Fights Erupt Across Chinese Cities Amid Maoist Clash
Reports from AP describe large scale armed clashes in at least nine Chinese cities including Lanchow and Yinchuan as Maoist supporters confront foes, with mobs besieging the Mongolian embassy in Peking and Red Guards seizing a Soviet ship captain in Dairen.
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Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
Red China
Lanchow
China
Peking
Asahi
Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Mongolia
Tass
Red Guards
Svirsk
Dairen
Mer Erercenary
Mediterranean
War All Out In Nigeria As Gowon Orders Full Action
Lagos Nigeria AP Maj Gen Yakubu Gowon head of the federal government orders full scale war against the breakaway eastern region of Biafra following rebel bombing raids. Ojukwu vows Biafra will not negotiate or surrender and claims readiness to launch a decisive offensive. Reports also cite Soviet adviser shipments and possible British arms aid. Bonn says West Germany plans no major reduction in armed forces as defense spending cuts loom.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Yakubu Gowon
Biafra
Britain
Soviet Union
Odumegwu Ojukwu
Gowon
Federal Nigeria
Sim
Ojukwu
Bonn
Germany
Kurt jGeor Kiesinger
West Germany
Karl Guenther von Hase
Kiesinger
Gerhard Schroeder
Castro Sees U S Negro Revolt At Havana Conference
Fidel Castro led a Havana meeting of Latin American leftists endorsing his revolutionary line. Delegates from 27 nations backed anti U S subversion rhetoric and praised the Black Power movement while pledging solidarity with Stokely Carmichael.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Latin American Solidarity Organization
Castro
United States
Tito and Nasser Hit Snags in Middle East Talks
Cairo reports say Tito and Nasser faced obstacles to a peace formula amid renewed Arab Israeli tensions. Yugoslav aides deny a concrete plan exists, signaling a possible shift toward non aligned nations. Indications point to further discussions next week with India’s Gandhi considered.
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Cairo
Aqaba
Suez Canal
Tito
Yugoslavia
Gamal
Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Gulf of
Nasser
Mohammed Hassanein Heikal
al Ahram
Middle East
Yugosslavia
India
Indira Gandhi
WWII grenade blast kills four youths in Pristina
A World War II grenade detonated in Pristina on Friday, killing four boys aged eight to ten and injuring others as investigators determine how the device remained unexploded.
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Pristina
Yugoslavia
UPD
Liberation School Ousted by Episcopal Church in Nashville
Nashville's Liberation School was barred from St Anselm's Episcopal Chapel and suspended by the Metropolitan Action Agency after testimony that the school teaches hatred of whites. The agency cited loss of liability insurance as a key factor and awaited full commission vote.
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Nashville
J. Paschall Davis
John Sprace
Senate Judiciary Committee
Vander Horst
Episcopal
Liberation School
James Woodruff
St. Anselm’s
Tennessee A&i
Fisk
Roof-Top Sign Celebrates New Baby at Tech Couple
Bill and Terry McLelland welcomed an 8 pound 4 ounce son named Hal Hart McLelland at West Texas Hospital. The newborn arrived at 3:19 a.m. Friday as neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Smiley Glover raised a large roof sign to announce the birth. The father serves as swimming director at the ABC Boys Club and both parents are seniors at Texas Tech.
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Bill Jack MecLelland
18Th St
Terry
Bill Jack
Smiley Glover
McLellands
West Texas Hospital
Hal Hart McLelland
ABC Boys Club
Texas Tech
Detroit riot damages may reach eighty five million
Insurance losses from the Detroit riot may hit 85 million, per the General Adjustment Bureau. Surveying 300 firms, 538 were destroyed and 549 seriously damaged, with 43 deaths linked to the week of rioting. Liquor dealers, grocers and laundries faced heavy losses as the bureau opens a Detroit office with 30 investigators.
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New York
Detroit
General Adjustment Bureau, Inc
Burglary Sprees Reported Across City Homes
Mrs. Tom Hoy eight 3003 58th St. chased burglars after seeing a man near her house at 9 30 p m a partner pursued him out a back gate another intruder pushed her aside and fled with a 275 watch missing. A break in at Jack C Smith 3703 Paris Ave left a 159 television set and other items stolen. Billy B Beck 4724 27th St reported three lawn chairs taken. A hair salon suffered about 300 damage with a filing cabinet pried open and rooms ransacked. Rob Aguilar 2716 3rd St found clip pers at a pawn shop and police pursued a suspect. C C Leftwich 4412 19th St reported lumber worth 43 56 stolen from 1616 Main St.
