Italian Socialist split threatens center left coalition
In Rome the Socialist party split amid a power struggle between Pietro Nenni and Francesco de Martino. Nenni resigned as party president but stayed in the cabinet while four Socialist ministers quit. Premier Mariano Rumor now faces a limp majority as the coalition crumbles amid student unrest and rising living costs. Nenni warned of elections likely to boost Communists, while the dissenting faction formed the Unified Socialist party.
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Italy
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Communist Party
Nenni
Mariano Rumor
Rumor
Christian Democrats
Francesco de Martino
Socialist Party Central Committee
Socialist Party
Coughs Only Noise At Miners Rally
Washington AP report on a small Independence Day rally on the Jefferson Memorial steps. Thirty present, many retirees from coal mining with black lung disease, listened as Dr. I E Buff urged federal mine health laws. Buff warned miners have faced greater deaths than soldiers in Korea and Vietnam.
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Washington
Jefferson Memorial
I. E. Buff
West Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Buff
Korea
Viet Nam
Northern Ohio storm Toll Rises to Eight Deaths
A string of thunderstorms across southern Michigan into northern Ohio killed eight people and injured hundreds. Four died from falling trees while two Cleveland men were electrocuted, with hundreds more hurt in Lake Erie boating incidents and property damage across Ottawa County and Cleveland suburbs. Weather officials reported tornadoes in Michigan and widespread power outages as Governor Rhodes prepared to tour the affected region.
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Lake Erie
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Toledo
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Weather Bureau
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Strongsville
Norfield
Lake County
National Guard
Ottawa County
Lakewood
James A. Rhodes
Cedar Point
Sandusky
Fairport Harbor
Robert Cullins
Dresden
Carol Harwell
Mansfield
Ernest Paszczytowski
Greta D. Schwarz
Joann Geneva
Samuel Butler
Elmer Wachhaus
Detroit
Flat Rock
Hillsdale
Adrian
Nairobi Minister Tom Mboya Is Assassinated in City Center
Kenya's Tom Mboya, 38, minister of economic planning and development, was shot dead in Nairobi at lunch near Government Road. A lone assassin, described as a young African, fled in a car after firing twice or thrice. Police sealed the area and questioned witnesses. Mboya helped lead Kenya toward independence proclaimed in 1963 and was a key architect of the London conference.
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London
Freedom
Tornado Watch Extends Across Northwestern Ohio
Northwestern Ohio remains under a tornado watch until 7 a.m. with a tornado warning in Sandusky, Seneca and Erie counties. Severe thunderstorms, large hail and damaging winds are forecast within 70 miles of a line from north of Fort Wayne to Youngstown. A funnel cloud was sighted near Van Buren at 12 40 a.m.
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Seneca
Erie
Weather Bureau
Fort Wayne
Ind
Youngstown
Ohio Highway Patrol
van Buren
Findlay
Kissinger says ABM plan need not trigger arms race
In Vienna Kissinger argues Congress can approve the Safeguard ABM plan without provoking a major arms race. He notes the Soviet Union already has ABMs and says the U.S. will not deploy its first missile until late 1973 with a possible limit by 1974 after talks begin in August.
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Vienna
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
Soviet Union
Kissinger
China
United States
War Activity Lowest In Over A Year In Vietnam War Try
In Saigon AP reports U S military activity drops to a yearlow while ground fighting remains limited The U S Command says operations stay at a full level with 12 battalionsize campaigns ongoing Rockets hit a central highland base camp wounding some soldiers No American deaths reported B52 raids near Cambodian border described as the heaviest in 10 weeks to pressure North Vietnamese units along the border areas.
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U.S
Hanoi
U.S. 4Th Infantry
Saigon
Cambodia
Cooler Weather Forecast for Miami Valley
Cooler weather is on the way for the Miami Valley with a mid-60s low tonight and a Sunday high in the 80s Thunderstorms are likely tonight.
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Miami Valley
NAACP delegates urged to push for integration at Jackson meeting
At the NAACP annual convention in Jackson Mississippi Roy Wilkins urged delegates to reject separatism and keep pushing for racial integration. He called the movement the army of integration and criticized Nixon administration for delays in school integration and voting rights. Delegates expressed bitter disappointment at lifting the September deadline.
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Nixon
Wilkins
John Mitchell
Naacp Board of Directors
Rockefeller in peaceful Georgetown stop on Latin tour
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller wrapped up a calm visit in Georgetown Guyana amid tight security after protests by the Communist led opposition failed to materialize. He planned to report to President Nixon on disputes with Venezuela and consider aid requests for a $150000 dam project and a Georgetown Brasil road link.
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Guyana
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Bridgetown
Barbados
Forbes Burnham
People’s Progressive Party
Burnham
Rockefeller
Nixon
Venezuela
Brasil
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