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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1967
Page
30
South Korea plans to send four officials to Saigon to observe the September 3 presidential elections. The observers, led by Sah Kwan uk, chairman of the central election management committee, will arrive in Saigon on August 28, informed sources said.
Miami AP eight years after Castro seized power refugees from Cuba continue arriving in the United States. The Cuban Refugee Center says nearly 400 000 refugees are here with a $51 million HEW budget this year for airlifts and welfare costs. Two planes daily at 850 each bring 850 to 1000 refugees weekly. About 80 000 have arrived since Dec 1 1965. Most head to other cities, 60 percent are working age, and occupations span professionals to clerical. The Coast Guard reports 13 540 rescues of Cubans since 1959.
The FBI arrested four New Yorkers in connection with the theft of 407000 American Express travelers checks from Kennedy Airport. Vincent Potenza, identified as a Cosa Nostra figure, and Carol Ann Rabi now, John William Roche of Brooklyn, and American Spagnuola of Manhattan were seized on bench warrants after an indictment with 18 others. John F. Malone announced the arrests.
Rep Otis G Pike charged the Defense Department ordered 130 knobs for generators in Vietnam from Sterling Instruments Division at $210 the same parts sold by Federal Pacific Electric for $1 62 each He says the $33 398 order was boosted by a 25 percent cost reduction bid and the Pentagon cancelled 50 knobs after the overcharge Pike cites other Air Force buys with steep markups a 25 cent nut at 1 90 a 4 bolt at 26 60 and a 15 cent washer at 1 55 and accuses inflated pricing in government procurement.
A three day blaze along the Adriatic coast in Pusa Yugoslavia consumed about 5000 acres and harmed wildlife including deer pheasants rabbits and partridges. Fire brigades soldiers and volunteers halted the spread by Wednesday night.
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