Rioting in Gugulethu and Cape Town townships continues
Reports describe extensive destruction in Gugulethu, Langa, and Nyanga with overturned vehicles, burned shops, and damaged offices amid protests against apartheid pass laws. Police maintain a cautious presence as communities observe a noon mourning day for the victims.
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Gugulety
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Neatge
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Gugaletu
Hanoi
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Black People’s Convention
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Betty Ford weighs in on nomination and presidency
In Parade Magazine Betty Ford says she will win either way if husband Jerry Ford secures the GOP nomination or loses to Jimmy Carter. She argues his experience makes him the best candidate and notes she would be a citizen winner regardless of the outcome.
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Kansas City
Simmy Carter
White House
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TE Re
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Parade
Sabin urges delaying swine flu inoculation
Dr Albert Sabin, developer of the oral polio vaccine, told a weekend reporter he favors postponing a nationwide swine flu inoculation program until science confirms a real threat. He said not to vaccinate until there is evidence of swine flu's reappearance anywhere, especially in the United States.
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Albert Sabin
Ford
Aspen
Calo
United States
Sabin
Shah grants amnesty to 37 prisoners in Iran
Tehran Iran AP A military spokesman says Sheh Mohammed Reza Pahlavi marked the Xth anniversary of the Pahlavi rule by granting amnesty to 37 prisoners convicted by army courts. The announcement was issued Sunday with no further details.
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Iran
APY
Sheh Mohammed Heza Pahlevi
Sanday
Hal warns against Soviet blitzkrieg to Rhine
General Alexander M. Hal Jr. warns NATO fears of a Soviet surprise attack are unfounded but notes Warsaw Pact growing capability. He urges NATO to boost early warning with 20 to 3 radar-equipped Boeing recon jets to counter perceived threat while calling a Belgian general study on a two day blitzkrieg as theoretical.
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West Germany
Alexander M. Hal Jr
Soviet Bloc
Rhine
Hid
Sandau
Warsaw Pact
NATO
Predicted Soufriere Eruption Sparks Mass Evacuation
French scientist Charles Brousse warned that La Soufriere's imminent eruption could occur within hours to days. About 72,000 residents near the 8130 foot peak were ordered to evacuate as volcanologists monitored rising gas, ash and steam from the site and a shipborne broadcast cautioned the public.
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Guadeloupe
Charles Brousse
University of Paris
Saki
Brousse
Mt. Pelee
Martinique
S¢terre
Tolone
Unidentified disease linked to Eucharistic Congress deaths
Philadelphia officials report 25th victim of a viral pneumonia like illness tied to the 41st International Eucharistic Congress. A priest and physician among 169 total cases are hospitalized or listed in critical condition. Names include Palmer of Philadelphia and Mayr of Spokane with patients in Danbury and Washington hospitals.
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API
Nalres
Leonard Hachman
Boddostella
Health Department
Cape
Bachman
Harrisburg
Louis Fortunate
White Plains
N.Y
Danbury
Girl Missing in Labrador Expedition Ends in Tragic Loss
Edward Abraham says his sister Annie Abraham 14 disappeared Aug 3 during a Smithsonian archeology expedition in Labrador. After five days of fruitless searches in freezing waters, authorities concluded she likely fell from a cliff and drowned. Edward, a Harvard Medical School student, traveled to Labrador to seek closure.
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Annie
Edward Abralom
Labrador
Oast
Abraham
Annie Abraham
Aus
Smithsonian Institution
Ste
Harvard Medical School
Philadelphia tourism hit by legionnaires disease fears
Reported illness linked to Legionnaires’ disease drives away thousands of visitors from Philadelphia. Hotels cancel conventions and reservations cost merchants tens of thousands while Liberty Bell attendance falls 35 percent since August amid fears and scattered inquiries about contagiousness.
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Liberty Bell
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Bellevue-Stratford
Legionnaire Convention
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Phillies
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