Savage police raid at Soweto schools sparks unrest
Rioters with dogs clash with police after black students rally against apartheid. In Soweto and surrounding townships, officers used birdshot and batons as dozens of youths are detained at Orlando West North and other schools. — Absent injuries reported, one man hospitalized in serious condition.
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Suwelo
Dohannesburg
Bogan
Savage
Ovando West High School
Ily
Abraham Landy
Saweto’s
Karagwanath Hospital
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Donaldson High School
Valle City
Orlando East High
Ibongo
Dlamini
Cape Town
Werkgenut
Modderdam Road
Werkgenot
Trig
Johan VanNer West Huteen
Kentucky tax receipts hit by wildcat coal strikes
UPI reports Kentucky revenue chief Maurice Carpenter says flood of data due after a prolonged wildcat United Mine Workers strike may affect severance, income, and sales taxes. July figures likely show initial impact but full effects await October withholding data. production losses in Pike and eastern Kentucky raise concerns across state finances.
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UPI Linkhouse
Prankpory
UPE
Willcat
Kentucky
State Kaveri
Maurice Carpenter
Carpenter
Uly Ieining
Valon
Pike
Wildcat United Mine Workers
Erpenter
Cateisials
Sings At Own Funeral Rite
Albion New York farmer Wright wanted no eulogy but to sing at his funeral. Friends heard his original piece Memories of My Childhood played by organist Bernard Lynch. Tape recordings of Wright singing I Love My Home and Songs for My Children were also included. neighbor Florence James recalled his love of singing and piano.
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Albion
N.Y
UPD
Orleans County
Wright
Pullman Universalist
Bernard Lynch
Florence James
Budget Debate Hinges on Sewer Line Extension
City council discusses a sewer line extension under U S 28 near the proposed development by Turner Properties led by Jay Turner, brother-in-law of Mayor Troy Webb. Omega Branscom and Billy Nay Ayers oppose. Gary Mills and Kirby Smith abstain. Other actions include approving bills, volunteering picnic funds, oath of office for Fred Harrell, and payroll transfers from anti recession funds.
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Turner Properties
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Turner
Troy Webb
Omega Branscom
Billy Nay Ayers
Gary Mills
Kirby Smith
Sanitation
D. Harrell
Hnance
Troy Welch
Lo and N Railroad
Carter faces China two Chinas issue at Camp David
President Carter, after winning Ford's backing for a Panama Canal accord, focuses on U S relations with the two Chinas. He plans talks with Secretary Vance and National Security Adviser Brzezinski, while Vance heads to meet Beijing. Kennedy urges resuming full relations with China, while Carter weighs unofficial ties with Taiwan. Carter and family remain at Camp David amid health and security discussions, including neutron warhead debates and NSC reviews.
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UFT
White House
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UPL
Carter
Gerald Ford
U.S
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Vance
China
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People's Republic of China
Republic of China
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Camp David
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Agnes
Be. Uesda Naval Hospital
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Aimy
Powell
National Security Council
Yazoo City
Miss
Explosion Set Today At Yucca Flats
Federal scientists prepared for a nuclear test at Yucca Flats Nevada. The fiveteenth test this year was set for 10:20 a.m. PDP. The blast would occur 2300 feet underground with a yield between 20 and 150 kilotons. The event could rattle Las Vegas high rises about 79 miles away.
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Tucca Flats
Nev
UPD
Las Vegas
Twaiterd
Trussia
Federal Energy Research and Development Administration
Elvis Presley Reported Dead Amid World Shock And Mourning
Elvis Presley death news spreads as radio stations play his records nationwide. Stores report rapid album sales, with Presley’s rise from Tupelo to Memphis noted alongside his wealth and reclusive later years. Generosity and a famous hospital nurse gift are cited as examples of his character.
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Som
Prouboy
Presley
Pinsley
Tupelo
Miss
Memphis
Geass
Gracelard Mansion
Blill
Tobacco-Chewing Judge Chosen New FBI Director
President Carter selects Frank M. Johnson Jr., a tobacco-chewing Alabama federal judge known for desegregation rulings, to head the FBI replacing Clarence Kelley. Johnson, 58, a Republican from the district of former Attorney General Griffin Bell, headed a 1956 panel ruling Montgomery buses must be integrated. Senate action expected after October recess.
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EU Rogers
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Carter
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Alabama
Clarence Kelley
Johnson
George Wallace
Griffin Bell
Halls
Alahams Hill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
UPL
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Alx
Bell
Justice Department
Eisenhower
Martin Luther King, Jr
Wallace
Kelley
Congress
Senate
Smokestack Demolition Draws Festive Stearns Gala
RANDY MINKOFF reports from Frankfort Kentucky that Stearns Coal and Lumber Co plans a public demolition of a 190 foot smokestack built in 1923. Residents will picnic and watch Cleveland Wrecking Co bring the chimney down, a landmark tied to a long coal strike at Justus mine. Company says it is not involved in the strike and hopes the event remains festive.
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Randy Minkoff
Frankfort
McCreary County
Tne
Stearns
Dortha Anderson
Stearns Coal and Lumber Co
Cleveland Wrecking Co
Stearns Cont and Lumber Co
Justus
Blue Diamond Coal Co
Knoxville
McCreary
Blue Diamond
Sinee
Stearns’ Company
Pentacostal Church Reopens and Schedules Services
The Middlesboro Pentecostal Church at 11 Avondale Ave reopens for services effective immediately. The Independent Pentecostal Church lists Sunday School at 3235, morning worship at 10 45, and Sunday evening service at 7 43. Wednesday service is at 7290 PR.
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Middlesboro
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