Vietnam Candidates Fight Dirt in Near Standstill Campaign
In Saigon civilians and military junta rivals trade dirty politics accusations as the presidential race stalls amid doubts over a national campaign launch. Meanwhile in Juarez a student shot a professor in class, then fought police. six officers wounded him. Tokyo sees a head-on freight train crash with fuel cars exploding and injuries.
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Saigon
UPI
South Vietnam
Juarez
Mexico
Juarez Agricultural College
Joel Cuervo Hermosillo
Juarez General Hospital
Luis Borjon Barga
Barga
Hermosillo
Secret Service
Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Yokota
Skirmish and protests mark Middle East tense wave
Across the Jordan River Israeli and Jordanian forces traded fire while Arabs staged a major defiance of Israel's occupation of old Jerusalem. Egypt charged Israel with mistreating captured troops. Iraq tightened oil controls as Western interests faced pressure. A bank robbery in Stockholm yielded 10000 dollars with the robber captured, and in Amman shops and eateries in Old Jerusalem closed in protest.
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United Press International
Israel
Jordan River
Old Jerusalem
Suez Canal
Egypt
United Nations
Red Cross
Cairo
Iraq
Amman
Holy City
Lord Robens resigns as National Coal Board chair
Britain’s National Coal Board chief Lord Robens resigns four days after a tribunal blamed the agency for the Aberfan coal tip disaster that killed 144 people in October. He will stay until August end to prepare a disaster report for Prime Minister Harold Wilson.
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London
UPI
Lord Robens
Britain
National Coal Board
Aberfan
Sales
Robens
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Coast Board
Tribunal
Richard Marsh
Minister of Power
Soviets report flood of volunteers to fight with Arabs
In June, Lt. Gen. Ivan Kozhedub said Soviet citizens flocked to volunteer for Arab forces as Israel attacked. Pravda Ukrainy condemned anti Zionist rhetoric while denouncing Zionism as imperialist, and Calcutta faced mass rail disruption as commuters protested ration shortages.
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UPI
Israel
Middle East
Air Force
Ivan N. Kozhedub
Kommunist
Pravda Ukrainy
Truth of the Ukraine
Poli
Ukranian Communist Party
Maoists Fear Shanghai Takeover
Supporters of Mao urged Shanghai's 10 million residents to mobilize to prevent a new anti-Maoist takeover. The city, controlled by Maoists after earlier anti-Maoist seizure, faces resentment amid attacks on garrison troops. Liberation Daily claimed the anti-Maoist allied army of Shanghai was crushed.
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UPIC
Mao Tsetung
Shanghai
Mao
China
Liberation Daily
Isle of Man Plans To Take London To U N
Manx Parliament prepares an emergency vote to seek U N support against Britain over radio ban and Manx independence. Roy Macdonald frames action as defense of self government while Britain enforces pirate radio crackdown. The plan would test Manx sovereignty before the U N as Parliament debates the issue.
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Britain
U.N
Ronald Thomson Douglas
Irish Sea
Rebels of Man
Great Britain
United Nations
Holiday Isle
London
Roy Macdonald
Sion
Winston Churchill
Douglas
Radio Caroline North
Manx Radio
Tynwald
Macdonald
Broadcasting Commission
Edward Callister
House of Keys
Briiain
Labhorites
Mississippi Gubernatorial Contest Sees Surging Last-Minute Push
Democratic candidates including William Winter Ross Barnett and John Bell Williams campaigned to an estimated 650000 voters on election eve. The race featured tone driven appeals over issues from children to conservatism with a large turnout anticipated in 82 counties.
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Winter
John Stennis
Jim Eastland
Mississippi
Atty
Bill Waller
Jackson
Jimmy Swan
Hattiesburg
Kreele
Stone County
Vernon E. Brown
Wiggins
Waller
Swann
McKinley
Brown
Rachel Phillips
Williams
Barnett
Young Democrats
Greenville Delta
Democrat- Times
Hodding Carter
Ramsey Clark outlines steps for governors to seek federal troops
Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark sent letters to all 50 governors detailing the conditions and procedures to request federal troops to suppress domestic violence if local resources fail. The guidance lists three criteria: serious domestic violence, inability to control it locally, and a governor or legislature request to the President. Clark noted preliminary steps may occur before a formal request, but stressed local responsibility remains paramount.
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Washington
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Johnson
National Guard
Contro
George Romney
Michigan
Detroit
Water Authority Meeting in Tulia Tonight
Mackenzie Water Authority directors meet at 8 p.m. in Tulia City Hall to review a municipal water project for Tulia, Silverton, Lockney and Floydada. Reports cover bonding, financing, legality of dam voting while delaying aqueduct elections, and future of the proposal amid new underground water discoveries for Tulia.
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Tulia
Mackenzie Water Authority
Tulia City Hall
Tuolia
Silverton
Lockney
Floydada
Tutia
Lubbock Morning and Evening Subscriptions Sheet
A vintage subscription price list from Lubbock Avalanche Journal outlines mail and local delivery options. It shows Morning Evening and Sunday editions with varying durations and postpaid rates, including six month and three month terms, plus combined plans for Moris and Sunday.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Shams Avenue
J. Laubbock
Lotecaine
Luddock
Sun
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