Riots in Managua Kill 20 as Guard Fire on Crowd
International reports describe a Sunday nighttime riot in Managua after an opposition election demonstration. About 20 killed and 100 wounded as National Guard troops fired on a crowd of around 50,000, with fires burning and hospitals appealing for blood. Opposition leader Fernando Augero urged an indefinite general strike demanding electoral guarantees ahead of February elections.
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National May Tax Hike Debate and Global Affairs
Vice President Humphrey signaled the administration would withdraw or delay a July tax increase if the economy weakens, pressing for action if the economy improves. The $82 billion war and Soviet talks funding request heads to committees, with McNamara, Wheeler, and Rusk set to testify. Fulbright urged replacing Ky in Saigon and proposed recognizing the Viet Cong front as a political party. An Air Force crew saved 47 of 48 crewmen from the Dutch ore carrier Jacob Verolme after an explosion near the Canaries. A New York church mass was briefly disrupted by peace demonstrators at St Patrick’s Cathedral.
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Beatles Break Up Favored As Solo Paths Open
Paul McCartney told Sunday Times he sees the Beatles ending as a group with future work only as a hobby if they miss each other. The members Lennon Harrison and Starr pursue individual projects while McCartney notes personal growth amid the split.
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France
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Harrison
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Independent Press Adopts Subscription Rates and Plans
The notice details daily publication on Sixth Street and Fine Avenue in Long Beach with carrier and mail delivery options. It references filing dates in 1941 1943 and mentions a decree number C 10280 and monthly year pricing of 2.75 dollars and 99 dollars per year.
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