Violence erupts Across Four Cities Leaves One Dead
The Associated Press reports a night of violence in Fort Lauderdale Hartford and Dayton with shootings looting and fires. One man died and many injured as stores burned and cars torched. Police used tear gas and chased crowds. officials noted racial tensions but warned the situation may reflect broader unrest.
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Libyan coup shifts Middle East alignments and Libya policy
World reaction to Libya's military rulers grows as Abbas Choutreb's junta declares the Libyan Arab Republic. Western oil interests face potential base closures while promises to honor contracts and treaties are cited. Arab unity and anti Western sentiment rise, with regional reactions across Europe and the United States amid civil unrest and international diplomacy.
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Area Showers Possible Across West Texas
Light showers were reported in the Davis Mountains Monday with a 20 percent chance of further rain later today or tonight. Cooler temperatures are expected under mostly cloudy skies as moist air from the Gulf interacts with afternoon heating. Odessa's Monday high reached 89 degrees, with mid 60s to follow, and El Paso saw heavy downpours and flooding rains Sunday into Monday.
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U S Gas Rush To Aid Viets Near Saigon Marks Anniversary
U S helicopter reinforced South Vietnamese forces north of Saigon amid a three day battle with North Vietnamese troops. At least 25 South Vietnamese soldiers were killed, 120 wounded, and 17 missing as U S advisers and the 1st Air Cavalry Division joined the effort. The fight began after South Vietnamese commandos struck a base camp 18 miles east of Saigon. General Julian J Ewell visited the area and ordered further U S reinforcements as fighting intensified in the jungled frontier region near the Cambodian border. The 24th anniversary of Ho Chi Minh's proclamation loomed, with expectations of heightened activity from both sides.
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Famed Columnist Drew Pearson Dies
Washington AP column icon Drew Pearson, a controversial figure loved and hated by many, died at 71 after a heart attack at his Maryland farm. His career included battles with McCarthy and Dodd scandal headlines, FOXed by years of litigation and high profile public feuds. Pearson, a mild Quaker who led the Friendship Train effort, was born Andrew Russell Pearson in Evanston Illinois and was Swarthmore Phi Beta Kappa.
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Mutilated Body Found Near Lucas Texas
The nude young Latin American woman, about 25, was found stabbed and dismembered in a field near Lucas, 14 miles southeast of McKinney. Deputies said wounds were severe and investigators hunted for links to a missing Plano woman, 25, amid unclear sexual assault evidence.
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Texas Senate Tax Plan Faces Rework After House Bill
Senators cut short holiday weekend to rework a tax package. Lt. Gov. Bates said writers consider new angles including a tax on merchandise entering Texas. Sen. Ralph Hall proposed a 71.6 million estimate plus higher corporate franchise tax and sales tax boost to 3.25 percent next July. Berry district cow bill passed 30 to 0 in San Antonio.
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Storm Strikes Bahia Isles As Francelia Aims Coast
Hurricane Francelia lashes Bahia Isles with 100 mph winds and 8 foot tides. Forecasters warn coastal Honduras Guatemala and Belize to brace for landfall near Puerto Barrios as crews assess potential damage and evacuations.
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Brockton Mourns Death Of Champion
Brockton Mass AP mourns Rocky Marciano the Brockton Blockbuster retired undefeated heavyweight champion died in a Des Moines Iowa crash returning from a birthday celebration His career began Holyoke 1947 and ended New York 1956 with 49 straight pro wins and a famous gritty style praised by Walcott Liston Cassius Clay and others.
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The Quipster On cold wine and patience in tasting
A brief quip notes that some dislike cold wine while others cant wait for it to warm to room temperature The joke implies varied wine etiquette and timing without naming people places or events.
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