Tubman’s Liberia founder voting tradition ends at 75
Prasident Tubman of Liberia dies after 75 years, a pivotal builder of modern Liberia. He served 27 years as president, guiding vast development with American aid, roads, hospitals, water, sewer, and a civil service. Tolbert sworn in as successor amid plans for independence day celebrations.
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Cangale
Tubman
Liberia
Ubman
Augusta
Atlanta
United States
Guinea
Ivory Coast
Sierra Leone
Nursing Home Bond Vote Triggers District Dissolution
In Jefferson City Missouri the Attorney General ruled that if a nursing home district fails in three bond votes the district must be dissolved. Voters rejected bonds on May 11 1965 June 22 1965 and March 21 1967. Any taxes collected must be refunded pro rata to original taxpayers.
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Jefferson City
Atty
John C. Danforth
Ronald M. Belt
Reacon
Belt
Danforth
Ted Fio Rito Dies at 70 in Scottsdale Arizona
Ted Fio Rito, a leading big band figure of the 1930s and 40s, died of a heart attack at his Scottsdale home at age 70. The composer of more than 250 songs including Toot Toot Tootsie and Charley My Boy, he was a prominent figure in American music.
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Ted Fio Rito
Scottsdale, Ariz
Fio Rito
Charley My Boy
Gypsy Moth Caterpillars Hit New England Hard
The gypsy moth outbreak has devoured hundreds of thousands of acres across New England, with Connecticut hardest hit at about 640000 acres. Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and other states report extensive defoliation and ongoing aesthetic and economic concerns.
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New England
Associated Press
Connecticut
John Anderson
Charles S. Hood
Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources
Cape Code
Rhode Island
Rudolph D'Andrea
Agriculture Division
State Department of Natural Resources
Anderson
Massachusetts
Hood
William Stagner
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Stagner
Medford
Mass
Boy Eludes Mountain Searchers In Wyoming Rescue
Casper Wyoming National Guardsmen join volunteers in a seven day hunt for 9 year old Kevin Dye who wandered from a cabin on Casper Mountain. The epileptic boy, described as hyperactive, has avoided rescue efforts despite sightings and a large search force including helicopters dogs and Boy Scouts. Authorities fear medication wear off may trigger convulsions.
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Wyo
Casper Mountain
Kevin Dye
Bill Estes
Phillip Dye
Kevin
Evin
Estes
Bail elected president of OSU Tech Automotive Club
Earl Bail an auto mechanics student at Okmulgee College leads the Oklahoma State Tech Automotive Club for the summer term. The on campus club meets weekly to foster fellowship among automotive students and to learn about the industry through field trips and guest speakers. Teri McComas stars in a Hollywood stunt show and aims to study acting after performing a rooftop drop.
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Earl Bail
Mexico
Oklahoma State Tech Automotive Club
Bail
Okmulgee College
W. Love St
Canada Prime Minister to Become Father in December
Margaret Trudeau 22 wife of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau 51 is expecting a baby in December official word. The couple married last March making her the second Canadian first lady to bear a child during her husband’s term, following Mrs John A MacDonald.
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Ottawa
Margaret Trudeau
Pierre Trudeau
John A. MacDonald
Trudeaus
Hijacker Shot Down At Airport At LaGuardia Kennedy
A man described as fitting a hijacker profile boarded a TWA jet at LaGuardia, took a stewardess and a driver hostage, and forced a nine mile truck ride to Kennedy. An FBI agent killed the hijacker, Richard A. Obergfell, 27, who had worked as a mechanic at LaGuardia and Newark airports. The stewardess Maria Concepcion, 21, was uninjured. authorities cited a calculated risk in the firing.
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Clifton
N.J
Newark
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Obergfell
United States
Tdie
Maria Concepcion
John F. Malone
FBI
Nothig
Miss Concepcion
Albert R. Hawes
Hawes
Kennedy
50th Year For Golda Meir Celebrated in Jerusalem
Premier Golda Meir marked 50 years since immigrating to Palestine with a dinner in her Jerusalem home. Guests included fellow immigrants who sailed from the United States aboard the 1921 voyage. Meir, born in Russia, was raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Palestine
United States
America
Mrs. Meir
Russia
Milwaukee
Wis
Tito To Visit United States This Fall
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP reports President Tito plans a visit to the United States in the fall, returning Nixon's 1970 Yugoslavia trip. No date given, Tito noted October weather in Washington and looked forward to the visit, praising Nixon's China initiative for improving relations among nations.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
United States
Nixon
Washington
China
Nang
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