IRS denies library file probes tied to bombers report
The Internal Revenue Service said library record checks in Milwaukee Atlanta and San Francisco were not directed from Washington and were abandoned as impractical The agency denied compiling lists of readers of books on explosives ALA head David H Clift warned librarians to refuse patron home disclosures to IRS agents
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Pecos City Sealed Bids Sought For Police Patrol Car And Pickup
The town of Pecos City Texas invites sealed bids for a 1970 model pickup for the Humane Department and a 1970 model four door sedan for a police patrol car. Bids due July 23 1970 at 8 30 a m in the City Manager office. The council may reject any bid waive technicalities or accept the bid deemed best. Published Pecos Enterprise July 10 and 17 1970.
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Craig Runs Against Humphrey For Democratic Nomination
Earl D. Craig Jr., a Negro teacher at the University of Minnesota, challenges former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey for the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate. Craig filed nominating papers and trails Humphrey who won the Democratic Farmer Labor endorsement. primary set for Sept 10. Clark McGregor is the Republican nominee for the seat vacated by Eugene J. McCarthy. Edward Heath marks his 54th birthday with a Downing Street party as Britain’s new prime minister. Chief Justice Warren E Burger to head U S delegation to a United Nations conference on crime prevention in Kyoto Japan Aug 17-26. announcement by the State Department.
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NAACP Sues North Carolina Districts Over Segregation
The NAACP Legal Defense Fund filed a statewide suit in North Carolina as 14 segregated districts remain. Attorney General John N. Mitchell said administration efforts to negotiate voluntary desegregation have succeeded in about 120 districts, while the suits aim to clear the remaining noncompliant districts affecting about 95,000 black and 100,000 white students in 361 districts.
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Sato says Japan to aid Cambodia and Southeast Asia
Japanese premier Sato signals ongoing talks with Cambodian officials and a fixed aid amount, noting Cambodia has already received about 2 million dollars via the Japan Red Cross. He also stresses Japan’s limited role in Southeast Asia and the need for U S military presence to maintain peace amid divided nations.
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Rogers Flew to London to urge U S support in Middle East
U S Secretary of State William P. Rogers flew to London for two day talks with Prime Minister Heath and Foreign Secretary Home to press Britain for stronger U S aligned policies in the Middle East and Asia. Discussions were expected to cover Vietnam, Israel, South Africa and Rhodesia amid Conservative government plans to back Western protection and continue arms sales.
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Britain weighs policy at SEATO talks in Manila
Major Hoople Boyle and Foreign Office ministers meet in Manila to discuss Britain's stance at the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization. Douglas-Home plans to brief Rogers on limits to Britain's Commonwealth force participation amid American retrenchment and tense South Africa debates.
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Israeli Warplanes Shoot Down Three Egyptian Bombers
Israeli warplanes clashed with Egyptian MIG21s over the Suez Canal, downing three bombers and signaling ongoing raids. The spokesman said 105 Egyptian planes have been claimed shot down since 1967, with further battles noted as new air defense tactics were discussed by Egyptian officials.
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U.S. and Cambodian forces surge in Southeast Asia
Reports say troops killed about 150 North Vietnamese in a Wednesday sweep while an infantry unit of the 173rd Airborne Brigade was ambushed Thursday east of Saigon with four Americans killed and four wounded. Cambodian rumors place an enemy division near Siem Reap as monsoon conditions aid lull in fighting.
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Mosaic Found Under Floor At Chichester Cathedral
A Roman mosaic dating to the second century has been recovered under the floor during restoration at Chichester Cathedral. Margaret Rule, curator of the Roman palace at Fishbourne, calls it one of the best mosaics unearthed in Sussex.
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