Two Suspects Die in Gun Battle Over Chilean Slaying
A garage shootout in Santiago ended the manhunt for the slaying of former Interior Minister Edmundo Perez Zujovic. Two Riveras Calderon brothers were killed. three other suspects captured or wounded. Police embargoed news during martial law.
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Santiago
UPS
Edmundo Perez Zujovic
Arturo Rivera Calderon
Ronald Rivera Calderon
The
People
Ronald
Perez Zujovic
Arturo
Ete Ministry
Carlos Rojas Bustamante
Daniel Vergara Rufot
Arnaldo
Buin Infantry
Vicaceta
Khrushchev Cast Ballot in Moscow Nomination Vote
76 year old Nikita Khrushchev and his wife Nina visited Elementary School No. 28 in central Moscow to cast ballots for the Supreme Soviet race. Khrushchev wore medals, called himself a pensioner, and waved to supporters as plainclothes police watched.
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Nikita S. Khruschev
Moscow
Nikita
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Nina Petrovna
Nikita Sergeyevich
Khrushchevs
Sergeyevich
Mrs. Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Nikolai A. Maslenikov
Leninsky Party
Kropotkinskaya Street
Microwave Ovens Expand Use in Space and Industry
Government supplies astronauts with microwave ovens for isolation chamber cooking after moon flights signal safety. Airlines test microwaves for hot meals in 60 seconds, with 100,000 Ovens in U.S. use. Microwaves heat food quickly without penetrating metal, requiring non-metallic utensils and opening new vessel options.
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U.S
Indochina Skirmish Report Details Convoy Escort Actions
Indochina forces armed with rockets and Ameri can jeeps with machine guns escorted a convoy and repelled the enemy. Three trucks were damaged and one jeep destroyed. A bus hit a mine near Ban Me Thuot en route to Pleiku, with Vietnamese civilians killed and several wounded. An American artillery unit supported a forward base as rockets struck the 23rd Infantry Division area, with additional American personnel affected.
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Ban Me Thuot
Pleiku
Saigon
South Vietinamese 23Rd Infantry Division
U.S
Portales Cowboy Tops At Clovis Pioneer Days Rodeo
Portales N M Jerry Stroud won the top prize at the first Pioneer Days Rodeo in Clovis totaling 666 dollars over three days. Other winners included Jay Price Buffalo M D 368 in bareback bronc riding Bobby Brown Adrian 392 saddle bronc Bill Stanton Indian Valley Idaho 423 bull riding Phil Watcher Okemah Oklahoma 365 steer wrestling Lefty Wilkins Hillsboro New Mexico Frank Boyd Rankin 192 each in team roping Celie Whitcomb 252 in girls barrel racing.
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Clovis
Jerry Stroud
Portales
N.M
Stroud
Jay Price
Buffalo
M.D
Bobby Brown
Adrian
Bill Stanton
Indian Valley
Idaho
Phil Watcher
Okemah
Okla
Lefty Wilkins
Hillsboro
Frank Boyd
Rankin
Celie Whitcomb
Two Shot and Stabbed in City After Early Morning Incident
Kenneth Werline reports a woman accosted him on Avenue C around 4 a.m. She stabbed him three times in the left arm and stole $20 before fleeing. A suspect was named. Casiniro Rosales and Minnie Panda were both shot around 5:30 a.m. during an incident at Rosales' residence and hospitalized in fair condition. a suspect was named.
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Kenneth Werline
Duke St
Avenue C
Casiniro Rosales
Ave
Minnie Panda
Slaton
Rosales
Methodist Hospital
Pony Express Protest Speeds Cuero Yorktown Mail
Eight riders in western regalia delivered mail from Cuero to Yorktown in 59 minutes to protest a slower postal delivery system. The stunt, likened to a Pony Express run, highlighted concerns over efficiency between the two towns.
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Cuero Upi
Cuero
Yorktown
Prentice
John C. Hamilton
Cuero Rawhide
Cuero News- Trail Drivers Association
Hamilton
Blue
Kenedy
Postal Service
Fiery Nonuplets Birth Shocks Australia and UK Debate
In Sydney four of nine babies cling to life days after birth as Brodricks face public scrutiny and a UK MP calls for banning the fertility drug Gonadotrophin amid the extraordinary case. The nine siblings were born within 35 minutes, mostly premature, while two older children were delivered by Caesarean.
