Ousted South Korean Premier Charged As Red Collaborator
Ousted South Korean Premier Chang Do Young and seven cabinet ministers faced charges of Communist collaboration as the military junta moves to consolidate power. Officials said the regime labeled the ministers as collaborators with the red threat, reflecting a tense political purge amid ongoing upheaval.
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Mentally Ill Girl Quizzed In New York Kidnap Slaying
Cheryl Jolls of Buffalo, a 15 year old with mental illness, was questioned in connection with the kidnapping and drowning of Andy Ashley, a three year old, as investigators tied her to the case amid reports of prior abuse and a note traced to her bedroom. FBI agents questioned family and traced calls to the Ashley home, while authorities noted she admitted calling the parents but claimed the boy would be returned after the search.
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Tax Revenues Up In Austin Amid Mixed Readings
An Associated Press survey notes cigarette and liquor tax receipts rose slightly while wine taxes fell. state treasurer Jesse James cites modest gains but flags volatility in revenue. The report notes holiday period violence and large traffic fatalities, reflecting mixed conditions across the country.
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French Force Put On Alert Amid Algerian Unrest
Algerian reports indicate French forces are placing security on high alert as demonstrations mount against President de Gaulle's threats. Traffic and highway conditions are tense while police promise stricter measures as protests expand nationwide.
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Kuwaital Defenses Strengthened by New Airlift and Forces
Kuwait’s defense gains include a large airlift and new troops as British and Arab units bolster the kingdom. Air Marshal Sir Charles El-Brush and Kuwaiti leaders spoke of unity and readiness while forces in Kuwait total about 5,000 regulars with air and naval support, and volunteer Arab units. The ceremony at Luneta Park marked Kuwait’s independence day amid regional tensions over Iraqi claims.
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Texas Violence Kills 55 People During July 4th Holiday
The Associated Press reports Texas logged at least 55 violent deaths before noon Tuesday during the long July 4th holiday. Drownings and boat accidents accounted for several fatalities, with road deaths estimated at 11. Notable cases include 12-year-old John Guy Cox falling from Gormans Bluff, Ver Worth found shot in Dallas, and multiple drownings near Sabine and at Lake Travis.
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Child Drowns In Pool Here In Farmington Family Tragedy
A year old boy named Sir Forbes, visiting relatives in Monahans, died after leaping into a backyard pool at 427 Mrrs Barbara Buckholt Dallas West. He was pulled from the water by his grandfather and pronounced dead at Medical Center Hospital. He was born January 3 1958 in Farmington NM. Survivors include his parents three sisters maternal and paternal grandparents. Funeral arrangements pending at Hubbard Funeral Home.
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Kennedy calls for peace in telegram to Khrushchev
AP reports President Kennedy urged China and the Soviet Union toward a peaceful settlement in a telegram to Premier Khrushchev marking Independence Day. Kennedy expressed confidence that both nations share a wish for world peace and friendship, aiming for a peaceful future.
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