Iraq breaks relations with Jordan amid guerrilla clampdown
The Associated Press reports Iraq severed diplomatic ties with Jordan as King Hussein’s forces battle Palestinian guerrillas entrenched along the Jordan River line. Sudan and Egypt voiced protests while U.S. mediation efforts continued as tension spread among Arab states. Aircraft over the Suez canal and regional shelling actions add to the upheaval.
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Biologists Seek Puerto Rican Parrot Rescue Plan
Interior Department biologists in Laurel Maryland launch a campaign to save the Puerto Rican parrot from extinction. With only 11 birds left, plans include capturing a male to pair with females in captivity and relocating birds to San Diego Zoo for safekeeping and breeding.
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Maryland Congressman Rebuts Agnew Speech on Race
Rep. Parren J. Mitchell of Maryland rebuked Vice President Spiro Agnew for denouncing black leaders and invoking racism. Mitchell warned Agnew against comparing black civil rights workers to colonial oppressors and urged Marylanders to oppose Agnew in future elections. He questioned Agnew's protest of signs in Korea and noted Agnew did not win Maryland in 1968.
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Nixon Faces Decision On Pakistan Aid
Government sources say President Nixon will soon decide whether to resume military and economic aid to Pakistan or let Congress decide. Advisers are split on the issue as U.S. arms sales remain halted since March 25 after West Pakistan moved to crush the independence movement.
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Policeman Shot In Stomach In Baltimore
In north Baltimore officer Charles Smith was wounded in the stomach after stopping two young men for questioning near an auto agency. He held them at gunpoint as help arrived when the shooting occurred. He is listed in fair condition at Provident Hospital. Police searched the area for the suspects.
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Stock Prices Slightly Lower in Tepid New York Drift
NEW YORK AP Stock prices edged down as the market continued its downward drift. The Dow Jones average fell about 1.8 points while NYSE turnover slowed and analysts awaited second quarter earnings. Major issues showed mixed moves with Braniff Airways slipping after news of weather impacts, Sony and Chase Manhattan down, Ling-Temco-Vought gaining.
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Registration Aid Asked At State Colleges
Student government presidents from Coppin Morgan Towson and Maryland campuses urge Gov Mandela to deputize citizens as special registrars and to open supplemental registration stations in schools churches and public offices to aid newly enfranchised youths registration.
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More Than Help Shrink Hemorrhoidal Swelling
An old medical advertisement touts Preparation H as a nonprescription remedy for inflamed and infected hemorrhoidal tissue. It claims rapid relief from pain and swelling, with doctors and centers reporting success in New York, Washington DC, and other sites. The copy asserts unique effectiveness versus other formulas and suppositories.
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Bible Thought and quotes on perseverance and fate
A compact note presents two prominent quotes. John laments waters wear stones and erode the earth while destructive forces fall on man. David Sarnoff, an industrialist, notes that the will to persevere often separates failure from success.
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Five-State Race To Vaccinate Horses Against VEE
A five-state program in Texas Oklahoma Arkansas New Mexico and Louisiana aims to vaccinate all horses against Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis. A regional emergency HQ in Houston coordinates immunization mosquito control and quarantine maintenance with $5 million in federal funds and expanded manpower.
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Playwright Dies Friday In London
London playwright Davis, associated with the Danish theatre, is reported dead after a violent spasm. Officials note a flu-like disease outbreak in South Texas with 43 people treated and no human vaccine available.
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Nye dies at 78 former U S senator Nye ND dies
Washington report confirms former U S Senator Gerald J Nye age 78 of North Dakota who opposed American entry into World War II died Saturday. Nye a Republican left Congress in 1944 and was known for vigorous opposition to war.
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Acheson says Kennedy not fitted for presidency
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson criticizes John F. Kennedy in Life magazine remarks. He says Kennedy would not have deeply understood crucial issues and was not decisive, despite Kennedy's enduring fame and legacy. Acheson notes the Cuban Missile Crisis exposed gaps in Kennedy's leadership.
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Mexican American Disturbance in Oxnard Sparks Riot
In Oxnard California a clash on Main Street Sunday night erupted after a planned police rally failed to materialize. Groups of youths formed as stores were firebombed and officers and firemen were pelted with rocks and bottles. Nineteen juveniles and 20 adults were arrested as a 41 member force moved in after officers were driven back amid gunfire.
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Senator's Baseball Here Dies in Calif.
SACRAMENTO Calif AT McNeely 73 a World Series winner died Friday after a long illness. He drove in the winning run for the Washington Senators in the final game of their World Series title win over the New York Giants.
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Former President of Rosary College Dies
Sister May Peter Doyel, 72, former Rosary College president, died Saturday in Dubliquee Iowa. Sister Mary Peltor, a Dominican, led River Pores MH college from 1943 to 1949.
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Physician's Wife Dies Of Cancer
Washington report states Helen Weller Tkach, 42, wife of President Nixon's personal physician, died Saturday from cancer. Her husband, Air Force Brig. Gen. Walter K. Tkach, is listed among medical personnel serving the White House area.
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Cuban Boxer Orlando Vulveta Lifelong Contender Dead
SAN FILAMINGO AP Orlando Vulveta a 43 year old Cuban boxer with a 35 year career died from stab wounds after an early Monday attack by suspected motorcyclists. His record stood GB wins 42 losses and 11 draws, the text notes his world light weight crown bid in 1957 ended in 1960.
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