Rolling Stones Crowd Clashes With Police in Montreal
Thousands of fans clashed with police outside the Montreal Forum after the Stones concert sold out. About 13 were arrested including three for counterfeit tickets, and 14 injuries were reported. Inside, roughly 20 000 attendees enjoyed the show before the disturbance.
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Forum
Larry Levis
Montreal
Rolling Stones
Rains Trigger Floods in Manila and Landslides in Luzon
Heavy monsoon rains drenched Luzon causing floods in metropolitan Manila and landslides that buried nine people at a mountain resort near Baguio. One body has been recovered. 42 families evacuated as weather officials warn of intensified rains.
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Manila
UPIC
Philippines
Luzon
Baguio
Red Cross
Manila Weather Bureau
Shopping Starts and Selling Begins in This Newspaper
A feature announces the start of shopping and sales coverage in the paper, inviting readers to explore new listings, ads, and bargains. The notice emphasizes early access to deals, seasonal offers, and featured products across departments.
Wallace Begins Physical Therapy in Birmingham Recovery Plan
Gov George C Wallace starts daily physical therapy at the University of Alabama Spain Rehabilitation Center after 53 days in a Maryland hospital. He set up a temporary state office on the third floor and met department heads to show confidence in their work. two therapy sessions are planned daily with diagnostic studies and a full rehab day ahead.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPID
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Spain
Wallace
Maryland
Hughes Aid Owes IRS Back Taxes
Nevada miner Eldon Cleveland owes the IRS more than 1.8 million dollars in back taxes for 1968 and 1969, tied to Hughes Tool Co. mining claim acquisitions in the late 1960s. The tax delinquency comes amid IRS scrutiny of Hughes Nevada operations and a $9 million federal lawsuit filed in Salt Lake City alleging overvalued mining claims.
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Las Vegas
UPD
Eldon Cleveland
Nevada
Hughes Tool Co
Clark County
Internal Revenue Service
Hughes Mining
John Meier
Hughes
Cleveland
South America
Meier
Dean Elson
Los Angeles Times
Elson
FBI
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
John Suckling
Anthony Hatsis
Toledo Mining Co
Study Hints Potatoes Could Grow Exports From Idaho
A preliminary report by the National Task Force on potatoes notes rising overseas demand for US potato products. The Export Potential Section, led by Robert L. Sargent, foresees expanded shipments as processed items like dehydrated potatoes reduce freight and remove water weight.
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Moscow
Idaho
Beleves
Department of Agriculture
Robert L. Sargent
University of Idaho Extension
Sargent
Sweden
U.S
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