French explorer Hikes Death Valley 190-Degree Heat
Frenchman Jean Pierre Marquant, 28, begins a 100 mile crossing of Death Valley in July heat. Park officials offer only emergency helicopter assist from bases Edwards or George if needed, with daily support by truck for water and supplies. He seeks to prove adventure remains in the United States despite extreme ground temperatures up to 190 degrees.
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Death Valley
Calif
Jean Pierre Marquant
Marquant
Homer Leach
Edwards
George Air Force Bases
Dwight T. Warren
States
Weekend Warmth With Sunshine Forecast In City
The forecast calls for sun Saturday with a high near 87 and clear cool nights with lows around 55 to 60. Long range outlook shows normal highs near 87 and lows around 65. Scattered showers possible Sunday and next Wednesday. Yesterday’s high 83, overnight low 55, 11 am reading 76.
Vandalism Tapers Off as Cleveland Unrest Continues
The dawn brought eased unrest in Cleveland's Hough area amid shooting and firebombs. Samuel Winchester, 54, was fatally shot near the riot zone as 1,000 National Guardsmen patrolled two square miles. Officials cite organized effort and selectivity in arson and looting.
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M. Morris Jackson
Ralph S. Locher
Hough
Jackson
James A. Rhodes
Columbus
Samuel Winchester
National
Death of 11 Year Old in Brooklyn Street Violence
In East New York a tense, racially mixed slum area erupted in gunfire, bottles, and rocks as residents clashed with police. An 11 year old Negro boy, Eric Dean, was killed by sniper fire, with police reporting another boy wounded but unrelated. Mayor Lindsay and 350 officers responded, massing patrols as shops were looted and streets decked with debris.
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New York
Brooklyn
East
Eric Dean
John V. Lindsay
Howard R. Leary
Lindsay
Dean Boy
Marines Battle North Vietnamese Division Near 17th Parallel
US Marines fought through the night against a elite North Vietnamese 324 B Division near the demilitarized zone. Dawn air strikes targeted retreat routes toward Laos as Operation Hastings reports 521 confirmed enemy dead and 554 probably killed.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
17Th Parallel Frontier
Laos
U.S
North
North Viet Nam
Marine Corps
Nader and Safety Council Clash Over Auto Safety
Ralph Nader and the National Safety Council spar over who deserves credit for auto safety gains. Nader accuses the council of auto industry bias while the council defends its record and actions, noting criticism of ads and support for safety standards. The debate frames the politics behind federal safety legislation and the council's evolving stance.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
National Safety Council
Nader
Ken
Safety Council
Council
Chuckle Mouth
A pun filled description likens a humorous fixture to a grocer’s friend and an orator’s pride while warning of a fool’s trap and a dentist’s salvation. The text hints at wordplay around a phrase or figure framed as a riddle or playful column.
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