No End Soon To Eastern Heat Wave From AP
A steamy air mass lingered over the Eastern seaboard with no relief expected for days. Highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s strained electric supplies, causing blackouts or brownouts in scattered areas while pollutants rose to dangerous levels and officials issued multiple alerts.
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Gulf
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Ohio
Ohio River Valley
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Mamie challenges McGovern in Eisenhower critique
In Augusta, George McGovern states he is a disciple of Eisenhower defense policy. John Eisenhower and Mamie Eisenhower counter, arguing McGovern misreads Eisenhower priorities and opposes unilateral force cuts, stressing differing views on military policy and defense spending.
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Oklahoma City
United States
Smog Alert Rules Differ Across Cities In US Air Warnings
Los Angeles enjoyed a mild, partly smoggy day as ozone hovered near .08 ppm and carbon monoxide rose to 11 ppm while nationwide alerts varied. Officials note local standards and health uncertainties, with calls for future uniform levels as EPA rules evolve.
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New York
Ray Werner
Students Get Training at Emporia State College
EMPORIA Kan AP Thirty high school juniors receive five weeks of science training at Emporia State College funded in part by the National Science Foundation The program serves students from schools with under 300 enrollment They study chemistry or physics in the morning and work on projects with faculty in the afternoon Names include Brent Allender Wellsville John Blaesi Sharon Sipings Kevin Bradfield Hutchinson Glendon Cox Mound City John Edmonds Cedar William Fish Eudora Gary Foster Hoyt Bradley Gaiser Logan Michael Northrup Coffeyville William Pyle Sabetha Earl Rice Lebo James Schesser Horton Bill White Lakin Michael Wassenberg Seneca Lydia Benoit Damar Mary Dietrich Hiawatha Theresa Johnson Minneola Cindy Jones Burlington Pat Miller Cassaday Debbie Montague Princeton
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Wellsville
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Sharon Sipings
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Hutchinson
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Mound City
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Cedar
William Fish
Eudora
Gary Foster
Hoyt
Bradley Gaiser
Logan
Michael Northrup
Coffeyville
Wikliam Pyle Sabetha
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Lebo
James Schesser
Horton
Bill White
Lakin
Michael Wassenberg
Seneca
Lydia Benoit
Damar
Mary Dietrich
Hiawatha
Theresa Johnson
Minneola
Cindy Jones
Burlington
Pat Miller
Cassaday
Debbie Montague
Princeton
IRA Attacks Hit Belfast and Northern Ireland Violence
IRA guerrillas blew up a freight train near Lurgan, causing a six foot crater but no injuries. Gunfights erupted with Protestant vigilantes around Shankill Road where one man was killed and another wounded, the 451st death in three years of sectarian violence. A 100 pound car bomb in Killen damaged a car but caused limited damage. several other bombs exploded with no major damage reported.
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Killen
McGovern Returns to South Dakota to Plot Strategy
After a brief Washington stop to shore up labor ties McGovern heads to South Dakota to resume vacation and plan the autumn campaign. He named Lawrence O'Brien as National Campaign Chairman and expects AFL CIO endorsements, while fellow Democrats and union leaders weigh in on strategy and outreach to reluctant supporters.
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California
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Missouri
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Oklahoma
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
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Honolulu
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Jefferson City
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Fischer Wins Fifth Game Of World Chess Match In Reykjavik
Bobby Fischer drew even in the world chess championship by taking game five from Boris Spassky in Reykjavik. The win came after an earlier forfeit by Spassky and with the score tied 2 1/2 to 2 1/2. Spassky faced a Nimzo-Indian defense as Fischer pressed from the middle game to a decisive exchange sequence. The crowd of around 600 roared as Fischer sacrificed a piece on move 27, gaining a winning position and forcing Spassky to concede.
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Boris Spassky
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