Bloodshed in Argentina Surges as Bombs, Bodies Rise
In Buenos Aires area violence peaks with 47 bodies reported and at least 10 bombs. The totals this year rise to about 880 killed amid clashes between leftist guerrillas and right‑wing squads. Authorities cite police and military actions across Pilar and Lomas de Zamora, with subway bombings and a high death toll affecting the nation. The government vows to punish those behind the killings as leftist groups are blamed for other recent attacks.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Lomas de Zamora
Isabel Peron
Plaza de Mayo
Government House
Interior Ministry
Pilar
Fiat Car
Thais Rally Met with Explosives at Thammasat University
In Bangkok a peaceful university rally protesting the return from exile of Gen. Praphas Charusathien turned deadly as about 500 Red Gaurs and vocational students attacked near Thammasat University. One person was killed and 37 police wounded as explosives and rifles were used. Police reported roughly 10,000 students were present at the demonstration.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Praphas Charusathien
Taiwan
Red Gaur
Thammasat University
DMZ quiet as naval force moves toward Korea
North Korea accused the United States of provocation after a joint security area tree trimming led to two American officers' deaths. A U.S. Navy task force neared Korean waters while UNC said the 40 foot Normandy poplar near Panmunjom was felled and no further clashes reported.
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Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
United States
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Koreas
U.S. Navy
Pentagon
U.S
Korea
United Nations Command
UNC
Panmunjom
Pyongyang
Arthur G. Bonifas
Newburgh
N.Y
Mark T. Barrett
Columbia
D.C
Army
Travis Air Force Base
California
Richard Sneider
Vermont
Chung Hee Park
National Security Council
Midway
U.S. Naval Base
Yokosuka
Japan
Washington
Northern Air Force
Kim [-Sung
South Korean
Korean Security Council
Korean Peninsula
Rodong Sinmun
North Korean Workers’ (Communist) Party
Wortmann to Direct MHA as Executive Director
Mrs. Bonnie J. Wortmann, longtime Mexico Housing Authority employee, will become executive director in August succeeding interim chief Larry Shocks after Max Berrey retires for health reasons. Wortmann has served as part time advisor since 1974 and previously as secretary and later controller.
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Bonnie J. Wortmann
The
Mexico
Housing Authority Board of Commissioners
Larry Shocks
Max Berrey
Wortmann
Housing Authority
Authority
Lamont
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Route
Berrey
Missouri
National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials
Hart Seeks Link To Castro Plot
U S Sen Gary Hart says a Senate intelligence panel worries Roselli death may connect to his Castro plot testimony. He met Miami detectives seeking federal co op with the probe as FBI involvement expands. Roselli, found in an oil drum off Miami, had testified about an assassination plan against Fidel Castro.
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Miami
U.S
Gary Hart
D-Coro
Senate
John Roselli
Roselli
CIA
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Hart
Dade County
Senate Select Intelligence Committee
FBI
Atty
Edward Levi
CTA
Castro
Chicago
Sam Glancana
Giancana
Professor: A Man Who Knows All the Questions
A piece from the Corn Belt Livestock Feeder features a witty profile of a professor labeled as a man who knows all the questions. The column mixes humor with insights on education and curiosity in a light editorial tone.
Philippine Frogmen Retrieve 274 Bodies After Mindanao Quake
Philippine navy divers recovered 274 bodies from Moro Gulf mostly children swept out by tidal waves after a massive earthquake in Mindanao and the Zamboanga peninsula. President Marcos rejected most foreign aid, saying the Philippines can handle the disaster, despite offers from the United States Britain Australia New Zealand China and India.
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Manila
The
Philippines
Philippine Navy
Moro Gulf
Philippine
Mindanao
Zamboanga Peninsula
Ferdinand E. Marcos
A. Karim Gaye
Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers
Gaye
United States
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
China
India
Vietnam applies to join UN as U S blocks vote
United States opposes admission of unified Vietnam to the United Nations and blocks action in the Security Council while signaling possible consent if missing in action cases are resolved. Detroiter curfew tightens after 10 pm to curb youth street activity amid new gun permit protests.
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United Nations
N.Y
Vietnam
Senet
Dent
Department
Washington
Ford
United States
South Vietnam
Hanoi
New Faculty Members Join Mo Military Academy Staff
Col. Charles Stribling II announced the 1976 77 MMA faculty lineup adding Lt Col Lawrence L Lawson as senior Army instructor and directing the Junior ROTC program. Also joining are Capt Ron Green Lt Charles Laniak and Capt Lloyd Buckley plus Mrs Betty Naylor and Maureen Hacker as part time staff with promotions for Beeson Fedora and Foster to captain. Academic changes add history reading and computer programming sections.
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Missouri Military Academy
Charles Stribling II
Lawrence L. Lawson
MMA
Lawson
U.S. Department of the Army
Sai
Col
Stribling
Wayne Bradford
Fort Riley
Kan
Ron Green
Charles Laniak
Academy
Lloyd Buckley
Betty Naylor Ete
Maureen Hacker
Green
U.S. Army
Middle Tennessee State
Adams
Colo
Monte Vista
St. Laniak
Ascension Academy
St. Alphonsus College
Catholic University
Capt. Green
Laniak
Buckley
Capt. Buckley
University of Michigan
Loretta
Naylor
William Naylor
Mexico
Dan Beeson
Robert Fedora
John Foster
Capt. Beeson
Capt. Fedora
Capt. Poster
Street Work Slurry Seal Triggers Early Trash Pickup
Mexico City engineer Gil Patrick announced next week’s slurry seal resurfacing plan and a corresponding early trash pickup. When a street is resurfaced, garbage collection will move to 6 a.m. on the day of resealing, regardless of normal times, due to trucks being unable to pass after work begins around 7 p.m. The schedule lists Harvard and Clark to Western on Monday, Carson from Robinson to dead end, Kentucky from Liberty to dead end on Tuesday, Josephine from Liberty to dead end and Bolivar from Union to Calhoun on Wednesday, East Holm from Promenade to Love on Thursday, and Perry from Jefferson to Olive on Friday.
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Gil Patrick
Mexico
Patrick
Harvard
Clark
Western
Carson
Robinson
Kentucky
Liberty
Josephine
Bolivar
Union
Calhoun
East Holm
Promenade
Love
Perry
Jefferson
Olive
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Helen C. Smith
William Lear
Callao
Lear
Florsheim Shoe Co
Kaiser Refractories
New York
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Calif
Robert White
6Th Army
Arthur Bonifas
S.C
Bonifas
White
Oakland
Barrett
North
Bonnie Wortmann
Troy
Lincoln County
Art Brandon
Cuivre
Hawk Point
Highway H
Communista
Pham van Dong
Colombo
Sri Lanka
U.N
Dinh Ba Thi
Securiy Council
Detroit
Women Against Punks
Mo. Military Staff
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