Civil rights protest in Tupelo turns violent amid shootings
A weekend civil rights march in Tupelo ends in violence as Floyd Banks is jailed on an assault with intent to murder charge after a man is struck with a sledge hammer handle and another shot at demonstrators. Daniel Brazil, hospitalized in Memphis, faces related charges. others injured include bystanders and committee members. The International Committee Against Racism disputes Banks’ involvement.
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Skylab death watch begins as debris chance looms
Washington AP reports NASA and federal agencies prepare for Skylab re entry with a 12,000 mile by 100 mile debris strip. NORAD tracks the 77.5 ton station predicting a Tuesday to Thursday fall, with final decisions resting with NASA chief Robert Frosch.
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Saudi Arabia raises crude output by one million barrels daily
The Middle East Economic Survey reports Saudi Arabia increased crude oil production to 9.5 million barrels per day for the first quarter to ease shortages tied to the Iranian revolution. The rise, effective July 1 through September, may influence U.S. imports via Exxon Texaco Socal and Mobil, with uncertain impact on gasoline and heating fuel costs.
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World wide beaches see tragic drowning in heat wave
Seventeen swimmers drowned as an estimated 1.5 million people visited South Korea beaches on a hot dry weekend. Police reported the disaster amid the first 85 degree plus weekend since beaches opened earlier this month.
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Klan Rally in China Grove Ends in No Arrests
A five hour Klan rally in China Grove NC devolved into a shouting match with about 60 anti Klan demonstrators but concluded without arrests or violence. About 80 officers aided the four man local force at a community center where the Winston Salem Klan chapter screened Birth of a Nation.
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Kennedy Favored in South Over Carter in Southern Poll
A 10 state Southern poll shows Kennedy leading Carter among Southern Democrats 50.9 to 40.1 percent while Reagan attracts 48.3 percent of all voters versus Carter 43.9 percent. The survey of 750 adults conducted June 26–29 in Virginia to Tennessee notes Carter carried nine states in 1976 except Virginia.
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