Two Captives Well Says Guerrillas Note
MONTEVIDEO Uruguay AP American agronomist Claude L Fly and Brazilian Consul Aloysio Mares Dias Go mide are held by Tupamaros guerrillas and are well. The guerrillas said no judgment will be passed for the time being and police said the note is authentic. The first word from the captives is not provided in full.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Claude L. Fly
Aloysio Mares Dias Gomide
BP Color
Brazil
Dias Gomide
Vatican
Fly
U.S
Dan A. Mitrione
Plane crashes near Kinmount no injuries reported
A light plane owned and piloted by Paul Vernon Mintz of Toledo Ohio crashed on take-off near Kinmount Ontario about 60 miles northwest of Peterborough. Mintz and passengers escaped uninjured and the Piper Tri-Pacer sustained an estimated $5000 in damage.
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Kinmount
Ont
Paul Vernon Mintz
Toledo
Ohio
Peterborough
Mintz
Vandals damage shovel and bricks hit home in Butler County
Police report weekend vandalism at Moorman Sand & Gravel Co has a power shovel damaged with windows broken at 6127 Germantown Road. Grease smeared on shovel controls. Separately, Heavy Gentry of 6042 Jacksonburg Road reports bricks thrown through four windows and a storm door at his residence.
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Moorman Sand & Gravel Co
Germantown Road
Butler County
Jacksonburg Road
Castro blasts criminals over idea of a faked attack
Cuban Premier Fidel Castro denounced reports that the United States might fake an attack on Guantanamo Bay to justify invasion. He linked such claims to criminal actions by U.S. leaders, defended ties with the Soviet Union, warned of war against the U.S. and its allies, and urged continued revolutionary efforts while criticizing domestic economic shortcomings.
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Nixon Desegregation Push Faces Southern Test
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration’s claim of near wipeout of Southern school segregation faces a test as about 600 holdout districts begin integrating. By Sept 14 most of the 2,700 districts plan to operate, with 566 desegregating this fall under court order or voluntary agreement, while some districts may remain segregated in classrooms or at the schoolhouse door.
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Nixon hosts meeting with economic advisers in California
In SAN CLEMENTE California President Nixon welcomed the four top economic advisers and eight business executives from the Business Council, as officials reviewed inflation and the economy after a stock market rise. The group includes leaders from Goodyear AT&T PepsiCo Cluett Peabody Republic Steel Chrysler Southern California Edison and Boise Cascade Corp.
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Calif
Nixon
Financial Ad
Visers
White House
Probers Of Douglas May Ignore Deadline
Washington AP A special House subcommittee probing Justice William C Douglas may miss its second deadline and stay silent on impeachment. Report likely when House reconvenes in September. Douglas backers urge Judiciary Committee to decide if charges are impeachable offenses or not.
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Supreme Court
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Byron G. Rogers
Dcolo
Judiciary Committee
Douglas
Louis C. Wyman
Rn.h
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House Republcan
Gerald R. Ford
Paul N
Pete) Mc
Closkey Jr
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Ford
Simon H Rifkind
Ralph Ginzberg
Gin
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Las Vegas
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Santa Barbara
Lightning Kills Virginia Douglas in Portsmouth Street Incident
Lightning struck as Virginia Douglas, 45, of Scioterville, walked with friend Delpha Hicknight, 49, Saturday night in Portsmouth. Douglas died at the scene while Hicknight was injured.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Virginia Douglas
Scioteville
Delpha Hicknight
Armco Names Paul Schnedler as Senior Research Engineer
Armco Steel announces the appointment of Paul E. Schnedler of 3102 Shadow Hill as senior research engineer. A Purdue University metallurgical engineer, Schnedler joined Armco in 1942 as a metallurgical assistant, returned after military service in 1946, and progressed from junior to research associate by 1968 under director Koganowski.
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Paul E. Schnedler
Shadow Hill
Armco Steel Corporation
Koganowski
Schnedler
Armco
Purdue University
TV Pioneer Halpin Dies in Montclair at 4
Daniel D Halpin a pioneer of the television industry died at his Montclair home on Friday He served as general manager from 1939 to 1952 of television sales for Radio Corporation of America RCA his career helped shape early TV distribution and sales across the United States
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Montclair
Daniel D. Halpin
Ile
America
RCA
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