South African Forces Hold Key Angola Dam Area
South African officers say troops control strategic positions around major hydro irrigation works in southern Angola and have engaged allied and MPLA forces. Gen. Dutton visited the zones near Cunene while reporting joint dam work with Portuguese partners continues.
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Preacher Blames Rock Music for Youth Sexual Behavior
Tallahassee pastor Rev. Charlie Boykin, a former rock bassist, burned two thousand dollars worth of rock records and plans more as a protest against secular trends. He cites a North Florida school survey and a 1968 poll linking rock and premarital pregnancy, arguing the beat stirs immoral behavior.
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Bombings in Miami linked to anti Castro exiles
In Little Havana, Cuban residents debate who is behind a two day siege of seven bombs. Police offer no motive while some blame Castro agents and others suspect desperate anti Castro radicals amid fears raised by a Rogers visit.
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Senator Church May Jump In Presidential Bid
UPI reports Senator Frank Church of Idaho is weighing a run for the 1976 Democratic nomination. A source says he may form a committee in two to three weeks and could be swayed by Massachusetts primary pressure, despite ongoing CIA FBI investigation.
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Foster's Shoes Opens On 119 North 3rd
Local shoe shop promotes a wide range of footwear for men women and children highlighting style and comfort. Named Foster's Shoes operates from 119 North 3rd offering casual and dress options for all ages.
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Editor derides ruling on kidnapping case appeal
Houston editor Reg Murphy condemned a U S Court of Appeals decision calling for a new trial for William Williams of Atlanta. He labeled the ruling laughable and a blow to the news media and said the judges imply the violent have inherited the earth.
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UPI
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Weather snapshot Las Vegas shows cool spring day
Las Vegas forecast calls for a sunny day with a high near 60 and a low around 40. Yesterday reached 62 with a 38 degree low. Humidity around 73 percent. Sunrise at 6 37 a m and sunset at 4 26 p m.
Temperature and precipitation report from San Francisco NWS
The National Weather Service in San Francisco prepares the United Press International table for the two hour period ending 4 a.m. Pacific Time showing temperature and precipitation data.
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King Widow Seeks Independent Probe Into King Killing
Mrs. Coretta Scott King called for an independent investigation and urged Congress or President Ford to open a probe into her husband MLK Jr.'s assassination. She questioned the FBI and cited fears of a conspiracy involving some blacks, as Civil Rights leaders gathered on the Montgomery boycott’s anniversary.
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Hostage releases ease Lebanon war tensions amid ongoing violence
Security officials freed more than 100 captives from Muslim and Christian factions in Lebanon's eight month civil war, easing cease fire tensions. Still, three bodies found near Beirut raise dead to over 4,400 and wounded to about 9,500 as about 15 remain missing.
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Lebanon
UPI
Camille
Senator Won’t Accept Nixon Testimony Deal
Chairman Frank Church says Nixon’s testimony offer is unacceptable as it would give Nixon total control over disclosures. The committee, he says, already has the facts on Nixon’s involvement with the CIA in Chile and the Huston Plan, and will likely reject the conditions at an executive session.
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Nixon
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Violence erupts as Turkish students clash. one dies
In Ankara an 18 year old high school student is killed after being thrown from a fourth floor window amid left and right wing student clashes at Malataya Ataturk school. About 1,000 students fought with chains chairs legs and stones. at least 50 injured, three hospitalized.
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