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12-A THE MIAMI NEWS July 1V2 Scattered showers here mar slightly hazy da under steady, heavy rains as a Pacific frontal system entered Washington, and other summer thunderstorms occurred in the northern Earlier today, and last night, hard rains and hall, storms struck other pans in Minnesota and South Dakota, as well as Nebraska and Iowa. 4b Broadcasters honor Disney in irnrir im ni i ii aT ORLANDO Walt Disney was posthumously awarded the Florida Association of Broadcasters' gold medal award yesterday during the 37th annual FAB convention at Walt Disney World. The award In recognition of Disney's imagination, success and contributions to the Florida area was received by William Potter, vice president of Walt Disney World. fa Greater Miami had slightly hazy sunshine marred by scattered thundershowers today as the season's third tropical depression left Florida far behind. The depression, a weak but a rainy one, was drifting northward through North Carolina after making landfall at Myrtle Beach.

S.C. That drift was expected to continue, Heavy rains fell along the coastal plains of North Carolina and Virginia and were expected to continue in the path of the depression. It had formed in a large weather disturbance which had hovered off the Florida Coast for several days. More severe weather hit other parts of the nation today. A big thunderstorm dumped three inches of rain in a short period of time near Dell Rapids, S.D.

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George Firestone, Lew Whitworth, Murray Dubbin, Sandy D'Alemberte, Harold Featherstone, Sherman Winn and Marshall Harris, and Sens. Edmond Gong, Bob Haverfield, Lee Weissenborn, Kenneth Myers and Bob Graham. Winners of 'B' ratings were Reps. Gwen Cherry, Vernon Holloway, Bob Hart-nett, George Baumgartner and Carey Mathews (resigned in January), and Sen. George Hollahan.

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It is long. Therefore, I will give only excerpts. "More and more talk is heard about 'accommodations' 'disengagements' and other devices which add up to approval of Soviet domination in Europe The issue is freedom or slavery. The Communist governments impose slavery on the free world. The U.S.

government can do nothing less than to bring freedom to the Communist world." "I think the crime committed by Kosygin and his Communist puppets in Czechoslovakia was so great that when he refused to withdraw his troops from Prague, the United States should have broken off diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union when the puppet, Husak government was set up a government in exile should have been recognized." "Nothing should be done for any of the Communist governments unless its eHect will be to help the people get relief from oppression." So much I quote from the lengthy letter. I know that most people will be amazed. It does not look like Nixon's actual policy at all. Have I really received such a letter? You can read it for yourself. It is an article written by Nixon in Readers Digest of February, 1964.

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An administrative board to handle day-to-day airport operation and maintenance in conjunction with the port authority director and reporting to the authority is the recommendation of the Greater Miami Chamber of With key members absent, a committee working on restructuring the Dade County Port Authority failed to make any headway on how it should be done. The committee members present at a meeting yesterday bogged down on what powers could be given a proposed "board of administration" to handle the day-today operations of running Miami International Airport and the other airports owned by Dade County. County Attorney Stuart Simon and Port Authority Attorney William Gibbs had said last May that the Metro Commission, acting as the port authority, could not give up its policy-making authority and fiscal control over the airports to any other body. Home delivery of THE MIAMI NEWS? Mail this coupon Or, if you prefer, Call 374-6211. r- Dade schools alter drug education "FfWi.

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