Mexicans Launch National Boycott Over Intercept Fallout
In Nuevo Laredo civic leaders began Operation Dignity a boycott on nonessential travel to the United States in retaliation for Operation Intercept. Narcotics authority Dr Alfonso Quiroz Cuaron says Intercept will not curb major smugglers and will spark anti American sentiment along the border.
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Mexico
United States
U.S
Alfonso Quiroz Cuaron
Narcotics Authority
Brownsville
Tex
San Ysidro
Calif
Rafael Longoria
Longoria
Kennedy Ready to Tell All About Chappaquiddick Accident
Sen Kennedy ally Birch Bayh says Kennedy is anxious to disclose all he knows about the July 18 Chappaquiddick crash and Mary Jo Kopechne's death. Bayh notes Kennedy hopes to clear up the matter fully and that public forgiveness may follow from his appeal to young voters.
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Boston
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts Democrat
Chappaquiddick Island
Boston Record American
Mary Jo Kopechne
Washington
Kennedy
Dyke Bridge
Island
Moonshine still added to Bonner Springs museum exhibit
Joseph A. Boyer of Blue Springs Georgia donated a confiscated moonshine still to the Agricultural Hall of Fame in Bonner Springs Kansas. The device can produce about 100 gallons of whisky daily and bears ax marks from sheriff confiscation.
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Bonner Springs
Kan
Joseph A. Boyer
Blue Springs
Agricultural Hall of Fame
U.S. Public Health Sanitary
Hall
Hall of Fame
Boyer
Kate Smith Recovering From Kidney Stone Surgery
Hollywood singer Kate Smith, 60, is in good condition after an operation for kidney stones at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. The procedure was performed Wednesday and the entertainer is recuperating.
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Hollywood
Kate Smith
Cedars of Lebanon
Miss Smith
NASA assigns vehicle study for moon rover in 1971
NASA plans a vehicle assignment to develop a lunar rover with the first unit slated for mid-1971 use. The AP Wirephoto drawing accompanies the report.
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NASA
Moon
Boeing Company
General Motors
AC Electronics
Long Hair Issue Isn't New Hang Up in Portsmouth
In 1649 Portsmouth magistrates condemned long hair as barbarous and unmanly. They urged elders to enforce reform and warned defiant men would face divine and human judgment.
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Portsmouth
N.H
New England
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