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Tom Hoy
58Th St
Hoy
Jack C. Smith
Paris Ave
Billy B. Beck
27Th St
Jessie Lee
Robert Aguilar
3Rd. St
Lubbock Barber College
C. C. Leftwich
19Th St
Main St
FHA Approves Water Plan for Guthrie Texas
The Farmers Home Administration preliminarily approves grants totaling 183,930 dollars to the Red River Authority for a 4 water system serving 78 Guthrie families in Texas. Senator Yarborough announced the action. Judge Morris notes final approvals remain and construction could begin soon.
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Avalanche-Journal
Washington Bureau
Washington, D.C
Farmers Home Administration
Red River Authority
Guthrie
Tex
Ralph Yarborough
W. L. Morris
King County
Morris
FHA
Reagan names Nancy Reagan to California Arts Commission
Gov. Reagan appoints his wife Nancy Reagan to the California Arts Commission with travel expenses but no salary. The panel, funded by federal and private sources, promotes culture and surveys artistic activities statewide and awaits Senate confirmation. He also names actress Irene Dunne Griffin of Los Angeles to the commission.
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Sacramento
Calif
Reagan
Nancy
California Arts Commission
Commission
California
Senate
Hollywood
Irene Dunne
Irene Dunne Griffin
Los Angeles
Indonesia to Resume Ties With Malaysia in Confrontation Era
Brig. Gen. Sunarso, head of Indonesia’s relations with Malaysia, told the Malay Mail in Kuala Lumpur that Indonesia will soon resume relations with Malaysia, which were severed during Sukarno’s confrontation policy.
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Kuala Lumpur
UPI
Malaysia
Sukarno
Sunarso
Malay Mail
Senate curbs Fiat deal as Eximbank gains authority
The Senate approved extending the Export-Import Bank to 1973 and raising loan limits while banning financing for a Fiat automotive plant in the Soviet Union. Mundt praised the move as a blow to East-West trade and a potential aid to Vietnam efforts, as Javits questioned its impact on arms support to North Vietnam. The measure also bars funding of Soviet tied exports and renames the bank to the Export-Import Bank of the United States.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Russia
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Fiat Automobile Company
Italy
U.S
Fiat
Soviet Union
Johnson
Mundt
Vietnam
Jacob K. Javits
New, York
Ctly
North Vietnam
Free World
Export-Import Bank of
Export- Import Bank of the
America
National Guard Leaders Oppose Pentagon Reorganization Plan
State Adjutants General protested to Congress against a Pentagon plan to shift Guard units to the Army Reserve reducing Guard strength by about 19 000 to a 400 000 level. They warned states could lack proper units to maintain order and quell rioting as seen in metropolitan areas. The plan was revised to address objections but still eliminates one of the Army Reserve infantry brigades.
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Washington
UPI
State National Guard
Congress
Pentagon
Army Reserve
Adjutants General Association
House Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Associaton
Texans Killed in Action Identified by Pentagon
Pentagon released names of three Texans killed in Vietnam Friday. Army Captain Donald H Mabry of Rusk Hospital Street, Corporal Joel D Fendley of Richmond Route 2 Box 134A, and Marine Lance Corporal Earnest R Byars of Houston 2314 Radcliff.
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Washington
Pentagon
Vietnam
Army
Donald H. Mabry
Nancy F. Mabry
Hospital Street
Rusk
Joel, D. Fendley
Marcus I. Fendley
Box
Richmond
Marine
Lance
Earnest R. Byars
Ethel. Byars
Radcliff
Houston
Night at the Hilton Inn Dallas Offers City Splendor
A travel snapshot invites readers to enjoy the Hilton Inn Dallas with pools gardens and sundecks. Guests can dine at Trader Vic's on the 10th floor and enjoy popular family prices near major routes. Reservations available via Hilton and Dallas number 214 827 4100.
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Magnificent Hilton Inn
Dallas
Mockingbird
Hilton Reservations Service
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