Prague unrest over Russian troops echoed in Soviet press
A Soviet era newspaper charged counterrevolutionary forces are active in Czechoslovakia as Prague reports only about 35 percent of Soviet troops have left after maneuvers. Literaturnaya Gazeta linked a June Prague manifesto to anti Socialist forces and urged withdrawal. Foreign estimates put Warsaw Pact mobilization at 3 000 to 5 000 Russians remaining with other contingents gone.
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Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Budapest
Literaturnaya Gazeta
Literary Gazette
Soviet Union
Tives
I J
Alexander Dubicek
Communist Party
Martin Czur
Warsaw Pact
Catholics Named To World Council Commission In Breakthrough
Nine Roman Catholics were nominated to the World Council of Churches Faith and Order Commission with Vatican approval, marking the first time Catholics could be full members of a WCC body. Nominees include Raymond E. Brown and Walter Burghardt, both U.S. scholars.
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Uppsala
Sweden
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
Faith and Order Commission
WCC
Vatican
de Lukas Vischer
Faith and Order Secretariart
Vischer
Eugene Carson Blake
Roman Catholic Church
World Council
Raymond E. Brown
Walter Burghardt
Father Brown
St. Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
Burghardt
Woodstock College
Woodstock
Pakistan To Get Aid From USSR
Indira Gandhi said India has indications the Soviet Union will begin arming Pakistan. She declined to specify the form of the aid but called it more than a token supply.
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Pakistan
Ussr
New Delhi
UPI
Indira Gandhi
Soviet Union
Bloodbath claim ties Hong Kong mystery to Kwangsi massacres
A Red Chinese tabloid reports hundreds of Mao followers massacred in Kwangsi Province by anti Mao forces. Diplomatic sources link the killings to the floating bodies along the Pearl River and the Wuchow fighting amid claims of rival rebel groups.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Mao Tse-tung
Kwangsi
Pearl River
Rottern
China
Macao
Wuchow
Kwangsi Province
Peking
Heart Transplant Death Attributed To Delayed Consent
In Prague officials blamed a 14 hour delay in obtaining relatives consent for the first heart transplant failure in a Communist nation. Mrs Charlota Horvathova 54 died after a seven hour operation at Bratislava University Hospital from a donor heart obtained after delays and religious debate.
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Prague
UPI
Charlota Horvathova
Bratislava University Hospital
Bratislava
CTK
Negro Wins Bryan Commission Race
Harmon Son Bell, a service station owner, won a eight man city commissioners race in Bryan Texas with 632 votes. Bell will serve out the unexpired term of Jerome Zubik who resigned his post in April.
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Bryan
Tex
Harmon
Bell
Jerome Zubik
Morning Edition notices from Lubbock Avalanche Journal
The text presents the masthead of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal with publication details for the morning edition. It notes the paper is printed on Avenue J in Lubbock Texas 79408, with the section code PU3-4343.
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Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Prague
Lubbock-Avalanche-Journal Morning
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
At &Th
Avenue J
Texas
FALSE TEETH STABILIZER ADVERTISEMENT
False teeth rock slide or slip then caregivers urge FASTEETH for denture security. Sprinkling on plates aims to keep teeth firmer and comfortable, reducing denture breath. Advisory notes emphasize dentist visits and availability at drug counters.
Fabulous Fabric Buy for Cotton Shelves
Bright ad touts 100 percent cotton fabric in 36 inch widths. Highlights gingham plaids woven yarn dyed cotton with easy care wash and wear fabrics. Encourages immediate stock up and charging.
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