Santo Domingo Quake Injures Dozens and Paralyzes City
A 6.5 magnitude quake centered south of Santo Domingo shocks the Caribbean, injuring many and damaging downtown buildings. Civil Defense and Red Cross evacuate hundreds as power fails and businesses shutter. A second quake near the Aleutians prompts Underground tests. government reshuffles occur amid continued aftershocks.
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Aid Planned For Homeowner Tax Break Bill Introduced
Washington lawmaker Rob Price of R‑Vex introduced a bill Friday to extend tax depreciation and repair tax relief now enjoyed by renters to homeowners. He argued homeowners have a greater interest in community affairs and deserve the same tax breaks.
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City News Bicdie Brothers Playing Braun Jali
The Bicdie Brothers are set to play Braun Jali in June city events. The match marks a regional showcase with local attendance expected and ongoing preparations by both teams.
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Braun Jali
Wreck of Train A Mystery Slows Cause Probe
Investigators on the Illinois Central derailment say the locked wheel on the lead diesel is the immediate cause but cannot determine why it locked. The May Southern Illinois farm hamlet wreck killed one person and injured many, marking Amtrak's first deadly rail disaster since taking over passenger service. Officials said a full report may take months and that service will be restored as tracks clear.
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Riot Turmoil Returns to Mexico City Amid Student Strife
In Mexico City campuses ringed by riot police after violent clashes that left several dead and hundreds injured, thousands of students stay home as nationwide unrest continues. Police report 59 arrests as authorities and student leaders clash over blame and safety, with reports of looting and infiltrated agitators amid a tense aftermath.
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Three Indicted For Bombings In Houston Case
Houston news report says Harris County grand jury indicted Louis Beam Jr. a 24 year old public relations worker for the United Klans of America and Jimmy Dale Hytle 24 of Pasadena on two counts each for the October 1970 bombing of KPFT FM and for possession of a bomb. Paul William Moratto 24 of League City was indicted on a false bomb threat charge with bail set at $300.
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Pacifica
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Jimmy Dale Hytle
Pasadena
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Hearst Publication Office Notice from San Antonio Post
The San Antonio Lat and the San Antonio Gazette reveal a Hearst publication office address at A70-22 Broadway at HMcCulloughs in San Antonio Texas 72206 with contact number 276 3441. It notes daily frequency and second class postage paid in San Antonio Texas.
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Proxmire and Wile Agree to Parl Daily and Sunday
UPI reports Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin and Senator Sawdon Wile reached agreement on daily and Sunday arrangements in Washington. The article notes past marriages and a foreign countries section, mentioning John Rovilel and the breakdown of a 1956 divorce plan amid broader political coverage.
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Queen's Birthday Honors List Names Many Notables
LONDON UPON reports Queen Elizabeth II approved a wide honors list honoring former prime ministers music leaders and industry figures. Rudolf Dit Sir Arthur Bliss and George Soll receive high orders while Elizabeth Harrison 83 earns the British Empire Medal for perfect attendance at work.
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George Soll
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John Gorton
Australia
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Rain Making Mission Reported as Dry Run Over Texas
Officials at Kelly Air Force Base report a dry run for a rain making mission over Texas. A cloud near Madisonville was seeded with two planes, one producing a modest rain shaft observed from the ground. A second plane seeded four towers but failed to lift, while another aircraft seeded near Tyler with limited success. A follow up mission is planned for Saturday.
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Protest Target Moves From Polytechnic Institute To Monument
Polive said the demonstrator had no permit for the match planned to proceed from the 70,000 student Polytechnic Institute to the Monument of the Revelation in downtown Mexay City about half a mile away. The event never reached its destination as widespread fighting and gunfire erupted, dispersing black students from the university.
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Ex Mooney Execs Jailed in Fraud Case
Two former officers of Moot three year term or oath of acy Aicrat Corp Kerrville were jailed in Bexar County on multiple fraud charges. Judge J W Bulls noted five year terms on mail and securities charges. Ed Hunhier, former secretary treasurer, also sentenced. Prosecution seeks appeals as bonds set at 61 000 and 10 000 fines.
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Galveston Men Charged in Warehouse Murders
Police filed murder charges against Arnold Moore and Lannie Warner, both Galveston men, in the stabbing and shooting deaths of three men at the Port Warehouse. Bodies of Clifford Guiberteau of Houston, Robert Walker of La Marque, and Jose Ramon Penato of Galveston were found by a former employee. One suspect reportedly confessed.
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Partisan City Rule Charged by Republican Chairman
Republican County Chairman Van Henry Archer Jr. denounces city government as partisan and laments lack of Republican members on the 2 percent charter revision committee. He says Republicans and Democrats joined to elect the present slate, urging nonpartisan city elections and governance.
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Wedding Plans Sparked Amid Odd Zoo Party Details
A wedding is planned for Saturday at a venue in Oklahoma City between M'Kashiwa, formerly at the Belgian Congo, and J. Josephine, formerly at Tel Aviv. Officials report Moon Kid gorillas were courted from separate cages, with a large cake decorated with pink symbols and gorilla figures to feature at the celebration.
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M'Kashiwa
Belgian Congo
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Tel Aviv
Foo
Mayor sues Nixon over urban renewal funds claim
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alicia sues President Nixon demanding the release of $350 million for urban renewal and housing. The suit argues the administration withholds funds appropriated by Congress hindering city development and renewal efforts.
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