Tuesday Briefs from Around the World and Nation
Hollywood reports Groucho Marx improving in Cedars Sinai after lung inflammation. In Moscow, Ilya Glazunov denounced by authorities over anti-Soviet caricature. exhibition canceled. In Carson City, Gary White named to State Board of Funeral Directors. Pope Paul VI accuses Marcel Lefebvre of rebellion over illegal priest ordinations. Yuri Orlov charged with slander. his wife informed. Stan Kenton, 65, in fair condition after recovery from surgery. A Nevada hang glider wins a top prize. a pilot killed when parachute failed. Mahattan old houses noted as potential UN residence. Rhodesia peacekeeping proposed by Britain and U.S. officials. Chicago police break up teenage girls gang terrorizing elderly. U.S. trade deficit shrinks to 1.2 billion as oil imports fall. Kanarraville glider scene reported. John Everingham detained in Bangkok. details undisclosed. North Korea accuses South Korea of border fire on war anniversary. Mt. Washington race features electric VW in regatta. Mao’s nephew described as tyrant by Peking Radio. Richard Tenry resigns from Congress amid fraud talk. loses seat in primary. St Brendan reenactment marks 1500 years since voyage. Madrid Communist party rebukes Soviet criticism of its independent line. John Hogenson expects modest gain from Irish Sweepstakes. Phoenix union official Blake arrested after bakery strike actions.
Near Fatal Blow Dealt FBI
The article condemns a damaging blow to the FBI highlighting the agency as a protector of freedom and security and commends the agents who risk their lives daily.
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Guerrillas Battle Near Beirut Airport in Lebanon Clashes
Rival Palestinian factions clashed in Sabra and Burj Barajneh refugee camps near Beirut International Airport, with artillery duels between Palestinian groups and Israeli-backed Christian militias across southern Lebanon. Casualty reports indicated several dead and at least 10 wounded as fighting spread toward Ain Ebel and Marjayoun, while the airport remained open.
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Foster's Shoes Ad Warms Feet with Style and Comfort
A vintage ad promotes Foster's Shoes at 119 North 3rd offering footwear for men women and children. The copy highlights style and comfort as key appeals to shoppers seeking practical yet fashionable shoes.
Gypsum Price Rise Hits California Home Costs
The California Drywall Contractors Association says gypsum board costs have surged about 45 percent this year, pushing California homebuyers to pay roughly 45.9 million more on homes. John Mullin, president-elect, urged public and industry understanding and support at a San Diego news conference.
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First Eastern Trip Set For Russian Liner
The Russian cruise liner MS Kazakhstan will sail from New York on September 7 for a 14 day eastbound transatlantic cruise to northern Europe marking its inaugural eastward voyage. The 16 600 ton vessel owned by the Black Sea Shipping Co previously sailed from New Orleans to Mexico the Caribbean and South America last December.
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Las Vegas Weather Forecast Sees Hot Sunny Days Ahead
Forecast calls for continued sunshine and hot weather with gentle winds through Tuesday. Record highs near 110F today, humidity high, air quality fair, sunrise at 5 26 and sunset at 8 02 with mild overnight low around 80F.
Weather Tuesday Sees Showers in Carolinas and Lakes Area
Tuesday showers were indicated for parts of the Carolinas and Lakes region with mostly fair conditions elsewhere. Skies ranged from clear to partly cloudy across the forecast area.
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B52 Crews Mutinied Over Hanoi Missions in 1972
Former B52 pilot Dana Drenkowski claims crews mutinied in 1972 refusing missions over Hanoi due to SAC tactics not changing for undefended South Vietnam. Newsday and Pentagon officials cited. He says mutiny led to court martial and discharge of one officer, many reprimands, and eventual tactic shift aiding the December 1972 Christmas bombing.
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