Citizens Foil Wild Mustang Trap Near Virginia City
In Virginia City Nevada conservationists including 25 Reno students knocked down a crude trap aimed at herding wild mustangs to trucks for slaughter. Led by Velma Johnston and Dr Michael Pontrelli the group funded aerial surveillance and exposed the scheme prompting enforcement of outlawing modern herding methods. About 300 mustangs roam the hills and fewer than 8000 remain in Nevada.
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Velma Johnston
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Nixon Seeks Cautious Economic Outlook Amid Trade Battles
President Nixon warned against broad import quotas, vetoing any bill with such provisions. Labor Secretary Hodgson testified the economy is emerging from a costly inflation period, with unemployment likely to persist as the nation shifts from wartime to peacetime production. Officials projected slower price hikes and steady growth, with unemployment around five percent by fall.
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Fatal shooting sparks campus clash in Lawrence Kansas
An 18 year old KU freshman Harry Nicholas Rice was shot in the head during a disturbance near the campus. Merton Olds a graduate student and Officer Don Dalquist were wounded as police engage about 150 youths over several nights.
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Topeka
Don Dalquist
Rick Donald Dowdell
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Notorious Miami robbery ends with two women dead
Bruce Reitz, wounded survivor, recounts a $2,000 Western Union heist in Miami. The gunman kidnapped three, looted safes, and shot the two women, Judy Lamb and Delores Palacino, before fleeing. Reitz crawled a mile and a half to safety as authorities investigate motive and suspect.
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John Perrotti
Red Buildup In Cambodia Signals New Offensives
Phnom Penh reports large Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces moving into the Siem Reap Angkor area with indications of a major Communist offensive. Intelligence notes aim to recapture Angkor and restore Sihanouk’s government. Civilians report troop and field hospital presence within inner temple rings.
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Weather clears with cooler temperatures ahead
Today's forecast calls for clearing skies and cooler temperatures tonight with overnight lows in the 50s. Wednesday should be sunny and slightly warmer with highs in the upper 70s. Thursday looks warmer with no rain through Wednesday. Yesterday's high reached 69 and this morning's low was 50.
Bus Driver To Be Cited For 7 Deaths
Allentown Pa AP District Attorney George Joseph says charges will be filed against Hubert Days 44 of Montclair N J for the deaths of seven children in a bus crash. Days was injured and listed as fair in Allentown Hospital others were injured and a lawyer for insurers seeks an injunction against further examination of the wrecked bus.
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