Third World Summit Opens With Bloc Critique Of Israel
Sri Lanka Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike led the fifth nonaligned summit opening with a denunciation of Israel and a call for U S and Soviet forces to leave the Indian Ocean. She urged a zone of peace around the ocean and the dismantling of the Diego Garcia base as part of a broader push for a new economic order and a decolonized global system. The gathering drew 85 nations including leaders from India Egypt Yugoslavia Zambia and Cyprus amid a climate of anti imperialism and calls for a fairer world finance.
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Hill Day Fracas Leaves 19 Injured 26 Arrested
ST LOUIS AP Nineteen police were injured and 26 people arrested Sunday at Hill Day, a major Italian American festival. A two teen fistfight sparked a crowd clash near Midge Berra Park, with bottles and a champagne bottle hurled at officers. A mounted officer spooked, a bystander trampled, and riot alerts were issued before tapering off by 8 15 p.m.
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Mrs. Dobyns III In Critical Condition In California
Mrs. Dobyns Sr. of Mexico visiting daughter in California is in critical condition at a San Dimas hospital after a fall, leg fracture, and a stroke following surgery. She had been in a coma since last Wednesday and remains in the ICU.
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Spainhower Opens Missouri Senate Campaign Tour
Missouri Treasurer James I. Spainhower launched his drive for the Democratic nomination for U S Senate. He faces former Gov. Warren E. Hearnes as the main opponent and plans appearances in Kansas City St Joseph Hannibal Cape Girardeau Springfield and Joplin through Thursday.
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Emperor Hirohito honors war dead in peace anniversary
At Tokyo ceremony marking the end of World War II, Emperor Hirohito spoke of grief for those lost, prayed for world peace, and recalled Japan's acceptance of the Potsdam Declaration. About 1,000 officials and 5,000 war relatives attended the televised memorial at Martial Arts Hall.
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Christians In New Drive On Mountains
Beirut Lebanon AP Christians launch a fresh campaign to drive Palestinians from the Meten mountain area overlooking Beirut. A Phalange leader warns of forced eviction if Palestinians do not pull out. Night fighting includes shelling, tank assaults around Aintoura with casualties rising. Beirut's commercial district and Chiyah Ein Rummaneh also saw clashes. About 90 dead and 135 wounded reported by hospital and security sources. The mountain towns, once summer retreats for the Christian elite, remain contested as Palestinians and leftist allies pressed into the region.
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Mysterious $10,000 donation to NORML raised questions
A quiet donor handed NORML a $10,000 cash gift in an anonymous briefcase note claiming funds from the Confederation of marijuana dealers. NORML director Keith Stroup said the group has never seen such a donation and spends about $275,000 yearly on lobbying. The donor appeared “normal looking” and spoke briefly about marijuana decriminalization.
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National Organization For the Reform of
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Carter Won't Comment Yet On Convention
Plains Georgia AP Jimmy Carter avoids public comment on the GOP convention while remaining low profile after securing the Democratic nomination. He has held private briefings on defense economics and foreign policy, played softball, and avoided most travel. He criticized Ford vetoes in a West Virginia speech and emphasized coal mine safety and other issues. He attended church with family and allowed women reporters into his Bible class through an aide.
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Litton Group Backing Brownfield For Senate Nomination
In Missouri, Litton supporters in Pike Lincoln and Montgomery counties rally behind Derry Brownfield a farmer broadcaster as a potential Senate candidate. Brownfield 44 broadcasts 11 farm programs daily on 55 Missouri radio stations from Center town studios. He has no party registration and opts not to seek the Democratic State Committee’s backing despite interest from Litton loyalists.
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U.S
Jerry Litton
U.S. Senate
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Girl Wins In Soap Box Derby In Akron Ohio
Joannie Ferdinand, 14, of Canton Ohio, wins the senior division of the 39th All-American Soap Box Derby in a photo finish after a runoff with Johnny Pulliam 14 of Lilburn Georgia. Jeannie receives a 3000 dollar college fund. Johnny gets 2000 for college. She becomes the second girl in two years to win the senior division.
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Man survives hitchhiking attack in Arkansas
John Henry Young, 40, an unemployed Toronta mechanic, says he may keep offering rides after two hitchhikers tied him to a road sign with a rope and robbed him. He was rescued by a passerby. no arrests had been reported as of Sunday.
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Chester Ford
Poinsett County
Betty Ford Says She Cannot Lose in Any Outcome
First Lady Betty Ford tells Parade Magazine she feels she cannot lose whether her husband wins the GOP nomination or defeats Jimmy Carter in November. She says if he wins the nomination she gains as a citizen and if he loses she gains as a wife. The remarks appear as Parade Magazine content.
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White House
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Riots Leave Cape Town Townships in Ruins After Clashes
Report from CAPE TOWN describes Guguletu Nyanga and Langa after rioting last week that killed 29 and injured over 100. Black residents in spotless whites played tennis as wrecked delivery trucks and glass littered streets. Police kept a low profile while white passes restricted access for whites seeking entry.
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