Uruguay Defies Red Gang After High Official Kidnap
Uruguay rejects negotiations with pro-Peking terrorists who abducted Ulises Reverbel, head of the state electric and telephone company, and a secretary. The four Tupamaro Front members opened fire, wounding Reverbel’s chauffeur and another secretary. Authorities name two suspects, Jorge Amilcar Llueveras and Bloises Rivero Cedres, identified as leftist militants.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Jorge’ Pacheco
Ulises Pereira Reéverbel
State Electric and Telephone Company
Tupamaro National ‘Liberation Front
Reverbel
Reverbell
Jorge Amilcar Llueveras
Bloises Rivero Cedres
Peking
Judge chides counsel over Massie petitions hearing
Superior Court Judge William C Frey orders a master to verify signatures on Democrat Kenneth Massies District 1 constable petitions. Deputy County Attorney Rose Silver is pressed to stipulate case background or face compelled cooperation as plaintiff James Thomas seeks to block Massies candidacy and challenges 140 signatures as invalid. Defendants include Elsa Hanna and Supervisors Thomas Jay Dennis Weaver and Pete Rubi.
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Kenneth Massie
Superior Court
William C. Frey
Rose Silver
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Frey
Massie
James Thomas
Thomas
Elsa Hanna
Thomas Jay
Dennis Weaver
Pete Rubi
Rahway Imposes 9 PM Curfew After Gang Fights
Rahway New Jersey orders 9 pm to dawn curfew and bars close at 6 pm after clashes between white and Negro teen gangs. Police report 30 arrests, no further disturbances since Tuesday night. Acting Chief John Hummel calls it a precautionary measure amid a smoldering feud. A broken window was the only damage and none of the youths were armed. Arrested youths were charged as disorderly persons and released to parents.
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Rahway
N.J
John Hummel
Hummel
Goddard Says Truth Hurts GOP in Arizona Race
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Sam Goddard told supporters that unpleasant truths will follow as the campaign begins. He attacked the administration over the hiring of former Attorney General Darrell Smith as a special assistant and cited poverty and representation issues in smaller counties as campaign planks.
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Goddard
Arizona
Invaders Spared By Papa Doc Duvalier
President Francois Papa Doc Duvalier announced clemency for 10 men sentenced to death by a military court for the Haiti invasion last May. Ambassador Arthur Bonhomme said Duvalier will commute sentences as the men are deemed dupes of anti-government elements. David Knox of the Bahamas government faces trial in Port au Prince next Monday for involvement in the plot.
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Washington
Francois Papa Doc Duvalier
Haiti
Arthur Bonhomme
Duvalier
David Knox
Bahamas
Port-Au-Prince
Nine Die as Explosion Tears Kentucky Coal Mine
Nine miners died after an explosion in the River Queen mine near Greenville Kentucky. Rescue teams in 90 degree heat pulled bodies from about 180 feet underground, with one foreman noting eight deaths from an explosion rather than a cave-in. Relatives waited at a hospital morgue as authorities investigated the blast.
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Greenville
UPI
Kentucky
Muhlenberg Community Hospital
Will Rice
McHenry
Robert Fridinger
Madisonville
Bobbie G. English
Beach Creek
Ernest W. Miller
Central City
James Harris
Sacramento
Frankie Epley
Paul Creekmore
Denny Saling
Echols
Khy
James Bryant
Cornwell
Rice
Paul Gregory
Gregory
River Queen
Peabody Coal Co
Here
Slope
J. H. Mosegrove
Kentucky Department of Mines and Minerals
Jurisdiction dispute over Marine shooting at Sangley Point
Philippine authorities charge U S Marine corporal Kenneth A Smith with murder in the July 26 shooting of 18 year old Rogelio Gonzales at Sangley Point. U S officials withhold transfer as talks continue on jurisdiction under a 1947 agreement.
