Pioneer of Modern Architecture Le Corbusier Dies
Charles Le Corbusier, famed architect of the United Nations headquarters plan and Chandigarh, dies at 78 in a French Riviera pool accident. Born Charles Edouard Jeanneret-Gris in Switzerland, he became a leading figure in modern architecture and shaped 20th century building with raw concrete and modular design.
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Seoul government ousts education minister amid student riots
In Seoul, Education Minister Yoon Chung Joo was dismissed and Seoul National University President Shin Tae Hwan resigned amid ongoing protests over Korea Japan treaty talks. Up to 1,000 troops remained on duty as student leaders threatened strikes and rioting potential.
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Work Right Bill Deal Gets Torrid
Washington UPI reports organized labor faced a heads I win tails you lose situation in the Senate over grain shipments to Communist countries and the drive to repeal state right to work laws. Wheat state senators reportedly bargain to drop grain restrictions in exchange for backing the repeal.
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U S Navy Commander In Hong Kong During Crisis
In Hong Kong Adm. U.S. Grant Sharp arrives on a private visit amid rising anti American sentiment after the C130 crash in Hong Kong harbor killed 58 of 71 U S service members. Chinese papers criticize U S bases used to support the Vietnam War as officials urge action.
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Blythe Records 111 Degree Heat Wave in California
The U.S. Weather Bureau reported yesterday Blythe California reached the highest temperature excluding Alaska and Hawaii at 111 degrees. The day’s low stood at 37 degrees in Butte Montana.
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Moscow Hosts Nasser as Brezhnev Attacks US Viet Nam Policy
Moscow officials greeted visiting Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser with a Kremlin dinner where Leonid Brezhnev denounced US actions in Viet Nam as cynical and brutal. Ambassadors from Turkey, Greece, Chile, Ceylon, Mauritania and Somalia reportedly walked out during the airport reception. Brezhnev stated that imperialist schemes to block independence would fail.
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JFK Memoirs Stir Jacqueline Kennedy in Memoir Rush
Jacqueline Kennedy has read portions of the Kennedy memoirs but is not pleased with the publication rush. Pamela Turnure says she has no comment while insiders note unease over White House aides racing to publish. Robert Kennedy circulated Evelyn Lincoln notes to a potential preview, others prepare historical materials.
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Cost of living rises in July aided by tax cuts
Government data show the July cost of living up one tenth of a percent with the index at 110.2. Officials credit most of the rise to meat and potato price increases while tax cuts offset by reductions in appliances and recreational goods. A Labor Department spokesman estimates 86 percent of the tax cut was passed to consumers.
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Admitted Coeds' Killer Faces Trial in 1966
James C. Cross Jr. 22. who confessed to strangling two University of Texas coeds Shirley Star and Susan Rigsby both 21. will be tried after the January session due to a likely continuance. Trial had been set for Oct 11 with possible delays tied to the Texas code changes.
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Dukes Swing On No L V Way At Tonite Dance
Local nightclub presents the Dukes performing a stringin swingin set on No L V Way tonight. Foot tapping rhythms, lively beat, and a full house expected as dancers fill the floor.
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