Ecuador Rebellion Threatens Presidential Palace Bombing
Rebel officers in Quito threaten to bomb the presidential palace to oust Gen Guillermo Rodriguez Lara. Rodriguez allegedly moves between cities to quell the uprising, as Gen Raul Gonzalez Alvear gives the president's family and palace guards 30 minutes to evacuate.
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Quito
Ecuador
Guillermo Rodriguez Lara
Radio Quito
Rodriguez
Rio Bamba
Raul Gonzalez Alvear
Ecuador palace siege as Gonzalez leads siege to Quito
Rebels led by Gen Gonzalez attacked the Quito presidential palace with tanks while President Rodriguez fled to Rio Bamba. Radio reports varied as troops surrounded the palace and curfews spread in Guayaquil. Discontent centered on oil revenue and OPEC price hikes, signals a second west coast palace revolution in four days.
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Rodriguez
Rio Bamba
Quito
Gonzales
Gonzalez
Radio Nacional
Tial Palace
Gonzalez Alvear
Ment
National Secretariat of Information
Radio Grancolombia
Guayaquil
Galo Semblantes
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
South America
Lima
Peru
Ecuador
Israel Accepts Kissinger Sinai Pact In Cairo Accord
Israel moves to accept Kissinger's Sinai agreement with Egypt as both nations near formal approval and Geneva signing. The pact allows American civilian observers in the cease fire zone, withdraws Israeli forces from western Sinai, and opens the Suez canal to Israeli cargo.
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Jerusalem
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai
Egypt
Kissinger
Middle East
Victor Shemteyv
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Alexandria
Geneva
Sinai Desert
Gidi
Mitla
Abu Rudeis
Suez Canal
Encephalitis Count Climbs No Cases Reported Here
West Mississippi faces an epidemic with over 30 deaths and many cases in several states. In Comanche County no local cases are reported, though Chickasha residents show symptoms. Health officials warn of St Louis encephalitis with high fever, headache, lethargy, and potential fatal outcomes, and note no vaccine exists.
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Mississippi
Comanche County
Charles Green
Louisiana
Alabama
North Dakota
Illinois
St. Louis
Richard Ridgway
The
Public Health Department
Riddy
OU Sets Record For Ticket Sales
University of Oklahoma reports a new football season ticket record with 42 500 mailed and 17 500 held for student sale this week. Ticket manager Harold Reid notes daily mailings continue and remaining student tickets may open to the public if unsold.
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University of Oklahoma
Norman
Harold Reid
Reid
Southwest Oklahoma Sees Hot Weekend With Near 100 Degree Highs
Sunny conditions persist with hot weather forecast through today and Tuesday. Highs near 99 to 100 degrees expected, overnight lows around 70. Showers possible Thursday and Friday, with continued hot spell unlikely to ease soon.
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Oklahoma
Tornado Kills Minnesota Couple and Floods Hit Great Lakes Region
Tornadoes in Minnesota killed an elderly farming couple when their car was hurled into the air. Flood waters forced evacuations across Ohio and Michigan as rivers rose and storms inundated Cleveland, Hersey, and western Michigan towns. Rescuers used boats and helicopters to pull residents from waist-deep waters. No injuries were reported in Cleveland flooding, though a prior week’s deluge caused four deaths and about ten million dollars in damage. Local Weather Service notes 1.68 inches of rain since Saturday.
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Great Lakes
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Cleveland
National Weather Service
Hesperia
Muskegon
Mich
Ole Ronningen
Agnes
Climax
Crookston
California forest blaze to be contained by Tuesday
Porterville reports 2000 firefighters tackling California's largest forest fire of the year in Sequoia National Forest. The blaze has scorched over 12000 acres and is expected to be fully under control by 10 a.m. Wednesday per a Forest Service spokesman. Berlin area airliner crash kills 26 with eight survivors, ADN reports. Three crew among the dead. five passengers and three crew survive.
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Porterville
Calif
California
U.S. Forest Service
Sequoia National Forest
Berlin
Leipzig-Schkeuditz
ADN
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