputy Foreign Minister Wolniak and another Pakistani were killed. a Polish official and 20 others were wounded. Authorities questioned 14 more, suspended security chiefs, and investigated Polish emigres and airline staff for possible involvement.
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Feroze Abdullah
Abdullah
Marian Spychalski
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Spychalski
Zygfryd Wolniak
Tthey
Pakistan Airlines
Jamaat Islaami
Husain Sadiq
Nixon Wave Sparks Mixed Feelings At California Rally
San Jose police chief says he would have preferred Nixon not flash the V for victory sign at a Republican rally. He downplays reports of violence, noting a few rocks and verbal abuse, a broken finger, and some injuries from clubs and gas.
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Doug Willis
Associated Press
San Jose
Calif
Ray Blackmore
Nixon
Blackmore
San Jose State College
Chris Mosher
Mosher
Weather Elsewhere By The Associated Press
A survey on nervous breakdowns estimates 17.7 percent of adults have experienced severe psychological distress with about 4.9 percent having had a breakdown and 12.8 percent feeling an impending breakdown. The study notes higher rates among women and differences by race and education, with geographic variation and surprising findings on marital status and employment. The report references a press briefing and a San Jose meeting addressing public health and political context.
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The
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Agnew to Vote at Baltimore
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, a resident of the District of Columbia, returns to his Baltimore County home to vote in the general election today.
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Towson, Md
Spiro T. Agnew
District of Columbia
Baltimore County
Arkansas Station Weather Report Tuesday
Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending at 7 a.m. Tuesday shows a high of 58 and a low of 34 with mostly cloudy, cold conditions. Forecast calls for tonight's temperatures in the mid 20s to mid 30s and a high Wednesday in the mid 40s to mid 50s with continued cold, cloudy weather.
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FCC Chair Burch Says Decision Up to Congress
Washington AP Dean Burch chairman of the FCC says equal access to air time for candidates should be decided by Congress not the FCC while favoring party purchased airtime but opposing free equal time for all campaigns. He notes campaign costs require fundraising and cites potential blackout risks for poorer parties. He also mentions FCC moves on anti smoking ad responsibility post January 1 and delays in cable regulation until a vacant seat is filled, plus a two week delay for renewal petitions in Chicago.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Dean Burch
Burch
Chicago
Lions Club hears Rev Charles Jones on Mississippian manners
The Hope Arkansas Lions Club met at Town and Country with The Rev Charles Jones of Bethany Baptist Church Spring Hill addressing on permissiveness at home church and community. The program included remarks on moral decline, court leniency, and calls for reform. Ross Pendergrass of Red River Vocational Technical School joined Lion Jack Gathright as guest.
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Bethany Baptist Church
Spring Hill
Lions Club
Town & Country
Jones
Haskell Jones
Ross Pendergrass
Red River Vocational Technical School
Lion Jack Gathright
Casualties Dip Sharply in Vietnam
Washington AP reports fewer than 32 American deaths in Vietnam last week, the lowest weekly toll in five years. Defense spokesman Jerry Friedheim disclosed preliminary figures ahead of the usual Thursday release and noted the weekly total without confirming exact numbers. He also announced a U S troop strength of 374000 in Vietnam, down from a peak of 543400 on April 30, 1969.
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Vietnam
Defense Department
Jerry W. Friedheim
Pentagon
Friedheim
U.S
No More Tickets for Inspection Stickers
State Police Director Ralph Scott said officers stopped issuing tickets for cars without windshield safety inspection stickers after being advised the statute may not authorize such penalties. He sought an attorney general opinion after Prosecutor Robert Dudley raised questions about the law.
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Ralph Scott
Scott
Robert H. Dudley
16Th Judicial Circuit
Attorney General's Office
Obituaries MPS L. C. Nokes and Wamon Roberts
Obituary notices report L C Nokes of Granite Oklahoma dying Monday in Granite Hospital with two nephews and two nieces surviving and funeral set for Wednesday. Wamon Roberts of Delight dies at Murfreesboro hospital age 74, survived by wife and four children with services at Latimer Chapel and burial at St. Paul Cemetery. Cardinal Cushing dies of cancer in Boston at 75, longtime ecumenical leader and Kennedy friend. Peter M Brown, 68, longtime Times aide to Ochs and Sulzberger, dies in New York.
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Granite
Okla
Hope
Ralph Smith
Raymond Collins
Spring Hill
Irma Smith
Rufus Anderson
Wamon W. Roberts
Delight
Murfreesboro Hospital
Saratoga
Liberty Baptist Church
Opal Lewis Roberts
Jay Roberts
Ernest Wayne Roberts
Woodrow Hutson
Murfreesboro
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Nashville
Claudia Eley
Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Cardinal Cushing
Joseph P. Kennedy
NEW York
Peter M. Brown
New York Times
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the Times
Adolph S. Ochs
Ochs
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
Vehicles cited for missing inspection stickers
Local police reported a series of traffic stops for windshield inspection sticker violations. Officers noted several drivers without valid stickers, issuing warnings and fines as part of the enforcement push to ensure vehicle compliance.
Carruth seeks probe into Cummins Prison Farm incident
Walter Carruth the Republican nominee for Arkansas governor said he will ask the Legislative Council committee on Prison Affairs to investigate Monday's Cummins Prison Farm incident where inmates held four hostages for hours before releasing them unharmed. Campaign staffers said the uprising might have political implications, though officials dismissed any intended impact on the election. Also noted was Dale Bumpers and Winthrop Rockefeller campaign figures offering neutral views, while a brief historical note recalled Wendell Willkie as the first losing candidate to top 20 million votes in 1840.
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Rockefeller
Little Rock
George Wallace
Arkansas
Fort Smith Municipal Auditorium
Bumpers
Sterling Cockrill Jr
Bob Riley
Riley
Sarver
Cummins
Winthrop Rockefeller
Dale Bumpers
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Lexa
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Curmmins Prison Farm
Marion Burton
Burton
Pine Bluff
Deloss Walker
Walker
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