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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1970

Page

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Desegregation Slowdown Delays Mississippi School Rulings

The Justice Department delays statewide desegregation action in Mississippi. Assistant Attorney General Jerris Leonard backs off threats to sue multiple districts, asking for more time while negotiations in Jackson continue. Mitchell and Agnew influence shape the approach amid persistent resistance.

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Attorney Charges Attempts Made To Intimidate Tate Trial Witness

The prosecution says letters from Charles Manson followers urged Linda Kasabian to recant and warned of consequences if she testifies in the Sharon Tate murder trial. Kasabian appeared in court amid protests from defense counsel, while lawyers contest the nature of the letters and her association with the family. The trial selection continues with jurors questioned privately amid pretrial publicity.

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Egyptian toll rises as Israeli barrage kills fifteen

The Associated Press reports 15 Egyptians were killed and seven wounded in Israeli fire along the Suez Canal. Egypt claims infiltrators died amid mines and sabotage, while Egypt then launched an air raid on central canal fortifications. Israel reports no casualties and notes persistent air sorties and a claimed downed plane.

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Bible Thought on Humility and Service

A devotional reflection cites Psalm 75 5 urging modesty and humility as true greatness. It emphasizes lifting not the horn high and choosing to walk softly and help others with a humble spirit.

Stock Prices Slide After Nixon Speech

New York stock market fell further as trading remained slow. The Dow Jones average stood at 701.05, down 3.83, with declines outpacing advances nearly 2 to 1. Analysts said the economy address did not surprise and would not sharply move markets. the upcoming short interest report may influence near-term moves.

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Record Turnout Expected In British Vote

Britons faced a pivotal election as prime ministers seek a new mandate amid talks of tax cuts and welfare spending. Labor leader Harold Wilson campaigned on economic strength while Edward Heath warned of pound devaluation. Polls suggested a record turnout with 20 million of 40 million eligible voters expected to cast ballots.

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