Indians Storm Chinese Embassy in New Delhi Fire Rages
About 3,000 Indians smashed gates of the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi. They set the building ablaze and attacked Chinese guards after protests over the ouster of two Indian diplomats. Tear gas fired by police failed to halt the rioters. In Britain, Harold Wilson urged Europe to join the EEC to reduce U.S. and Soviet dependence.
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China
New Delhi
UPI
Peking
Daresbury
England
Western Europe
United States
Soviet Union
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Income tax rise still an open issue says Washington aide
Washington administration spokesman William H. Shaw said the question of an income tax increase is a live issue, but he avoided details on size or timing. He noted the six percent surtax idea is not locked in and would not confirm a 10 percent figure.
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Washington
William H. Shaw
Alexander B. Trowbridge
Shaw
Expert Bridge Hands Bid and Endplay in Match Point
South opens with a two heart over call and pushes to game against a likely field. The winning sequence uses a trump pull, stripping spades and hearts, ending with an automatic end play if opponents start with repeated king or queen holdings. Proper timing lures a king under the ace and forces ruffs and discards to secure the contract.
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South
West
East
Rexford church announces summer church and family picnics
The Rexford churches schedule summer family picnics and meetings at various locations including Brown's Beach and Pine Woods. Key organizers include Mrs. Hazel Becker Mrs. Bertha Chris Kathleen Pacquin and Rev James A Farrell. Activities span desserts food sales youth troop meetings and a new town church worship service starting June 25.
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WSCS
Rexford
James A. Farrell
Brown’s Beach
Hazel Becker
Blue Barns Road
Bertha Chris
John M. Lane
Wilmer
Rex
Willard van Vranken
W. Reid Briggs
P.m
Cecelia McIntyre
Edward Schwargle
Gerzer
Morris
George F
Eve Armstrong
Edwid Messerining
Shenender Guild
Slim's Market
Alplaus Methodists
Former Dropout Earns Harvard Honor in Cambridge
Joseph N. Sorrentino, 30, of Brooklyn, a Marine veteran and five time high school dropout, completed college and earned a law degree at Harvard. He spoke at commencement before about 15,000 attendees, reflecting on a long journey from dropped out to graduate.
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Cambridge
Mass
Marines
Joseph N. Sorrentino
Brooklyn
N.Y
Chamber Schedules Night At Raceway At Saratoga
The sixth annual Saratoga Raceway night at the Springs Chamber of Commerce features a buffet in the clubhouse at 6 30 p m Monday. The chamber will present a trophy to the winning owner, as the Battle of Saratoga opens the $15 000 stakes race.
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Saratoga
Springs Chamber of Commerce
Saratoga Raceway
Haskell “W. Ingmire
Saratoga Springs
Aid For Eyes Hospital Aid From St John Order
The Order of St John allocated 28000 dollars in emergency aid to its eye hospital in Old Jerusalem, kept open to treat eye injuries during the fighting that changed control of the city from Jordan to Israel.
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London
Britain
Order of St. John Hads
Old Jerusalem
Jordan
Israel
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Jacoby
Vischer Ferry
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