Clark condemns U S bombing of North Vietnam dikes
Former U S attorney general Ramsey Clark visiting Hanoi with the International Committee of Inquiry into U S Crimes in Indochina criticizes U S raids on dikes and dams. Tass cites Clark describing large cratered dikes and casualties and calls for immediate stop to bombing to prevent flood suffering of millions.
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UPD
Ramsey Clark
U.S
Hanoi
North—Vietnam
Tass News
Tass
Clark
Voice of Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
International Committee of Inquiry
Indochina
Officials shut three Cassia County prostitution houses
UPI reports Cassia County officials issued abatement notices to three unidentified businesses described by prosecutor Gordon Nielson as running houses of prostitution. Sheriff Ray Mitchell ordered the establishments closed as moral nuisance. Nielson declined to name the businesses, saying investigators have pursued the cases for two years and are examining possible criminal charges.
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Burley
UPI
Cassia County
Share
Gordon Nielson
Ray Mitchell
Muusance
Nielson
Husband Killed By Intruders In Utah Home
Samuel G. Panopolas, 34, was shot in the left temple while sleeping in Hunter Utah. His wife awoke to blood and alerted a neighbor as investigators probed foul play. Two suspects questioned and two .22 pistols sent to FBI labs in Washington for analysis.
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Hunter
Utah
Sheriff's Deputies
Samuel G. Panopolas
Hayward
FBI Laboratories
Washington
Cool Midwest Weather Drops Record Low Heat Oddities
Unseasonably cool conditions spread across the Midwest with many locations facing potential new record lows for the date. Severe thunderstorm watches extended into portions of South Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Arkansas while Pennsylvania and North Dakota reported power failures and wind damage with no injuries. A flash flood watch remained in effect for South Carolina as heavy rains hit the mountains and foothills.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
South Carolina
Midwest
Shriver Named Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate
Washington reports the Democratic National Committee backed Sargent Shriver for vice president after McGovern recommended him. The move aims to present party unity and television-friendly timing with a roll call vote before 9 p.m. Shriver, 56, formerly led the Peace Corps and antipoverty programs, is Kennedy in law and brother-in-law to Edward Kennedy.
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Washington
UPI
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Democratic National Committee
George S. McGovern
Shriver
Miami” ‘Beach
Edward M. ‘Kennedy
Kennedy
Sons
Hubert
H. Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
Abra‘Nini Ribicott
John Stewart
McGovern-Shriver
Wisconsin
Ohio
New Jersey
Virginia
Christo to Unfurl Orange Curtain Across Rifle Gap
Bulgarian artist Christo Javacheff aims to reveal a quarter mile of orange curtain across Rifle Gap Colorado on calm winds. A $700000 investment backs the project with a daisy chain of loops to prevent tearing and University of Colorado students ready to manage the lines and catch ropes.
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Christo Javacheff
Philadelphia
Rifle Gap
University of Colorado ‘Art
Thomson
Christo
Bee
City's Traffic Death Toll Up
Spokane police report the year’s traffic death toll reached 19 with the July 29 crash victim Arthur Smedberg aged 78 of Spokane dying from earlier injuries. The toll climbs from 15 for all of last year as of Friday.
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UPD
Arthur Smedberg
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