Riots after South Africa train crash leave deaths and injuries
In Johannesburg a suburban train wreck sparked racial violence as a mob attacked white railway staff. Police fired twice, killing and wounding Africans. at least five died and 248 injured in and around Croesus Station. Ambulances ferried victims amid barbed wire enclosures.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Croesus Stadion
Holice
Rey Stonec
Croesus
Federal tax sharing proposal eyed by Shriver in House
Rep. Shriver of Kansas planned to introduce a bill to allocate federal income tax revenues back to states. The plan would start at 2 percent and rise to 10 percent over years, targeting states with low per capita income, with an estimated $2 billion returned in year one. Treasury Secretary Fowler opposes without federal surpluses.
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Washington
UPI
Garner
Shriver
R-Kan
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Goldwater Recommends Attacking North Vietnam to End War
Former presidential candidate Barry Goldwater argues the Vietnam War would be over if his 1964 campaign advice had been followed. He says U.S. forces should keep targeting North Vietnam while criticizing civil rights demonstrators as borderlining on law violation. He warns that some journalists threaten free speech by failing to report directly.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Viet Nam
Viet ‘Nam
Goaldwater
Freeom
Five Killed as Car Hits Bridge Near Md Community
A car carrying 11 people struck a bridge near Upper Marlboro Maryland during the night, killing five and injuring six others. Local authorities investigated the crash as a fatal accident with multiple injuries reported among passengers from the vehicle.
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Upper Marlboro
Maryland
Shakeup Threatens Soviet Cabinet Resignations
MOSCOW UPI reports the newly elected Supreme Soviet will meet tomorrow as unconfirmed talk says several lower ranking cabinet ministers may lose their posts. Premier Alexei Kasygin and his council will present resignations to the 1,517 member body, as the court usually accepts then reelects the same officials.
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Moscow
UPI
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Alexei Kasygin
Council of Ministers
U.S
Universities Closed Down In Argentina After Riots
All state-run universities in Argentina were shuttered for two weeks by a military order to prevent unrest amid clashes with police. President Onganía cited Communist influence. 150 students were arrested and many injured. MIT professor Warren Ambrose said he was beaten during the Buenos Aires campus violence.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Carlos Ongénia
Warren Ambrose
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Buenos Aires
Jewel Thieves Steal $150000 in Gems in Newark
In Newark New Jersey thieves entered Henry Benz Jewelry Store through a ceiling hole and pried open three safes. They took about $150000 worth of uncut gems rings watches and diamonds, including $80000 in diamonds, the first burglary in 47 years at the location near city hall and police HQ.
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Newark
UPI
City Hall
Henry Benz
Benz
HEW Offers Guide for Parents on Adolescence
Washington UPI reports HEW's Department of Education and Welfare publishes Moving into Adolescence to aid parents. The booklet aims to help parents discuss issues like kissing hugging and going steady with young children and preteens.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Katherine B. Oettinger
HEW
Children’s Bureau
Search Launched For Dar lwin Cruise Ship Off British Coast
Rescue helicopters planes and lifeboats comb the Cornish coast for the 45 foot motor cruiser Darlwin with 25 aboard including seven children. The vessel left Fowey for Falmouth and likely was swept out to sea by a southwest gale.
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Falmouth
England
UPI
Cornish
Darlwin
Fowey
Wales
Air Force
Chievnor
Pembrokeshire
Greatwood
Fowey Harbor
Escue
Dariwin
Visit Concluded with Menzies Leaves for Home
London reports former Australian prime minister Sir Robert Menzies departed by plane today after a visit concluding in London. He will spend two days in San Francisco before returning home. recently he was named Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, an honorary post once held by Sir Winston Churchill.
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London
Robert Menzies
Australia
San Francisco
Robert
Cinque Ports
Winston Churchill
Mansfield sees inching toward Viet Nam peace talks
Senate leader Mike Mansfield said there is an inkling Russian leaders may slowly move toward negotiations to end the Vietnam War. He praised Harold Wilson's Moscow trip and said Washington hopes Moscow can help Hanoi reach the bargaining table. Mansfield and Sen. George Aiken rejected claims the bombing near the DMZ signals policy expansion, stressing that the demilitarized zone must be respected and not escalated. Thant warned Vietnam could become a major war if current trends continue.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Harold Wilson
Moscow
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Montana
White House
Wilson
United States
Soviet Union
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate Foreign Relations
North
U.S
Aiken
U. N
Thant
Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Rates Notice
Publication on Stone Avenue presents subscription pricing for delivery within Tucson and outside areas. The weekly and monthly rates detail variations for home and mail delivery with annual and prepaid options.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
the Publishing, Co
Stone Ave
Arizona
Tucson
Clase Peatese
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