Rome clashes as demonstrators torch De Gaulle effigy
In Rome on Friday night anarchists and pro Chinese groups clashed with police after burning a De Gaulle effigy at the French Embassy. Demonstrators, mostly students, overturned market carts and hurled bombs as police cleared the crowd near Farnese Palace. police remained on guard through the unrest involving about 5 000 demonstrators and fired many volleys.
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Soviet aims in the Middle East and UK tensions
The Foreign Office minister says Russia seeks to weaken and replace western power in the Middle East while avoiding conflict with the United States. Rodgers in Parliament argues Moscow will remain an oil exporter with limited military use in the region.
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Quake Strikes Hilly Eastern Sicily Again
An earthquake jolted eastern Sicily near Agrigento before dawn with a magnitude regarded as a strong shock on the Mercalli scale. Residents fled into the streets in panic and stayed out for hours, with no reports of injuries or serious damage.
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Soviet Move to Open New York Moscow Air Route Likely by June
The Soviet Union asked the Civil Aeronautics Board to designate Montreal as an intermediate stop for a New York to Moscow service with Aeroflot. Pan American selected Copenhagen as its stop. U.S. sources expect CAB approval and opening within weeks barring a last minute change in Moscow.
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UT Regents Accept Free 50 Acre Plot for Institute
University of Texas regents accept a gift of 50 acres from Nueces County to expand the Institute of Marine Science at Port Aransas. They note possible further acreage from the federal government and say the legislature must approve the gift. The facilities office is directed to draft a site development plan for the current institute and the additional land.
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Weekend TV Log Highlights From KGNC and KFDA Channels
TV listings for Sunday June 1968 show a wide schedule across KGNC channel and KFDA Amarillo. Programs include Wild Kingdom Warlock, Bonanza, Walt Disney hour, Lassie, Ed Sullivan, Smothers Brothers, and Gunsmoke with family, religious, and variety segments across morning to late night slots. Names like Frank McGee, Tom & Jerry, Tarzan, and Mission appear in the lineup.
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University of Texas Regents Buy Land in Austin Block
Regents approved a 4.4478 million dollar purchase to acquire several blocks of land in Austin within the Brackenridge urban renewal tract, located between the University of Texas and the state Capitol. The sale funds come from university appropriations and public sources.
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