Mountaineers Rally Past Owls 43-33 in Thrilling Comeback
West Virginia trails 33-23 in the fourth quarter before a late surge led by Kerry Marbury who rushed for 291 yards and three scores. Harry Blake added an 82-yard TD reception to seal a 43-33 victory over Temple as Temple took a 33-23 lead early in the fourth. The win improves WVU to six victories and marks its fifth straight win in a dramatic high scoring affair.
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Mickey Forfars
Bobby Bowden
West Virginia
Temple
Mountaineer
Bowden
WVU
Mountaineers
William & Mary
Williamsburg
Brian Chiles
Owls
Bernie Galiffa
Harry
Blake
Leon Jenkins
Kerry Marbury
Monongah
Wood
Boston College
Marbury
Businessmen Ponder Economy and Wage-Price Controls
Small businessmen and manufacturers urge stricter and broader wage price controls with tight enforcement as Nixon moves to phase two of the stabilization program. They cite inequities in current enforcement and fear uneven application hurting small firms while large corporations back the plan.
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New York
Nixon
Chou En-Lai Says US Troops Wanted in Vietnam as Insurance
The account, drawn from Mohammed Heikal's remarks, recalls Chou En-Lai telling Nasser in 1965 that China preferred the United States to increase its troop presence in Vietnam. The dialogue links this stance to preventing a potential nuclear attack on China and reflects broader Cold War tensions.
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London
UPI
Chou En-Lai
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Peking
United States
Vietnam
Nasser
Mohammed Heikal
Sunday Telegraph
Heikal
China
Southeast Asia
Lyndon Johnson
Chou
Alexandria
Johnson
Indochina
Mrs Gandhi heads to US amid Pakistan civil war crisis
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi leaves New Delhi to tour the United States and Western nations as India confronts the East Pakistan civil war. The visit will focus on pressuring Pakistan toward a settlement and securing foreign aid to support 9.5 million East Pakistani refugees in India amid strained foreign ties.
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New Delhi
UPI
Indira Gandhi
United States
India
East Pakistan
Pakistan
Gandhi
Typhoon Hester Ravages Vietnam Strikes Chu Lai
The typhoon with 138 mph winds cut into South Vietnam damaging a U.S. base at Chu Lai and leveling towns. Quang Ngai city and three nearby districts faced near total destruction while Da Nang and Huey helicopters were heavily damaged. Vietnamese and American officials cited casualties and disrupted communications.
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Saigon
UPS
South Vietnam
U.S
Hester
da Nang
Chu Lai
Americal Division
Three Shot Near Galaxie Lounge and Morgan Theatre
Police investigated a late night shooting at 189 Walnut Street. Three victims were taken to University Hospital after an elderly Black man and a young White man were wounded at the Galaxie Lounge, with a young White woman reportedly shot near the Morgan Theatre.
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Galaxie
Walnut Street
University Hospital
Morgan Theatre
Life Support Dilemma In Seattle Man Refuses Kidney Therapy
Ernie Crowfeather a 29 year old with mixed heritage died after refusing life extending kidney therapy. His case highlights cost driven decisions in American health care about who receives expensive treatments and who must die. Doctors describe his sociopathic history while questioning who bears legal and moral responsibility for such life sustaining care.
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New York Times News Service
Seattle
Ernie Crowfeather
Ernie
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