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Brodricks
Brodrick
Michael Brodrick
Canberra
London
Marcus Lipton
M.P
Labor Party
Belinda
Jacqueline
Birth risks cited as crucial 48 to 72 hours after delivery
The delivery team warns danger is not small and doctors stress the first 48 to 72 hours as the most dangerous, with risk easing later. Mother and baby receive congratulatory telegrams including one from Australia’s prime minister. Geraldine Gail Brodrick, a former Sydney nurse, married since 1964 and living on Kabarra station near Goulburn, raises sheep and cattle.
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William McMahon
Australia
John Fairfax and Sons Ltd
Associated Newspapers
Sydney Morning Herald
the Sun
the Sun-Herald
Amalgamated Television Services Pt
Tornado Strikes Fort Lauderdale Area. Roof Damage Reported
Severe weather damaged roofs in Fort Lauderdale and Tamarac Lakes as a twister overturned benches, uprooted trees, and knocked down power lines. No injuries or damage estimates were available. Warm humid air fueled scattered storms across the eastern U S with tornado watches in parts of New Mexico Colorado Kansas and Oklahoma. A Marysville Ohio trailer home was flattened by a severe thunderstorm.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Tamarac Lakes
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma Panhandle
Kansas
Marysville
Ohio
Columbus
Barnes to hold news conference on political plans
Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes will speak at a 2 p.m. news conference to reveal his political ambitions. He has said he may seek the governor’s chair or the U S Senate seat held by John Tower. Dolph Briscoe has announced a 1972 gubernatorial bid, regardless of Barnes’ decision.
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Briscoe
Midland man killed in shooting as wife aided escape
A Midland County woman reported a midnight call from her husband in Big Spring claiming he had killed a man. Authorities say Mathis fired on officers at the residence after refusing to surrender. Mrs Haney witnessed the Big Spring shooting and was detained briefly. The case goes to the grand jury with the victims’ bodies at Thomas Funeral Home.
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Iday
Big Spring
Mathis
Gideon
Haney
Riddle
Midland County Grand Jury
Johnson
Thomas Funeral Home
Hippie Party Publishes $20,000 for Vote At Large Affair
At the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco publisher Stewart Brand displayed $20,000 in $100 bills for guests to decide how to spend. The money vanished in part as discussions spanned eight hours, ending with Frederick Moore Jr taking $15,000 for a month while Brand approved the plan.
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San Francisco
Stewart Brand
Swan Song Brand
Stately
Palace of Fine Arts
Whole Earth
Brand
Pakistan
California
Frederick Moore Jr
Hetook
Moore
Fone
Palo Alto
Calif
Demonology course at USF draws bloodcurdling interest
USF in Tampa offers a four credit English class titled Demonology. Two hundred students study occult folklore through horror films and literature. Professors wore black garb to set the mood as debates on why people believe in the occult unfold.
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Tampa
Fla
Wolfman
Frankenstein
University of South Florida
Europe
John Torio
Jorio
Robin Mitchell
Florda 2Bar
Mary Fridman
William Heim
Samantha
Collision Here Injures Six
A two car accident about 1 20 a m Sunday injured six persons two of which required hospitalization Mrs Benita Chavarria 34 of 123 Ave T and Elvira Gonzales 52 of Sudan both were admitted to Methodist Hospital where both were listed in fair condition Released from Methodist Hospital after undergoing treatment were Raul Roberto Annette and Mary Chavarria All of 123 Ave T Some 15 hours later another two car mishap at the same location injured Ruth Hodges 7 year old daughter of My and Mrs Eldon Hodges of 2806 57th St She was discharged from Methodist Hospital after undergoing treatment.
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Benita Chavarria
Ave. T
Elvira Gonzales
Sudan
Methodist Hospital
Raul
Roberto
Annette
Mary Chavarria
Ruth Hodges
Eldon Hodges
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