African Leaders Meet at Gabon Summit Amid Rift Over Rhodesia
The four day OAU gathering in Libreville brings 49 nations together amid ideological divides. Leaders seek unity while backing rival Rhodesian factions and clashing over Western influence and Saharan disputes.
Fourth of July festivities begin on Loudoun Street Mall
Teresa Thomson reports a Loudoun Street Mall arts and crafts exhibit kick starts Independence Day weekend with planned events across the city. John Hawse notes activities include a noon signing of the Declaration of Independence, Marine Marching Band at Raritan Fairgrounds, and Monday parade civic luncheon and parachuting at Winchester Park. Government offices close for the holiday and Star offices reopen Tuesday.
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Gunmenhunt in four states for double slayings and two kidnappings
AP says bulletins issued across Arkansas Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana for two gunmen suspected in the killings of Marvin Richie 42 and Opal James 58 plus the possible deaths of two Louisiana men and a taxi driver in Oklahoma. An officer and ranger were kidnapped and a body found near a pickup.
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Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Marvin E. Richie
Magazine, Ark
Opal James
Havana
Ark
Army Corps of Engineer
David Small
Corps
Richie
Blue River Reservoir
Small
James
Magazine
Logan
W.C. Hamilton
James M. Short
FBI
Alton Wilson
Ray Jones Sr
Franklinton
Bogue
Chitto River
Amin Lifts Travel Ban on Britons in Uganda
President Idi Amin lifted all travel restrictions on about 300 Britons in Uganda and said they could leave at any time. Radio Uganda reported he would skip the OAU summit in Libreville and that Uganda’s delegation would be led by its ambassador to Ethiopia. No reason was given.
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Libreville
Gabon
Organization of African Unity
Albert Bernard Bongo
Rhodesia
South-West Africa
South Africa
Joshua Nkomo
Patriotic Front
Abel Muzorewa
African National Council
Nkomo
Algeria
Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Mauritania
Polisario Front
Sahara
Kenya
Chad
Libya
OAU
Peter Onu
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Jaafar el Numairi
Sudan
William Tolbert
Liberia
Bongo
Ethiopia
Somalia
Angola
Mozambique
Uganda
Idi Amin
International Commission of Jurists
Nairobi
Radio Uganda
Amin
Organization of African Unity — Oau
London
The
Daily Mirror
Justice
Godfrey Lule
Henry Kyemba
Robert Scanlon
Kampala
Scanlon
Wage Offer Could End Strike In Copper Industry
Union delegates vote today on Kennecott Copper Corp. wage and fringe package aimed at ending a strike by 45,000 workers at eight copper firms. The three year pact seeks 94 cents in added pay and benefits matching steel and aluminum settlements.
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Kennecott Copper Corp
Cass Alvin
United Steelworkers
Alvin
Kennecott
Dry Shenandoah Valley Faces Prolonged Drought Ahead
National Weather Service notes Shenandoah Valley has 9.29 inches of rainfall since January, 8.95 inches below normal. Forecasters attribute the dry spell to a NW to mid western moisture pattern, with hopes for a July rain shift and possible tropical activity if southeasterly flow returns.
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National Weather Service
Chet Hendricksen
North West
United States
Mid-West
Gulf of Mexico
Canada
Midwest
Plains
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
Caribbean
Hendricksen
Summer Camp Aims to Help City Youth Outdoors
City youngsters join a Recreation Department program to escape the screen and enjoy outdoor activities this weekend. Separate Church Page notes describe special services at several local congregations.
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