Peacock urges end to apartheid or risk massive African deaths
Australian Foreign Minister Andrew Peacock warned at a U N conference that scores of thousands could die in an armed South African conflict if whites cling to power. Norwegian Prime Minister Nordli urged aid to black nations and a weapons embargo to back liberation movements.
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Three Arrested in Counterfeit Plot In California
Federal agents raided Vanguard Automatic Graphics in Los Alamitos just after midnight and arrested Elvin E. Baker 60 of San Diego as he allegedly printed backs of counterfeit 50 bills. Steven B. Blash Sr. 53 of San Diego the alleged ringleader and Robert Samuel Lewis 54 of Panorama City were also arrested. About 150000 dollars in partial notes seized.
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Farm trade balance faced with possible five year low
Washington analysts estimate the favorable agricultural trade balance for the year starting Oct 1 could fall to between 7 and 9 billion dollars. No firm next year forecast from the Agriculture Department exists, but provisional export and import projections suggest a retreat from prior peaks despite a strong dollar.
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Lady in Black Returns to Valentino Tomb in Hollywood
About 150 mourners, mostly elder women, gathered at Rudolph Valentino's tomb on the 51st anniversary of his death. Dira Flame, the claimed original lady in black aged 65, returned with a red rose ritual, recalling Valentino's influence and Elvis Presley's death stirring a younger generation to feel the old mob's sorrow.
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Voyager I camera boom modification eyed by engineers
Engineers at Cape Canaveral examine Voyager I camera boom and propulsion module joints to prevent a repeat of Voyager II tumbling after launch. John Casani cites two bumps from Voyager II's propulsion unit as the likely cause and notes plans to test near Voyager II with a polarimeter while deciding on an auxiliary spring for Voyager I's camera boom.
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Former suffragette offers ERA campaign guidance
Hazel Hawkins Hallinan, 87, veteran suffragette, urges ERA supporters to vote, march, and risk arrest if needed. She notes Illinois as a key battleground and recalls the 1913 suffragists march toward the White House renewing Alice Paul’s legacy, with marchers in white venerating the pioneer.
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Inmate Lobaugh Freed After 25 Years Injustice
Indiana prisoner Ralph Lobaugh, sentenced for 1944 45 Fort Wayne rape murders, is released on parole after a 25 plus year push for justice. A 1977 investigation cleared him, contradicting an earlier report labeling him a degenerate, leading to his death sentence commutation to life and eventual release to work release in Indianapolis.
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