Peruvian Police Crack Down on Red Leaders for Stoning
Peru’s anti-Nixon demonstrations prompted police to round up leaders said to be behind violent actions at San Marcos University. report cites expulsions from the Aprista Party and accusations of Communist influence as protests challenged U.S. relations and Peru’s economy. Nixon defended free speech but warned against violence, noting Communists’ aim in Latin America and promising government action if violence continued.
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Nixon
Stanford Bradshaw
Lima
Peru
Aprista Party
Rantes Linjan
San Marcos University
Communist Party
Secret
Raul Porres
San Marcos
U.S
Nixa
Paru
Uniteds
Institution of Learning
U. S
San Martin
Latin America
Truce in Aircraft Walkout Indefinite Pending New Talks
Union sources said a truce in the Southland air strike will start Thursday and cover only the period of good faith bargaining with managers. Initial reports noted the stoppage could last indefinitely as talks continue.
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Bob Whearlex
Inde
Southland
Miners Trapped in West Virginia Mine Await Rescue Hope
Rescuers labor to reach about 22 miners trapped underground after a cave in at a Sharpies area mine. About 25 rescuers worked since 1 pm Thursday, fighting water and debris as crews moved toward the 4,000 to 7,000 foot mark, with officials saying the trapped group may be deeper and the entry blocked by cave debris. Coordinating efforts faced heavy water ingress, while unions pause a nationwide walkout amid stalled negotiations and company statements signaled no exploitation of the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Auto Workers
International Assn
Machinists
Donald I Douglas Sr
Douglas Airlevaft Co
Bus Driver Trapped In Front-End Crash
A Long Beach four car crash at a busy E Seventh Street and Alamitos Avenue intersection left bus driver Albert W. Foster seriously injured after being pinned in his chair for 20 minutes. Injured also were his grandson, two women riding with Foster, and the candy truck driver. Police said the Southland Bus Co. vehicle from Garden Grove collided with the candy truck driven by Robert Ide. The incident occurred at 3 10 pm as a grandmother and five passengers were treated for leg head and shoulder injuries.
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Seventh St
Alamitos
Albert W. Foster
Wood Dr
Garden Grove
Ave
Wichita
Hazel White
Hig
Gertrude
Gill Dr
Southland Bus Co
Gar- Thompson
Onigen Grove
Esss Neier Bowe
Robert H. Ide
Waton Ave
WM Strikes and Collision Leave Families in Transit
A labor strike chatter clouds talks as a traffic accident injures driver William Walsh and fatally delays a family trip. Seth Steiner Low, 65, and Charles Carlson, 45, collide with trucks. Walsh is freed after 20 minutes and hospitalized with bruises. Mrs Harlacher, Paw Callaway, and Mrs Amelia Schefer suffer injuries while Paul Harlacher, bound for New York, has his trip canceled. Three other bus passengers are treated and released.
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Wiliam J. “Walsh
Santa Ana
Seaside Memorial Hospital
Flood threats rise in Kentucky as rivers crest paths
Across the Nation reports rains lightening but swollen rivers increase flood threats in Kentucky and Louisiana while Virginia and West Virginia see relief after towns were hit. Paintsville Catlettsburg Prestonsburg evacuate as 120 families leave Paintsville homes.
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Genemace Saver
Kentucky
Louisiana
Virginia
West Virginia
Paintsville
Catettsburg
Catlettsburg
Prestonsburg
Enlistments Frozen by California National Guard
The California National Guard announced a six month freeze on enlistments of 17 to 18 year olds. The move limits active duty to under 1,000 recruits through December and includes a 5 percent years active reserve component, per State Adjutant General Earle M. Jones.
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Sacramento
California National Guard
Earle M. Jones
Tito sniping drives Soviet threat to cut aid
Moscow Radio said Tito’s attacks on the Kremlin risk the USSR withdrawing economic aid to Yugoslavia. Pravda accused Tito of falsely claiming Moscow tries to exploit its satellites economically. The broadcast framed Tito as sniping at Soviet leadership within the Communist world.
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London
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Tito
Kremlin's
Communist World
Moscow Radio
Pravda
Soviet’ Union
Minnesota Congress Woman Faces Household Pressure
Amos Manwell, 81, appeared in traffic court on Thursday plagued by troubles. Minnesota representative Coya Knutson defies her husband’s demand that she quit Congress and return to housewifery.
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Amos Manwell
Minnesota
Coya Knutson
Congress
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Nixor
Confert
Los Angeles
Douglas
Phain
Mertr Shannon
IBUS
Elizabeth F. Harlacher
Foes St. Anaheim
Long Beach
Wwe
Seth Steiner Low
S. Bender St
Downey
Charles Rowland ‘Carlson
Paul Harlacher
Wurse
Mila Locke
Detroit
Washington
Louis C. Miriani
Hearse Banking Committee
Red River
Fast Point
Navy
Cape Canaveral
Atlantic
Truman
Kansas City
Margaret
Clifton Troman Daniel
Mrs. Kay Manners of
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