Mexican national sought in U S immigration agent slaying Tucson
A hunt for Jesus Reynaga-Leon 25 after the death of William H. Phillips 60 as agents surrounded a house on Tucson's South Side. Police say two illegal residents were arrested inside while Reynaga-Leon escaped and was later seen near the city. Bloodhounds used as the FBI directs the investigation with 100 plus officers.
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Tucson
Duraglass Premium Tire Sizes and Prices Listed
A catalog entry lists Duraglass Super Premium tires in sizes including F78-14 14 04, 775-14 14 80, 678-14 15 14, and 886-15 price tiers. Other sizes include E78-15 735-15 F78-15 775-15 678-15 825-15 H78-15 855-15 178-15 885-15 378-14 885-14 L78-15 900-15 with prices ranging from 14.04 to 17.18.
U.S.-China talks show brighter tone for resuming talks
Diplomatic ties between the United States and China, paused since 1968, appear more hopeful for a restart within weeks. Officials note U.S. trade-relaxation steps and Agnew’s remarks to Chiang Kai-shek as part of a broader policy shift toward Mainland China while reaffirming Taiwan ties.
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Charles R. Smith
Hong Kong
UPI
United States
China
Washington
Peking
Warsaw
Netherlands
Stoesse
Lei Yang
Spiro T. Agnew
Generalissimo
Chiang ‘Kai-shek
Taiwan
Universities seek operating budgets for 1970 71
Arizona's three public universities asked for a total operating budget of 97.5 million for 1970 71. The University of Arizona sought 44 million plus 7.6 million for its Medical Center, ASU requested 34.6 million, and Northern Arizona University 11.7 million. The Board of Regents asked for 500,205. The Joint Legislative Budget Committee recommended full Regents funding but cuts to the others: 42.4 million for the University of Arizona 7.1 million for the medical school 33.4 million for ASU and 11.3 million for Northern Arizona University.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
University of Arizona
Arizona State University
Northern Arizona University
Board of Regents
Cleaver plans return to aid Negroes in freedom fight
Eldridge Cleaver, in a CBS interview from Algiers, says he will sneak back into the United States to aid the Negro struggle for freedom. He blames Nixon, McClellan, Hoover and the establishment for oppression and predicts his movement will grow as he develops armed capacities.
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Black Panther
Eldridge Cleaver
United States
CBS
Igiers
Cleaver
Nixon
John McClellan
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
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