Soviets Bolster Border Defenses Across Chinese Frontier
London based sources report massive Soviet reinforcements along the 4000 mile border with China. They foresee a prolonged period of mutual harassment and intensified propaganda, with no imminent war but rising tension and border fortifications including Mongolia and Sinkiang installations.
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UPI
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Nikolai V. Podgorny
Golf boom fuels airline and sports sponsorships
The golf industry reaches about four billion dollars yearly with growth driven by television and affluent buyers. Eastern Airlines reports 380,000 golfers spent over 22 million to reach courses last year, while major tours and events attract corporate leaders. Jack Nicklaus serves as Eastern ambassador as airlines sponsor top tournaments and golf spas across the United States and Caribbean.
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LaCosta
California
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Willie Mays
Lease Lotteries Tried By Oilmen
In Cheyenne Wyoming oilmen repeatedly win federal land lease lotteries, prompting BLM officials to note long odds and possible collusion. An AP review finds relatives and associates file for the same leases, raising concerns of abuses despite Interior Department resistance and a five year old report urging reform.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Bureau of Land Management
Lewis T. Miller
Miller
Associated Press
Michael Giller
BLM
Thomas J. Cavanaugh
Interior Department
Department of Justice
Hearing Stated On Station Site
Public hearing set for Tuesday June 24 at 7 p m in West Monroe City Hall courtroom to consider Walter M Caldwell application for a self service gasoline operation on Jonesboro Road. Mayor W B Hatten cites safety as principal concern.
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West Monroe City Hall
West Monroe
W. B
Bert) Hatten
Walter M. Caldwell
Duvalier Fires Chief Of Police In Haiti
Haitian president Francois Duvalier dismisses Elois Maitre, head of the secret police, in an official but nonpolitical move. The firing follows a recent exile plane attack on Port au Prince, with no stated motive given by officials.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Elois Maitre
Francois Duvalier
Astronauts May Leave Two Flags Planted On Moon
Senator Wallace Bennett urges Apollo 11 astronauts plant two flags on the moon one from Independence Hall and one from the Capitol flight slated for July 16. He notes NASA plans to leave a flag on the lunar surface and later present one to Congress.
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UPI
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Rutah
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Registration for Vacation Bible School at Calhoun church
Registration will be held at 4 p.m. Friday at Calhoun First Baptist Church for vacation Bible school. The program runs Monday through Friday from 2 to 5 p.m. and serves children from nursery through intermediate ages.
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Calhoun First Baptist Church Vacation Bible School
Haircut Prison Symbol As Sinclair Serves 30 Days
John Sinclair, Ann Arbor musician and White Panthers official, began a 30 day Oakland County jail sentence for assaulting a police officer. He was shorn before fingerprinting, released on a $2,500 bond after six hours, and decried the act as dehumanizing while Undersheriff Leo Hazen said the cut was standard for prisoners.
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Pontiac, Mich
John Sinclair
Sinclair
Ann Arbor
Detroit House of Correction
Oakland County
Panthers
Leo Hazen
Record Budget Boost For Southern Baptist Convention
The Southern Baptist Convention approves a record 1970 operating budget of 27.16 million dollars, a 597 thousand increase, funding a 2 percent cost of living raise for executives and staff across 15 agencies. The 15,000 messengers from 30 states endorse the plan at Nashville. Dr. Wallie A. Criswell is re elected president despite a liberal challenger.
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Southern Baptist Convention
Southern Baptist
Nashville
Tenn
Wallie A. Criswell
Dallas
Criswell
Virginia
William C. Smith Jr
University of Richmond
Texas
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