Buck Owens Reunites On Stage With Estranged Wife
Buck Owens headlines Del Mar with his former spouse Janadav joining him on stage. The pair had separated after a May 2 wedding and an annulment filing. Owens had pleaded for reconciliation in newspaper ads. Also, W Clement Stone reported Nixon’s mood lifting after a pep talk at San Clemente.
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You Can Help Save Amy satire stirs national reaction
A Washingtonian satire on a fictitious charity campaign features Amy Carter and a mock ad urging donations to Overprivileged Kids Inc. The piece prompts questions from the DNC and postal officials, while editor John Limpert defends it as harmless humor. Also reported are political and legal notes including Judge Donald Yarbrough’s forgery charge and alleged plot to kill a witness.
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SEATO collapses after 23 years amid regional shift
The Southeast Asia Treaty Organization ends its existence with seven member flags lowered at its Bangkok headquarters. Thailand and the Philippines had urged dissolution in 1975 as regional realities shifted. In East Africa, Kenyan diplomats report clashes near the Sudan border and Somalia denying incursions as 10,000 Somali troops are claimed. The U.N. Security Council backs African-backed aid for Mozambique amid Rhodesian border attacks.
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Coffee prices dip under 2000 pounds on London market
London exporters report coffee prices dropping below 2,000 pounds per metric ton for the first time this year. Analysts expect prices to ease for consumers in about six months as green coffee moves through trade and processing to shelves.
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Manhunt for two killers roils western Arkansas
A 125 man posse scoured western Arkansas for two unidentified men who shot a town marshal, wounded a park ranger, and abducted another ranger. The FBI said the pair linked to the disappearance of two Louisiana fishermen near a river 35 miles southeast. A stolen fisherman’s car was found abandoned nearby.
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