Verbal Clash Darkens Korean War Anniversary
Seoul reports a fierce exchange as South Korea and North Korea mark the 25th anniversary of the Korean War. President Park Chung-hee accuses the North of invasion plans while Pyongyang accuses Washington and Seoul of war provocation. South Korea raises alert levels, canceling leaves and mandating staff presence, with ceremonies held nationwide.
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Seoul
South Korea
South
North Korea
Chung Hee Park
Indochina
Park
Grain theft ring robs Kansas firms of thousands
Since mid May, con men and burglars have stolen more than 17000 dollars worth of corn and wheat from Kansas grain firms. Authorities say a large grain stealing ring operates in at least eight other Midwestern states, with FBI and KBI investigations expanding to other reported crimes across the region.
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Topeka
Hns
Kansas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Canadian
Mississippi
Utah
Indiana
Far-Mar-Co
South Dakota
Missouri
Illinois
Arkansas
FBI
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Western Kansas
IWC Snub As Mrs Rabin Speaks Sparks Walkout
At the International Women's Conference in Mexico City more than half the delegates from Arab African and Communist nations walked out during Leah Rabins keynote address. She urged dialogue and reconciliation between Israel and Arab sisters while Sadats wife had initially planned to meet. Some delegates push for a resolution condemning Israels occupation, others fear straying from womens rights issues.
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Mexico City
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
Leah Rabin
Rabin
Anwar Sadat
Pound Plummets as Britain Faces Crisis
The pound hit a record low near 2.26 dollars amid a government warning that Britain's economy is perilous. Chancellor Healey urged sacrifices to curb inflation, blasted unions for high wage demands, and warned of potential action if pay rises remain unchecked. Prime Minister Wilson plans a wage and price plan by mid July to restrain inflation.
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London
Denis Healey
Harold Wilson
Labor
Europe
Britain
Wilson
Giuoco Piano through move fourteen in Heinlein chess guide
Alan L Heinlein explains a Giuoco Piano sequence with White dominating the center and Black countering to gain time. The recap covers moves from 1 P-K4 to 14 Q-R2 as White prepares an attack on Black’s opposite wing, noting central control and exchanges.
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Alan L. Heinlein
Powersat plan offers giant mirror satellite to beam power
Boeing researchers Gordon Woodcock and Daniel Gregory propose a 71,000 ton satellite with 22 square miles of mirrors in orbit 22,000 miles high to collect solar energy and transmit it as electricity. They estimate 60 billion for setup plus 13 billion per satellite, with payback in 30 years at 2.5 cents per kilowatt hour. Six satellites could meet Japan’s needs. 35 to 40 would cover US base load.
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Seattle
Boeing Aerospace Co
Boeing
Gordon R. Woodcock
Daniel L. Gregory
Grand Coulee
Woodcock
Gregory
Earth
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
American Astronautical Society
Powersat
Sys
Tems
Japan
United States
Border Clash Reported on Lebanon Israel Line
Arab gunners in Lebanon fired bazookas and small arms at an Israeli patrol near Zarit on the Lebanese border. Israelis returned fire with no casualties reported. The border had been quiet since mid June after attacks and air raids. In Beirut suburbs, gunfire and dynamite blasts disrupted Chiyah and Ein Rumanneh with no new casualties beyond the prior day.
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Associated Press
Lebanon
Zarit
Mediterranean
Kfar Yuval
Beirut
Chiyah
Ein Rumanneh
Ottawa pet show invites kids and pets to library outdoors
The Ottawa Library hosts a Saturday Pet Show from 10 to noon as part of the Summer Reading program. All pets and children are welcome. awards go to each pet and a gerbil naming contest winner gets a free paperback. Pets must be contained. larger animals and free dogs or cats are not allowed.
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Ottawa
Children’s Department
IRS clash looms over release of confidential files
Washington AP report: House Government Operations subcommittee questions IRS on Operation Leprechaun, a Miami spying program. Rosenthal warns of contempt if raw data are not supplied. Alexander says both sides have duties to protect taxpayer privacy, while seeking full data for inquiry.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
House
Miami
Donald C. Alexander
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
Dn.y
Rosenthal
Alexander
Subcommittee
Two Crop Dusters Crash In Kansas. One Dead
Two Kansas cropduster planes crashed Tuesday. Phillip Bertram, 23, of Greensburg died when his single engine plane exploded near Greensburg airport. Don Cates of Wichita crash landed south of Hudson, walked two miles into town, and called his partner for help. Kent Ohio reports note Albert Miles, Akron, keeps candy at 10 cents a bar at Kent State vending machines and funds the Mary Miles Scholarship for a Kent State music student.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Phillip Bertram
Greensburg
Don Cates
Wichita
Hudson
Great Bend
Kent State University
Mary Miles
Kent State
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Pennywise
R.C. Cola
Folger’s
Duster
Kent, Ohio
Albert Miles
Akron
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