Peru Leaves Loophole For Settling Oil Claim
Peru rejects IPCs administrative appeal demanding 9400.5 million but opens path to court. Washington and Lima to announce a third round of talks in Lima later this month on expropriation of IPC properties. IPC, a Standard Oil of New Jersey subsidiary, faces a lengthy legal battle as Peru’s military government seizes its refinery and fields in the north and transfers assets to Petrinaperu.
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International Petroleum Company
U.S
Lima
IPC
Washington
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Standard Oil of
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Perus
Fernando Belaunde
State
Petinaperu
TPC
Goral Gables
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Party Seeks Third Term Bill For Korean President Park
The Democratic Republican party in Seoul proposed a constitutional amendment to allow Park Chung Hee to win a third term in 1971. Despite opposition, the governing party plans to push the bill through the National Assembly in a special session and then to a national referendum. The measure would raise term limits from two to three four-year terms, with a mid-September Assembly vote and a referendum in mid-October.
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Chung Hee Park
Democratic Republican Party
Park
National Assembly
Assembly
Lom
Senate votes test ABM plan amid amendments battles
Senators Cooper and Hart pressed a year long fight against ABM arguing for a limited Safeguard program. Clinton Anderson and John Williams shifted to oppose amendments with Nixon’s White House approval signaling a favorable mood for Safeguard despite expected further debate. McIntyre proposed a deploy-and-menceil missile scheme, but aides predicted defeat while Jackson urged unity and renewed arms talks with the Soviet Union.
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Cooper
Philip A. Hart
D.minh
Clinton P. Anderson
Dn.m
John J. Williams
Rdel
White House
Nixon
Senate
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
McIntyre
Hart
Jackson
Israel Sates Six Saboteurs To Life Terms
Six Arab saboteurs captured May 4 in a skirmish with an Israeli Army patrol were sentenced to life imprisonment by a military court. The six pleaded guilty to blowing up a railway line to Beersheba and throwing hand grenades in Hebron, killing one man. A seventh member was killed in the clash. Later, Arab gunners in Jordan fired rockets into the Nahal Golan settlement on the occupied Golan Heights. No one was hurt. Israeli jets also attacked positions inside Jordan.
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Hebron
al Fatah
Jordan
Nahal Golan
Golan Heights
Syria
Steelworkers In Canada Reject Pact At Hilton Works
About 11 500 Stelco workers in Hamilton voted two to one against a proposed three year contract. Harold Griffith withdrew the offer after the vote. The strike, begun July 31, halted roughly 40 percent of Canada s basic steel output. The union leader warned of a hard but worthwhile fight ahead. A Worcester man, Albert A. Gammal Jr, was confirmed as U S Marshal for Massachusetts by the Senate.
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Ont
the Steel Co
Canada
Griffith
Ron Tipler
Stelco
Dominion Foundries and Steel Co
Tipler
Washington
Worcester, Mass
Senate
U.S
Massachusetts
Abert A. Gammal Jr
Edward W. Brooke
T-Mass
Boston
Sonata
Blue Cross
David N. Locke
Wellesley
Beacon
Locke
Joseph D. Ward
D-Titchburg
Council Rejects Skinner Again As Sargent Faces Attack
In Boston the Governor's Council denied Walter J. Skinner of Newton a third confirmation as Superior Court judge in a 5-3 vote after a rancorous session. Gov. Francis W. Sargent, under attack for Skinner's Crime Commission ties, faced accusations of blackmail and political deals as opponents led by Patrick J. McDonough pressed charges about prosecutions and alleged misconduct.
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Governor’s Council
Walter J. Skinner
Newton
Francis W. Sargent
Sargent
Crime Commission
Skinner
Crimea Commission
Patrick J. McDonough
The
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Georges T. Cronin Jr
Dboston
Cronin
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Big
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G. Edward Bradley
Seniorville
Bavernioy
Bradley
Bradsley
Sarsents
Chilly Screwdrivers For Hot Summer Days
A brief ad style note promotes Bar-Tender's Screwdriver Mix from Bar-Tender's Brand Products, E. Wey, 1969. Suggests mixing a tall, tangy drink with vodka and water to quench thirst without filling up.
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Bar‘Tender
Bar-Tender
E. Wey
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