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Smith
U.S
Fidel Bones
Cavite
Sangley Point
Manila Bay
Manila
Arizona GOP Delegates React to Nixon Agnew Pick
Arizona Republicans expressed satisfaction with Richard Nixon's selection of Maryland Governor Spiro Agnew as running mate. Senator Paul Fannin said Agnew is a good choice, and Governor Jack Williams also approved. Delegation supported Nixon on first ballot, with 12 backing Reagan for VP and others favoring a liberal image candidate.
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Miami Beach
APS
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Paul Fannin
Nixon
Agnew
California
Ronald Reagan
Jack Williams
Williams
Michigan
George Romney
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Ball Sees Hope For Middle East Settlement
United Nations ambassador George W. Ball expressed guarded optimism on prospects for Arab-Israeli peace after a Middle East trip. He avoided predicting whether Gunnar Jarring could gain agreement this year on a first step toward settlement, saying Jarring was doing everything possible. Jarring departed New York for Nicosia, Cyprus.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.S
George W. Ball
Middle East
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Sweden
Jarring
Security Council
New York
Nicosia
Cyprus
Boggs Sentenced to Life for Arizona Slayings
Donald Melvin Boggs was given life for the slayings of two men in northern Arizona. He pleaded guilty to second degree murder and first degree murder, with consecutive terms of 0 to 100 years and life. The 25 year old hitchhiking suspect previously had a plea reversed by the State Supreme Court.
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Flagstaff
UPI
Donald Melvin Boggs
Arizona
Boggs
Coconino County
Laurance T. Wren
Supreme Court
Parley Alters Plea To Guilty In Brother Homicide
Rufus F Parley 25 of the Papago Reservation changed his plea to second degree murder in the shooting of his 17 year old brother Steven at Little Tucson Village last June. Sentencing set for Sept 3 before U S District Court Judge James A Walsh.
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Rufus F. Parley
Parley
Papago Indian Reservation
Steven
Little Tucson
U.S
James A. Walsh
Independents Favor McCarthy In Gallup Poll
Gallup shows Humphrey leading among rank and file Democrats 53 to 39 while McCarthy wins independents 53 to 32. McCarthy is stronger with young voters aged 21 to 29 and with college graduates and Far West Democrats, Humphrey leads with older Midwest South and East Democrats.
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Princeton
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Gallup
Humphrey
Minnesota
Midwest
Arizona Hospitals Seek $5 Million in Federal Funds
The State Hospital Survey and Construction Council will hear requests from 16 Arizona hospitals for Hill Harris Act funds to build new facilities. Total project costs reach $45 million with requests ranging from $19,000 at Sierra Vista Hospital to $2.13 million at Tucson Medical Center. The state’s federal appropriation for next year remains undetermined.
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Phoenix
State Hospital Survey and Construction Council
Congress
Arizona
Tucson
St. Mary’s Hospital
Handmaker Nursing Home
Tucson Medical Center
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
John C. Lincoln
St. Luke’s Hospital
Good Samaritan Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Cochise County Hospital
Douglas
Chinle Valley Nursing Home
Leprosy Germs Cultivated by Japanese Scientist
Tokyo AP reports Dr. Toyoka Murehashi, 54, has cultivated the world’s first cultured leprosy germs, a claim officials call potentially groundbreaking for treatment. He heads TB at Japan’s National Institute of Health and revealed findings at a joint Japan United States medical science cooperation committee meeting.
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Tokyo
Toyoka Murehashi
Murehashi
Tuberculosis
National Institute of Health
Jpan- U. S. Medical Science Cooperation Committee
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Tas
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Monetary Fund
Peking Communist Group
Chides
Gop
U.S. Sentry
Stirf Flap
Ball
Parkview Baptist Hospital
Yuma
Mountain View Hospital
Youngtown
Pinal General Hospital
Florence
Sierra Vista Hospital
Sierra Vista
Gila County Hospital
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Southside District Hospital
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