Germans honored for July 20 resistance in Berlin observance
AP report from Berlin notes Germans who resisted Hitler were honored as martyrs on the 24th anniversary of the failed 1944 plot. Observances began at Plötzensee Prison and continued on Stauffenberg Strasse with veterans, diplomats, and officials urging reflection on Nazi crimes and the need to safeguard democracy.
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Adolf Hitler
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Two Airlines Halt Shuttle Flights From New York
Two airlines stopped shuttle flights from the New York area as weather and congestion caused long delays. Eastern canceled 24 shuttles to Boston and Washington at 7:15 p.m. with 40+ jets awaiting takeoff at Kennedy. Northeast suspended LaGuardia to Boston while Eastern resumed some services and kept four Newark Miami Montreal flights. The safety campaign by air traffic controllers seeks more help and strict three mile spacing. FAA checks found no slowdown.
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Feuding Red Guards Halt War Aid Traffic in Kwangsi
Feuding Red Guard factions paralyze rail and highway traffic in Kwangsi Province hindering Hanoi bound war shipments to North Vietnam. The Liuchow center sees trains raided for arms and ammunition as factions clash, with reports of deaths and widespread panic and factory output falls.
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Peoples Liberation Army
Kweichow
Yunnan
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Passet the last great square rigged trader ships
The Passet, berthed in Hamburg Germany since its retirement in 1949, was the last great square rigged sailing ship to engage in commercial trade.
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Hamburg
Germany
Biafra and Nigeria agree to resume peace talks
The Organization of African Unity reported that Biafra and Nigeria will restart full peace negotiations in Addis Ababa under OAU auspices. Ojukwu outlined two overland relief corridors and favored a rapid airlift as the quickest relief, amid reports of mass starvation and night airlifts into Biafra.
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Nigeria
Niamey
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Odumwegwu Ojukwu
Aba
Ojukwu
Lagos
UW Regents Approve Stricter Campus Disciplinary Policy
The University of Wisconsin board of regents unanimously adopted a tough student discipline policy with penalties up to expulsion. It covers incidents harming property and safety and allows immediate suspension for repeated misconduct. Critics say students were excluded from drafting and appeals.
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David Goldfarb
Regents
Goldfarb
Viterbo Center Fund Drive Reaches One Third Goal
Gifts and pledges total 296 765 toward a 1 040 000 goal for Viterbo College fine arts center as campaign leaders Howard Dahl and W Leo Murphy report progress. Project costs total 5 04 million with 3 9 million for construction and the rest for equipment. a federal grant covers the remaining difference.
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Viterbo College
Howard Dahl
W. Leo Murphy
Ristow Confirmed As Postmaster In La Crosse
Harold C. Ristow of 402 South 23rd Street has been confirmed by the Senate as postmaster at La Crosse. The announcement, issued from Washington, lists additional Wisconsin confirmations including Patrick McGinley Gays Mills Robert Halverson Durand Lorraine Olson Maiden Rock Henry Jarves Armstrong Creek Leslie Stevenson Marinette S Jane Abbott Oconomowoc Jerome Zadrow Princeton and Robert Kauth West Bend.
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Harold C. Ristow
S. 23Rd St
Senate
la Crosse
Washington
Ristow
Wisconsin
Patrick McGinley
Gays Mills
Robert Halverson
Durand
Lorraine Olson
Maiden Rock
Henry Jarves
Armstrong Creek
Leslie Stevenson
Marinette
S. Jane Abbott
Oconomowoc
Jerome Zadrow
Princeton
Robert Kauth
West Bend
Korea Arrests 27 Spy Suspects Behind North Korean Plot
South Korea's Central Intelligence Agency said 27 people were arrested for operating a spy network linked to North Korea. The group, led by Chung Tai-Hong, allegedly funded via $67,000 from North Korean sources and aimed to infiltrate leftist circles. It published a magazine Blue Ridge to reach intellectuals and gathered 440 pieces of gear including six code sets and seven radios. Early 31-member DPRK guerrilla unit attempted to assassinate President Park in Seoul last January.
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South Korea
Central Intelligence Agency
Communist Party
Chung Tai-Hong
North Korea
Seoul Intelligence Agency
Blue Ridge
Berlin
South
Chung Hee Park
Springfield Cemetery Vandalism Shocks Minnesota Town
Vandals destroyed 150 grave stones and markers at the Catholic cemetery in Springfield Minnesota Wednesday night. A witness said the scene resembled a tornado strike.
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Springfield
Pact Binds Democrats Says Committee Head
Chicago group led by James C. Worthy argues a binding contract ties the Democratic National Convention to stay in Chicago. He notes a 40 page agreement with the Democratic committee, while urging arbitration fails to resolve the IBEW strike blocking Aug 26 preparations at the International Amphitheatre.
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Chicago
James C. Worthy
Chicago Nonpartisan Committee
Miami Beach
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
International Amphitheatre
Worthy
Democratic Party
John M. Bailey
Democratic National Committee
John B. Criswell
Richard J. Daley
Im‘passe
Illinois Bell
Bailey
Criswell
Daley
Robert Nickey
IBEW
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