Laos Pathet Lao changes old guard as leaders depart
Phoumi Vongvichit and two other hardline Pathet Lao ministers leave Laos for medical treatment and vacations signaling a shift in leadership. Souk Wongsak and Soth Pethrasy expected to assume interim foreign and other posts. US embassy aid granted to a Chicago woman held by Pathet Lao police.
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Morning Markets Rise n Fall as Rates Climb in Quiet Trading
New York prices drift lower as rising rates press the Dow to 866, down 5.79. Nasdaq-like figures show the NYSE composite at 50.28, Amex activity led by Circle K but weaker. Occidental Petroleum advances 19 percent on a 55,000 share block traded. Federal Reserve data hint at further prime rate hikes this week.
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Navy probes claim of killers in training for embassies
London report in the Sunday Times cites Lt Cmdr Thomas Narut saying combat readiness units trained to cope with killing at Naples hospital and a San Diego lab. The Navy denies the claim and seeks an explanation from Narut during a meeting with Adm. Engen in Europe.
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Senators launch probe into gasoline price rises
Sen Henry M. Jackson and Sen Adlai Stevenson announced a Senate investigation into recent gasoline price increases. They seek to determine if oil companies purposely cut refiner production to push prices higher. The first hearings will start within two weeks by the permanent subcommittee on investigations led by Jackson and the Commerce subcommittee on oil and gas and distribution led by Stevenson.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Stone Age Survival course taught at Spokane college
Anthropology professor Jerry O Nea l teaches a five credit course at Spokane Falls Community College titled Stone Age Survival. He aims to cover primitive life with shelter building stone tool reproductions and animal skin preparation. He notes the course is an intellectual expansion of survival studies and emphasizes understanding how ancient peoples interacted with and reused resources rather to conquer the wilderness.
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Spokane Falls Community College
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Not so funny American graffiti at Carver Elementary
Philadelphia AP report notes spray painting on George Washington Carver Elementary in North Philadelphia. The district spent 4700 to remove graffiti which reappeared within a week, and 48076 overall on 15 schools. Officials warn against future removal without community prevention assurances.
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George Washington Carver
Albert Schaff
Michael Marcuse
Mexican raid seizes cocaine at luxury hotel
Mexican narcotics agents seized 220 pounds of cocaine and arrested at least 11 people, including several foreigners, in a downtown luxury hotel raid. Officials kept details scarce while papers cited sources calling it the most important drug action by Mexican authorities and valuing the stash at about $1 million in U.S. street terms.
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Beame to discuss rehiring 19000 city workers with unions
Mayor Beame plans talks with union leaders today on possible rehiring of about 19 000 fired city workers amid tax proposals and new state granted taxing power. The plan aims to avoid mass layoffs while preserving a 12.1 billion budget and addresses sanitation and other city services amid a recent strike aftermath.
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Abraham D. Beame
Albany
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Milwaukee Surgeon to Undergo Open Heart Surgery
Dr Dernard Lepley Jr head of the team that performed a historic heart transplant for Betty Anick will have open heart surgery at St Luke s Hospital. The operation date is undisclosed. Lepley teaches at the Medical College of Wisconsin and is noted for valve replacements and pediatric cardiac surgery.
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Dernard Lepley Jr
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lepley
Betty Anick
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Called Masonic Meetings at Lavaca Lodge 36 AF and AM
A called meeting at Lavaca Lodge No 36 AF and AM is set for 7 30 P M Thursday July 3 for M M Exam Another meeting at 7 30 P M Wednesday July 9 for work in the F C Degree Regular slated meeting July 8. WW Daniel.
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F.C
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