Rockefeller Starts Latin America Fact-Finding Trip
Nelson A Rockefeller begins the third leg of a troubled presidential mission with a nine hour nonstop flight from Kennedy Airport to Brasilia Brazil. Demonstrations in Brazil and Uruguay are promised by Rockefeller opponents.
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Two Injured In Accidents In Gallup
In Gallup two automobile accidents left minor injuries and damaged vehicles. Frank Arvizo Manuelito faced charges of reckless driving and intoxicated driving after a collision at East Y Saturday night. Eduardo Jaramillo of Albuquerque struck the Third Street Bridge this morning and was treated for facial injuries and lacerations.
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Rockefeller Latin America tour faces protests and violence
Rockefeller’s three day Brazil visit caps a Latin American swing on a mission for President Nixon. Protests and clashes leave several dead and many wounded as Peru Venezuela and Chile urge postponement. Banks and the U S Information Agency offices are attacked in Rio de Janeiro amid urban unrest.
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Paraguay
Alfredo Stroessner
Lindsay Faces Tight Primary In New York City Mayor Race
New York City Mayor John V. Lindsay confronts a strong conservative challenge from state Sen. John J. Marchi for the Republican nomination, with Libertarian and Democratic dynamics shaping the race. The contest centers on inflation and racial tension under Lindsay's four-year tenure, while Rockefeller and Javits lend limited backing amid a low turnout expected on primary day.
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New York City
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Charles’ Goodell
Law and Order
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Democrats Take Smoking Bill To House Floor Amid Slim Odds
Five House Democrats rebuffed by their committee push to stiffen cigarette advertising rules take the fight to the floor. The plan seeks stronger warnings on all ads and packages, front or back packaging, and state action options while facing an uphill battle against tobacco interests.
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Lionel van ‘Deerlin
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John D. Dingell
Michigan
Robert O. Tiernan
Rhode “Island
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Deerlin
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Claarette
Pompidou Elected French President
Georges Pompidou, former schoolteacher and loyal De Gaulle ally, won the French presidency with a big margin and pledged liberal reforms and a larger government. Jacques Chaban-Delmas is expected as premier once results are officially proclaimed.
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Poher
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Heaviest Battle Yet for Thai Troops Near Saigon
Thai infantry backed by U S air power and artillery fought a 500 man Viet Cong force 20 miles east of Saigon. Commanders said 212 enemy were killed in six hours with six Thais dead and seven wounded. No American casualties were reported.
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New Mexico candidates face open primary for 70 state seats
Voters decide tomorrow in New Mexico's open primary to nominate 204 candidates for 70 state representative districts. Among statewide contenders are Charles F. Hone Lewis Cox Jr Alvino Castillo David Turner and 31 women including Mrs McNeill and Mrs Romero, widows of political figures.
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Charles F. Ma
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Cha‘ves
Alvino E. Castillo
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