Land Delivery Schedule Extended for Dallas Project
The plan links with Agency and Mark Real Estate Enterprises Inc. would extend the final delivery date by one year from January 1, 1975 to January 1, 1976. The first parcel delivery timetable remains unchanged.
Robbers target Plaza Hotel safe deposit boxes
Five men robbed a hotel safe deposit area while a taxi driver tried to warn staff. They treated workers calmly, warned everyone to stay safe, and allowed time before police called. About 125 boxes were in the rear. 700 to 800 guests registered that day.
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Westwood urges Eagleton to quit amid campaign issues
Mrs. Westwood and Paterson urged Senator Eagleton to withdraw from the race citing medical background as overshadowing campaign issues. McGovern indicated the DNC could name another candidate within 10 days to two weeks if Eagleton refused. Eagleton, on CBS Face the Nation, said he is an asset to the ticket and cited support from party leaders.
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Japanese Pioneered Cultured Pearls Around 1904
Historical note states the Japanese first developed cultured pearls circa 1904 marking a milestone in pearl farming. The discovery influenced global jewelry production and opened new avenues in ocean product culture and trade.
Spaak the Belgian Statesman A Life in Conflict and Policy
Retired for centuries humanly large Spaak shaped postwar Europe. He faced Vishinsky at the U.N. and warned of Soviet fear. A founder of the European Common Market, he battled de Gaulle era tensions and saw Leopold abdicate in favor of Baudouin. Spaak endured prison, law studies, and a political ascent from premier at 39 to elder statesman. He married twice and left three children.
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British troops invade Free Derry to remove barricades
At 4 a.m. 1,500 soldiers with armored cars and tanks moved into the Bogside and Creggan districts of Londonderry, tearing down barricades in the Free Derry area amid limited resistance. Authorities said one gunman and a gasoline bomber were shot. no bodies found. Protests erupted elsewhere as the operation aimed to reopen security routes and reclaim “no go” zones formerly held by IRA influence.
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Night North Vietnam raids pound bridges and dikes
U S and allied aircraft conducted extensive Sunday strikes across North Vietnam targeting fuel lines depots naval and air bases bridges highways and radar sites. Among major actions two F4 Phantoms were shot down near Hanoi while pilots from the carrier Kitty Hawk Saratoga and other ships attacked Haiphong Haiphong area bridges and other key transport links.
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U.S. State Department
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Denver
Colo
Jeff S. Feinstein
East Troy
Wis
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Ventura
Calif
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Honolulu
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Plans for New Courthouse and Site Layout
The article outlines a new courthouse project with floor plans for offices to move from the old building, a first floor jail area, sheriff and welfare spaces, and a snack bar. It notes ground level access, a third and fourth floor for courts, a fifth floor for district attorney and law library, and a pre cast panel exterior with a penthouse elevator room. The old courthouse will be torn down after the new facility is completed to allow parking landscaping work and all offices to relocate.
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Bremer faces 17 counts in Laurel shooting case
A jury panel excused after questions on the Wal lace campaign shooting. Bremer, a Milwaukee native and former hotel worker, faces 12 counts for using a .38 caliber pistol and five handgun charges in Maryland. Wallace, paralyzed, and three others were wounded at a Laurel shopping center during a May 16 campaign stop.
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Alabama
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Dora Thompson
Hyattsville
Ralph W. Powers
Maryland
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Baltimore
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Zarvos
U.S
Birmingham
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Court officials argue against stays in trials
Griswold and Daniel Friedman urge the circuit to void a stay in a criminal case after the jury was seated. They compare to 1953 Rosenberg executions and contend the stay was unjustified and interfered with criminal proceedings while the government defends the stay as lawful review remains available on appeal.
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Ethel Rosenberg
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Prodigal Son Plant Linked to Carob In Bible Narrative
A carob tree is identified as the source of the pod with sticky pulp eaten by men in the prodigal son narrative. The reference ties the parable to a desert tree whose fruit was known in ancient times.
Sharks attack mainly daytime in shallow water
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes most shark attacks occur between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. in two to three feet of water about 300 feet from shore, detailing the typical vulnerable conditions for beachgoers.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Stock Market Soft In Slow Trade Amid Mixed News
New York stocks edged lower with the Dow down 2.41 to 924.29 as political and geopolitical worries weighed. Gains from earnings and signs of economic improvement offered some support, while specific issues like Engelhard Minerals and key commodity prices in Oklahoma were noted.
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