Soviet destroyers visit Boston in historic wartime port exchange
Two Soviet destroyers tied up at Commonwealth Pier in Boston as U S and Soviet crews saluted each other with 105mm guns and 21 gun salutes marking a five day exchange timed to the 30th anniversary of Allied victory. In Leningrad American ships entered port as citizens gathered to watch.
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National Guard
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Nazi Germany
Zhyuchiy
Commonwealth Pier
Boykiy
A. M. Kalinin
Albany
Ft. Independence
Castle Island
Leningard
Justi E. Langille
Ivan M Kolehin
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King and Apodaca clash over renaming King Building
Former Gov Bruce King says Gov Apodaca must present a case for renaming the Santa Fe State Office Building. He notes the building bearing his name and the Clovis King Building were built without tax increases and a solid general fund, while Apodaca favors living governor names and may remove King’s. Local Democrat Herb Martinez calls Apodaca’s remarks insulting to King.
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Santa FE
Bruce King
Jerry Apodaca
King
Clovis
Apodaca
Santa Fe County
Democratic Central Committee
Herb Martinez
Martinez
Explosion Kills Worker Traps Three in Green Bay Sewer Tunnel
An explosion in a six foot diameter sewer tunnel under the Fox River killed one worker and trapped three more as rescuers faced second gas explosion risks. Eight workers from a Milwaukee firm were injured. four escaped with minor injuries.
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Green Bay
Wis
Metropolitan Sewage Commission
Milwaukee
OAS Ministers Shape Plan to End Cuba Embargo
Western Hemisphere foreign ministers reached a general understanding on ending the Cuba embargo as the OAS session began. Kissinger noted broad support though a two-thirds vote was required. Costa Rican Foreign Minister Facio indicated a later meeting could scrap that rule for a simple majority to enable sanctions removal.
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Washington
Cuba
Organization of American Tes
OAS
Henry A. Kissinger
Gonzalo Facio
Facio
Garrity Hints School Closures Over Tensions in Boston
Federal Judge W Arthur Garrity Jr warned he may close two Boston high schools to prevent violent racial clashes as tensions surrounding school integration increase at South. The remark came during hearings on desegregation efforts and student assignments in the district.
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Boston
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
South
Boston and Hyde Park schools brace as bus plan faces court
Judge Garrity will hold hearings Wednesday to address possible antibus ing demonstrations and consider naming leaders as defendants in the school integration case. The plan increases bussed students from 17 000 to 21 000 and adds 12 000 elementary pupils, a move Mayor White says will sustain citywide hostility.
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Hyde Park High School
Garrity
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
U.S. Circuit
Boston School Committee
Kevin H. White
Boston
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Michael Dukakis
John J. McDonough
McDonough
Unemployment Fears Prompt Meany Attack on Policy
AFL-CIO President George Meany accuses the Ford administration and Congress of foolish dangerous moves prioritizing the federal deficit over rising unemployment. The remarks come as other political and local education battles unfold nationwide.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Congress
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Treasure man in a hunt for signs and a legend
A narrator encounters Charlie a 46 year old man with striking eyes who claims involvement in a quest for a treasure tied to the Seven Cities of Cibola. He recounts visions stones signs and a trench dug in the shape of the number seven as clues while discussing identity and a mysterious “thing” he follows.
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Horton
Baca
Cow
New Mexico
Cabeza de Vaca
Pecos River
Roswell
Cibola
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