Independence Day Delights and Dashes Across Los Angeles Parks
Thousands flocked to city parks to celebrate a festive aliday with picnics, parades, and fireworks. Families filled lawns from Olmos to Mission Park while noon ceremonies in Alanu honored the Declaration of Independence. Evening fireworks drew crowds, but some holiday trouble sent several to jail or hospital as police watched closely.
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Peace at Jazz Fete Israel Snubs U N Demand
United Press International reports Israel rejected a U N demand during the Jazz festival in Newport Rhode Island. Israeli officials declined to end its occupation amid regional tensions while international organizers struggle to maintain security and access for performers and attendees.
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Australian protest turns violent at U.S. consulate
About 3,000 youths and hundreds of police clashed near the U.S. consulate in Melbourne on Independence Day. Police said 24 demonstrators were arrested and several officers injured as rocks, firecrackers, and a riotous crowd turned a planned peaceful rally into a tense confrontation targeting the consulate and Prime Minister John Gorton.
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Death Toll Rises After Collision in Bexar County
Juan Yates, 62, of 125 SANS, died Thursday at his home after being struck by an automobile in the 700 block of North New Braunfels. Police identified Georgs Ve Rey yal, 24, of 101 Nebraska as the driver. There were 59 fatalities during the same period in 1968.
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Peru lauds US action on arms ban and Latin policy
UPI reports Peru praised a US decision to ban certain weapons sales and to shape Latin American policy. Lima officials indicated Washington's approach would affect regional arms trade and may influence relations with Chile and other neighbors.
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Castroville Heritage Mixes Old Roots With New Plans
Local veterans of Castroville and younger leaders outline a $390000 park and sewer project for the Medina River area, aiming to create a 126 acre park with trails and a new sewer plant. City figures including former mayor Charles Fuels and former Chamber of Commerce President Frank Bucos drive the effort as growth edges the town toward new housing and amenities.
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