Congo War Deepens Sudan Crisis Amid Rebel Arms Flow
Cairo AP reports Congo war fueling internal Sudanese strife as Congolese forces under Maj. Gen. Joseph Mobutu operate from Juba. Soviet, Egyptian, Algerian planes allegedly airlift arms through Khartoum to rebels. weapons hauled from Juba toward Aba inside Congo.
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Congo
Sudan
S Khartoum
Juba
Joseph Mobtu
Aba
Soviet Union
Red China
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Khartoum
Molise Tshombe
Artesia Man Named Clovis School Chief
Vernon R. Mills of Artesia will become superintendent of Clovis schools effective January 1 replacing Travis Stovall who leaves for Alamogordo. Mills, Artesia superintendent for a decade, signs a contract through next year at a 14000 dollar annual salary and is a Clovis native.
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Vernon R. Mills
Artesia
Clovis Board of Education
Mills
Travis Stovall
Stovall
Alamogordo
Hair style dispute sidelines Westbrook student
Edward T. Wores Jr., 15, a Westbrook High School freshman, is suspended for how he wears his hair. School officials stand by the dress code while the boy and his parents threaten court action to seek reinstatement.
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Westbrook High School
Study Group Recommends Expanded Recreation Spots in Texas
A Texas study group urges a statewide outdoor recreation plan for a projected 2000 population surge. The committee proposes coastal and inland areas be treated equally, lake zoning to separate fishing from boating, and a 5.5 million dollar annual state match for federal funds.
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Texas
John Connally
Gulf Coast
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Houston
San Antonio
Marvin Watson
Connally
Tional
Parks and Wildlife Commission
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Mississippi Bond Sales Stir Racial Protest Costs
Mississippi sold 8.775 million dollars in state bonds with higher than market rates due to civil rights protests. A 6 million dollar secondary school issue yielded 3.238 percent, and 2,775,000 college bonds at 3.2867 percent, above the general 3 percent level. NAACP and CORE condemned the bids and urged investigation of distribution in New York, while noting the impact of protests on financing and potential losses.
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Mississippi
Richmond
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Congress of Racial Equity
Pearl River Valley
NAACP
Wilkins
Louis J. Lefko
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