Percy sees good in Watergate at Kansas Republican gathering
Senator Charles Percy told about 500 at the Kansas Young Republican Federation event that Republicans won’t be punished as a group in 1974 despite Watergate. He praised Bob Dole, urged GOP unity, and suggested rebating a surplus from the Nixon campaign fund after legal settlements.
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Algiers Summit Condemns Israel and U S Policy
At the Algiers nonaligned summit 76 nations condemned Israel and U S Indochina policy, backed Soviet limits on Jewish emigration, and pledged to oppose neocolonial exploitation. Cuba cut diplomatic ties with Israel amid applause from delegates. Israel expressed regret.
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Beatings by Youth Gangs Blamed for Derelict Attacks
In Kansas City police stepped up market-area surveillance after a series of brutal beatings of derelicts, one man died. Witnesses say roving youths aged 16 to 18 from nearby Johnson County target transients, lure them into cars, then dump or beat them. Joe Sierra was found badly beaten in Platte County five days earlier. Police deny other deaths but locals report repeated assaults and fear the perpetrators remain at large.
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Girl 8 Becomes Kilimanjaro’s Youngest Climber
Samantha White of Steilacoom Washington, aged eight, summited Kilimanjaro Africa's highest peak with a guide, while her father stopped at 18,640 feet due to altitude sickness and her mother turned back. The record surpasses the previous youngest climber, an 11-year-old boy.
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Public school integration favored by majority
Gallup poll shows 18 percent oppose public school integration. Among 1513 adults surveyed August 6–9 27 percent favor changing school boundaries to mix economic and ethnic groups, 22 percent back more housing for low income families, five percent pick busing, nine percent of blacks and four percent of whites favor busing, 22 percent prefer other options, 17 percent have no opinion.
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