Plane Crashes in Bellflower Street Wreck injures five
A Cessna 182 driven by Thomas, with Edward Swearingen and three youths aboard, crashed on Bellflower Boulevard near Marber Avenue after engine trouble. Passengers included Edward Swearingen, 68, and his son Edward J. Jr., Kevin and David Syearingen, all sustaining multiple injuries. A beer of bystanders aided victims before ambulances arrived.
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Denmark Cigarettes Now Cost 75 Cents A Pack
In Copenhagen a 10 per cent tax hike on many commodities raised prices from 68 to 75 cents a pack for cigarettes and sparked protests. Foodstuffs and clothing also rose, causing closure of businesses in Hoeng and planned large anti goverment demonstrations in the capital.
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Red Party Selectees Win in East Germany Election
East German parliamentary elections favored the Communist endorsed slate with 98.82 percent of the 12.2 million eligible voters casting ballots and 99.99 percent of voters supporting Communist candidates. The ballot’s slate faced less than one percent rejection.
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East
Marines Hit 58 Killed In Fierce VN Battle Near DMZ
U S Marines halted an infiltrating force of about 3000 North Vietnamese regulars near the Demilitarized Zone. Leatherneck casualties were 58 killed, 44 missing, 125 wounded. 85 North Vietnamese were reported killed. The battle disrupted by heavy artillery and airstrikes, involving Con Thien and Dong Ha air fields. Additional clashes included a convoy ambush and losses of three US jets, with heroic helicopter rescues aiding a pilot. The fighting coincided with heightened tension before the July 4th holiday.
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De Gaulle Reschedules Poland Visit to September
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle will visit Poland September 6 to 12, according to the Elysee Palace. The trip had been planned for June but was moved to early autumn.
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Cafeman Held in Slaying
In a Palos Verdes hills home confrontation tied to a 13 year feud, Charleen Frutchey widow and business owner James Frutchey faced gunfire. Morgan sustained head and hand wounds. Deputy sheriffs Donald Betkey and Bill Farrington reported Frutchey shot four times, revolver fired once. Morgan remained tight lipped.
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Students Attack Chinese Exhibit in Nepal
Nepal students ripped flags from a Chinese Communist exhibit during a King Mahendra birthday exhibition. The pavilion closed after threats of a second demonstration.
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UPI
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Wood Engraver Deines Dies at 73
Russell Kansas brief reports E Hubert Deines, a renowned wood engraver and artist, died Sunday at age 73. A native of the Russell area, he carved numerous works that now hang in institutions across the nation.
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Deines
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Violence Flares as Thousands Clash With Police in Lake Geneva
Thousands of youths hurled bottles and fireworks at officers in a three hour uprising in Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Windows and meters were damaged as police fought to control the melee. Estimates place arrests over 100 across the two nights with a 1 am curfew and National Guard alert but not deployed.
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Israel and Egypt clash along Suez Canal turns violent
The fighting resumed Saturday night with about 100 Egyptian river crossing into the Sinai about nine miles, and seven Israelis wounded along with one officer. Both sides complained to U Thant over alleged ceasefire violations as Egypt cites Port Said area tensions and Nasser seeks to marshal forces amid the crisis.
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