Two Top Men In Runoff In Mississippi Gubernatorial Race
Sullivan leads with about 40 percent in Mississippi Democratic gubernatorial primary tally while James Poll Waller trails with around 27 percent. With 1,585 of 7,083 precincts reporting the results show Sullivan facing Waller in a runoff to decide who will oppose Charles Fevers in November.
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Biowarfare Ban Drafted by U S and Soviet Union
The United States and Russia complete a new draft treaty banning development production and stockpiling of biological weapons and toxins. They plan to present it at the 25 nation disarmament conference and seek approval to send to the United Nations General Assembly in October.
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United Nations General Assembly
President Opposes Wage-Price Board Approach to Inflation
President Nixon rejected a wage-price board method to curb inflation. He favored using executive power to urge responsible industry and labor settlements. Republicans proposed wage-price restraints, while Connally welcomed Congressional debate on the issue.
Twin Cities CHIT CHAT on Hilley Jr. named Southwestern Scholar
David Bennett Hilley Jr. son of Mr and Mrs DOB Hilley of Monroe has been designated a Southwestern Scholar at Memphis where he is enrolled The recent graduate of Newville High School was student council president and voted Mr Neville High School during his senior year He also was in the US Senate Youth Program and on the Neville tennis team Nixon referred to a catch all phrase defining presidential powers to intervene in the market to combat missing wares and prices He said progress against inflation is being made but will require continued strong policies and congressional aid and cautioned against selling the US economy short He advised against panicky selling of investments and noted opposition to ware price controls The administration has opposed ware price controls Connally welcomed consideration of the question and Nixon noted Burns follows a responsible monetary and fiscal policy
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Record heat tops 110 degrees in Needles California
National Weather Service reports the day’s high of 110 degrees at Needles California, excluding Hawaii and Alaska. Overnight low dropped to 34 degrees at Eagle River Wisconsin.
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Bald Eagle Clan Takes Over Land
In Orlando a Bald Eagle nest on Sterling Park land prompts sanctuary status. developer Dick Bonds preserves 32 acres around the nest with Audubon tied study guidance. He notes 100 homes planned and expects taxes on surrounding land to rise as development continues.
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Nixon Opposes Federal Funds For Busing Plan
President Nixon disavowed his administration action in the Austin Texas desegregation case and vowed to back only minimal busing allowed by law. He criticized HEW plans and said federal funds should not advance extensive cross-town busing. An appeal was filed, with Mitchell stating the department would seek court orders for Austin to craft its own plan.
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Showers Likely With Mild Temperatures in Northeast Louisiana
The forecast calls for showers and partly cloudy skies in the Northeast Louisiana region today and Thursday. Highs are expected around 80 to 86 degrees with overnight lows near 70 to 76. South winds 5 to 15 mph, humidity above 60 percent, and sunshine around 50 percent today rising to 60 percent Thursday. The FAA reported a trace of rainfall this morning and 0.55 inches for Tuesday. Tuesday’s high reached 82 and the low was 72.
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Man Thinks He Understands Wife In One Minute
A humorous remark notes that a man who tries to understand his wife in a minute has timed it just about right. The quip reflects playful gender stereotypes common in light newspaper humor sections.
Apollo 15 Ends Lunar Orbit Mission After Sixth Day
Apollo 15 crew Scott Worden and Irwin wrap up the sixth lunar orbit circling the moon. They report vast sites to study and express a wish for more time as they leave behind an 80 pound satellite and prepare for splashdown near Hawaii.
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Sudan offers closer ties with United States as tensions with USSR grow
Sudan's new foreign minister Man Soo Khalid signaled readiness to resume relations with Washington and pursue Western ties if events worsen with the Soviet Union. Khalid cited potential changes in US policy toward Israel and warned Sudan would not push relations with the USSR to the breaking point. Khalil Osman echoed calls for Western alignment citing a “bad deal” from the Soviet Union.
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Soviet space expert Babakin dies at 56
Moscow reports Dr Georgy Babakin a leading figure in Lunokhod 1 and the Venus Mars probes died suddenly at age 56. He helped develop automatic lunar and planetary exploring devices and worked with Western scientists before being mourned by Brezhnev Podgorny and Kosygin.
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Louisiana registrars act to bar college student voting
In Baton Rouge Louisiana registrars voted to refuse college students living off campus or in dormitories the right to vote in their college towns citing residency questions. The decision follows an attorney general opinion but ignores fears of political impact.
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Bandits Exchange Shot With Police In Harlem Bar Robbery
Five armed men robbed Thelmas Bar on Seventh Avenue in Harlem near 44th Street taking about $6000 from patrons. A gunfight with police followed as they fled. one gunman was killed and the remaining four wrestled into custody with a 14 year old college coed who said she knew the men.
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