Uruguayan riots greet Rockefeller visit as protests erupt
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller meets Uruguay's President Pacheco Areco in Punta del Este amid violent demonstrations in Montevideo. Terrorists seize a radio station and broadcast anti American messages while police blackout the downtown area to stop the transmission. Police report attacks on foreign and local businesses as Rockefeller continues his Latin American fact finding tour.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Jorge Pacheco Areco
Palace of Music
Rockefeller
Paraguay
Montevideo
Pacheco
Latin America
Nixon
Payne Remains in Vegas Jail on Wyoming Murder Warrant
Russell Payne, son of a missing Wyoming couple believed murdered, will tell the court by Wednesday if he will voluntarily return to Wyoming to face a murder warrant. Payne, 25, surrendered to Clark County deputies about 24 hours after the Jackson Wyoming warrant was issued. Attorney Harry Reid said the decision will be advised to the court.
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Payne
Vegas
Russell Payne
Wyoming
Harry Reid
Clark County Sheriff's Deputies
Jackson
Wvyo
Nixon aides hedge on troop outback
Washington officials say President Nixon may have sparked false optimism by saying he hopes all American ground combat forces can be pulled out of Vietnam by year end. They stress no firm promise was made and U.S. forces will return as fast as possible without compromising objectives.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Where I Stand It Is Every Citizen's Duty to Sacrifice
A columnist argues citizens must sacrifice to defend freedom amid perceived threats from Communists, the Mafia, student dissent, and inflation. He endorses tough measures, surveillance, and law and order campaigns, citing Life Magazine on widespread bugging and the reach of new electronic devices.
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Life Magazine
Weather Card Sunny With Warm Feeling Expected
Mostly sunny today with gentle winds and a high near 100 degrees. Low around 70 with noontime humidity at 17 percent. sunrise at 5 24 and sunset at 8 01.
Guinn Named New Head of Clark County School District
Kenny Guinn was chosen in a special Clark County School District meeting as the new superintendent. He is 34 and is finishing a doctorate at Utah State Agricultural College in Logan, Utah. His start date depends on completing his doctorate. The starting salary was not released, but the vacancy listed $28,000.
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Kenny Guinn
Clark County
James J. Mason
Towar
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
Guinn
The
Utah College
Controllers Warn of US Air Traffic Shutdown
PATCO counsel F Lee Bailey warns a nationwide air traffic slowdown could halt U S operations as investigators harass radar controllers to sign statements while sick workers are ordered back. PATCO chair Michael J Rock protests FDA tactics and urges action to stop the pressure.
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Boston
API
United States
F. Lee Bailey
Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization
PATCO
Washington
Michael J. Rock
Federal Aviation Administration
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Rock
New York City
Ex-Teacher Nears Four-Hour Rampage Siege
Bruce Whitsett, 31, a former Riverdale High School teacher in Port Byron Illinois, held authorities at bay yesterday with a rifle for four hours. He was captured at his mother and stepfather's home after a search of the residence found evidence.
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Abingdon, Ill
UPI
Rock Island
Bruce Whitsett
Riverdale High School
Port Byron
Ill
Claude Miller
Mead's Waters Claim Two Victims at Lake Mead
A six year old Henderson boy Johnny Ray Stingley and his 53 year old grandfather Alonzo Turner drowned at Lake Mead near the Vegas Wash arm. The boy lived at 1928 Allen Street and the grandfather at 2105 Evans Street. Search for the bodies continued at daybreak.
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Henderson
Lake Mead
Vegas Wash
Johnny Ray Stingley
Allen St
Alonzo Turner
Evans St
Charleston Curfew Imposed After Abernathy Arrest
Officials imposed a dusk to dawn curfew in Charleston South Carolina and set $50 000 bonds for demonstration leaders after a clash between police and Negro youths. Gov. McNair kept National Guardsmen at the ready as Rev Ralph David Abernathy was arrested leading about 400 demonstrators.
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UPI
Robert E. McNair
National
Ralph David Abernathy
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