Draft Boards To Start Pre Induction Exams Big Four Envoys Okay Berlin Pact
The Big Four ambassadors have completed a draft Berlin agreement and will submit it to their governments for approval. U S Ambassador Kenneth Rush said the draft will be sent to Washington London Paris and Moscow for review amid plans covering access to West Berlin and Western passage through the Wall. Soviet envoy Abrasimov termed the draft perfect as photographers captured the moment with French and British colleagues at Rush's West Berlin residence.
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Death Toll Mounts In Korea Mutiny At West Coast Island
South Korea reports 28 killed and seven missing after prison mutineers hijack a bus and push toward Seoul. Aiding North Korean infiltrators were blamed as defense minister resigns and air port security is heightened.
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Record Heat Reaches 106 at Phillip South Dakota
The National Weather Service reports the Sunday high of 106 degrees at Phillip South Dakota, excluding Hawaii and Alaska. A separate low of 34 degrees occurred at Salmon Idaho.
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Television sets reach majority in Louisiana homes
The American Research Bureau reports 95 percent of Louisiana households own one or more televisions. In Ouachita Parish, 96 percent of 33,700 households have television sets, reflecting broad adoption.
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Monroe Woman Earns Theraputic Recreation MA at TWU
Martha K Glasgow of 1104 Glenmar Monroe earned a Master of Arts in Therapeutic Recreation at Texas Woman's University during the summer commencement in Denton Texas on Saturday August 14.
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Armed Revolt Reported in Philippines Under Marcos
President Marcos announced an armed rebellion aided by a foreign power is under way in Manila. He suspended habeas corpus for detainees and said nine insurgent leaders were arrested. The revolt, linked to Marxist ideas and the NPA, followed a grenade attack on a Liberal rally injuring many and killing nine.
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Chuckle: Starch Craving Madness Behind Weight Feelings
A light joke notes that some people are overweight because they crave starch at times, presenting a playful take on diet habits without medical judgment.
Typical Husband Prefers Fat Wife
Ann Arbor based study of 2502 women seeking weight loss finds husbands often prefer wives remain overweight, fearing sexual infidelity or changes in sexual patterns if weight changes. Researchers advise fat wives to shop from lists, dine after meals, avoid table scraps, and eat slowly to feel satisfied.
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Huge Oil Slick Threatens West Coast Beaches
A black oil film covering 340 square miles of Pacific waters off Southern California threatens San Clemente beaches near the Western White House. Coast Guard surveillance continues as Navy investigates a refueling mishap involving bunker C fuel from 1,200 to 1,800 gallons.
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Warm, Cloudy Continues Here in Northeast Louisiana
The forecast for Northeast Louisiana calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer air through Tuesday with highs of 88 to 94 degrees and lows of 70 to 76. Thunder showers are possible mainly in the afternoon and evenings. Humidity remains high with dew points in the 70s and about 90 percent sunshine. Monroe Municipal Airport reported a Sunday high of 92 and a morning low of 73 with no precipitation recorded.
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Trading Cautions On Money Marts
The dollar showed unexpected strength as European and Tokyo markets opened after Nixon moved to sever the dollar from gold. Caution and uncertainty linger as rates, rumors, and split exchange regimes reflect the first post gold standard period with no universally accepted rules.
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Draft boards told to call up for exams Sept 1
Draft Director Curtis Tarr ordered physical and mental tests for men who drew numbers 1 through 50 in the last lottery. Testing aims to use the lull at induction centers while drafting is paused and to plan ahead if a bill passes. Inductions resume only after Congress approves the extension.
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Kennedy son charged with loitering in Barnstable court
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pleaded no contest in Barnstable District Court to a loitering charge and was fined 50 dollars in court costs. Police said the act blocked the path of others. He received one week to pay the assessment after stating he lacked funds. The event occurred on West Main Street in Hyannis near the Kennedy family compound.
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Apollo 15 crew visits Washington after moon mission
The Apollo 15 astronauts arrived in Washington for a National Press Club luncheon following a 12 day moon mission last month. They are set to make multiple appearances and discuss their lunar flight experiences.
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Texas Attorney General says pay freeze must be obeyed
Atty. Gen. Crawford Martin ruled Texas must follow President Nixon s wage price freeze and withhold raises for state workers and teachers set for Sept 1 Gov Preston Smith s defiant proclamation has no force of law The Justice Department plans federal court action to enforce the freeze Calvert controls payroll while Martin travels to Washington to discuss the case with officials including Secretary Connally
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