Agnew attacks black leaders amid Madrid trip blast
Vice President Spiro Agnew denounced unnamed American black leaders for constant criticism and lack of constructive action during a news conference aboard Air Force II en route to Madrid. He praised Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie and Kenyan President Kenyatta as examples while saying many U.S. black leaders complain without recognizing administration efforts. He urged labor leaders to choose free trade support and criticized press coverage of the Pentagon papers.
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Hippy clash in Ibiza ends island haven riot and arrests
Police battles on Ibiza leave several injured and about 50 hippies arrested as hundreds of followers led by Robert Berge move through Santa Eulalia del Rio. Disputed accounts from Cifra and witnesses paint a tense end to the island’s freewheeling scene.
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Train crash in Yugoslavia kills fifteen students and a teacher
A passenger train carrying 250 children and teachers to Gradac collided with a stationary freight train at Semirovac Station at 3 15 am. Fifteen people died including eight girls and six boys aged 8 to 14 and teacher Zlatmomir Ivanovic. Seven children were injured as rescuers found a scene of wrecked coaches, scattered toys and summer clothing near the sea route from Kragujevac to the Adriatic coast.
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