Mexican Student Riots Turn Fatal and Bitter
In Mexico City police and students clashed for hours with over 100 wounded and up to five youths reported dead. Police arrested 159 as demonstrators protested education policy and called for releases of detainees from 1968 events. Troops guarded the National Palace area as unrest spread.
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National Polytechnic Institute
Unmrest
Luis Echevarria
Anastazio Somoza Jr
Tony Halik
NBC
Associated Press
Polytechnic Institute
University of
Nuevo Leon
Eer
National Palace
Mandel backs off track betting plan for Maryland
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel after a tour of New York Off-Track Betting Corp. facilities said he was deeply impressed and will push staff review of an OTB system in Maryland. He expects General Assembly action in 1972 or 1973, and favors greater Maryland track participation and a larger share of wagering, while opposing bets on out-of-state events. Mandel met with OTB president Howard Samuels at Grand Central and spoke after receiving an honorary degree at Yeshiva University.
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New York
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Howard Samuels
Free State
General Assembly
Annapolis
OTB
Samuels
Yeshiva University
Castro retaliates for boat seizures in Cuba
The Castro regime says it will try five stranded American seamen, part of 13 crewmen, after detaining three private U.S. vessels in Cuban waters in retaliation for jail terms given to four Cuban fishermen seized in U.S. waters. The specific sailors to be tried were not named.
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Miami
U.S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Lockheed President Faces Senate Banking Grilling
Lockheed Aircraft president Daniel Haughton appeared before the Senate Banking Committee to seek a $250 million government loan guarantee to avert bankruptcy amid slumping defense contracts and Rolls Royce engine woes. McDonnell-Douglas reportedly offered airlines credit to switch orders, a claim Proxmire called plausible though unconfirmed. Officials argued the loan sustains three major manufacturers to preserve aviation competition and progress.
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Washington Cap
Daniel J. Haughton
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
Nixon
Lockheed
Airbus
Haughton
Britain
Rolls Royce Ltd
McDonnell-Douglas Corp
U.S. Airlines
TriStar
McDonnell-Douglas
Boeing
Shaffer
Browne
TWA
Delta
Lastern
Three Cosmonauts Start Fifth Day of Medical Tests aboard Space Lab
Three Soviet cosmonauts Georgy Dobrovolsky Viktor Patsayev and Vilyaslav Volkov entered the fifth day aboard the space laboratory conducting weightlessness tests. They began with blood samples and cardiovascular assessments as part of ongoing medical experiments aimed at countering bone calcium loss in microgravity.
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Moscow
Soviet Space Laboratory
Tass
Georgy Dobrovolsky
Viladislav Volkov
Viktor Patsayev
Dobrovolsky
Earth
Volkov
Patsayev
Hatfield McGovern Cutoff Seen Losing War Debate
The Hatfield McGovern amendment to end U.S. funding for Indochina after December 31 faces doom as an AP poll shows 53 senators oppose or lean against. Supporters admit a House majority is unlikely, while debates mark a tense start with Kennedy accusing Nixon policy of political motivation and Hatfield urging a candid war discussion despite yearend fatigue. Potent figures include Hatfield, McGovern, Dole, Kennedy, Scott, Griffin, Nixon, and Pentagon casualty tallies.
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Washington
U.S
Indochina
Associated Press
Mark
Hatfield
Rore
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Congress
Revert Dole
R-Kan
Nixon
Hugh Scott
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Scott
Robert P. Griffin
White House
Vietnam
Pentagon
Everedy Quarter Century Club Meets at Red Horse Steak House
The Everedy Company Quarter Century Club held its annual dinner meeting at The Red Horse Steak House Tuesday evening. Henry N. Lochner presided as president, Paul C. Lantz was elected treasurer, with Leo H. Colliflower, Johnnie F. Trout, and Eugene B. Wirts named officers for the new year. New members Calvin Boone, Annabelle B. Morgan, and Paul C. Lantz joined, as telegrams from Standard International leaders were read expressing regrets from Dan Hogan and Warren Cooper.
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Everedy
Everedy Company
Red Horse
Roger T. Drone
The
Quarter Century Club
Red Horse Steak House
Henry N. Lochner
Paul C. Lantz
Leo H. Colliflower
Johnnie F. Trout
Eugene B. Wirts
Sam Grillo
Standard International Corporation
Calvin’. Boone
Annabelle B. Morgan
Arthur Read
Everedy Division
Todd Steel Division
Point of Rocks
Arthur Bylan
Mar
Keting
Club Products
Cleveland
Ohio
John Keating
Grillo
Dan Hogan
Warren Cooper
Standard
New York City Chamber of Commerce: First In the New World
The New York City Chamber of Commerce was the first such chamber founded in the New World, establishing a model for business associations and civic advocacy in early American commerce.
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The
New York City
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