Electric Plant Suspected Killer
OTTAWA AP The Electric Reduction Co plant at Lang Harbor Newfoundland suspected of fish killing pollution will close this weekend for new equipment. The plant employs 400 people and will reopen only after consultations with federal and provincial officials. Government may compensate fishermen if grounds close. Evidence links plant to pollution. legality of proof debated. Bays St Marys and Placentia may close. health scientists probe dying herrings and cod and strange lobsters appear with liquefied ovaries. Plant cooperates and may voluntarily close until resolved.
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Electric Reduction Co
Lang Harbor
Nld
Don Jamieson
House of Commons
Jamieson
Newfoundland
Ouiside Commons
Fisheries Department
St. Mary’s
Placentia
Health Department
St. George's Bay
Seaman Rescued by Helicopter Near Nantucket
Ailing Norwegian seaman Oskar Ingvelesen, 53, was hoisted from the Sea Gold about 130 miles east of Nantucket by Coast Guard helicopter. He was taken in fair condition to the U S Public Health Service Hospital in Brighton after suffering severe chest pains and fainting spells aboard the New Bedford vessel Sea Gold.
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Boston
New Bedford
Coast Guard
Nantucket
Oskar Ingvelesen
Norway
U.S. Public Health Service
Brighton
Sea Gold
Maiden Voyage Mod Queen Sails Amid Cheers Bomb Hoax
Queen Elizabeth 2 departed Southampton for New York amid cheers and a bomb scare later deemed a hoax. The 63,000-ton liner faced delays from a baggage holdup as security searched rooms after a caller warned of eight home-made grenades. Cunard hopes for a strong future after six years of trials, with a five day voyage and a major transatlantic revenue plan. In ORENEY, municipal workers gain a week to shop for longer dresses, ending miniskirt ban.
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Southampton
England
Britain
New York
Fleet Air Arm
Ocean Terminal
Cunard
Oreney
South Africa
Western Transvaal
Talks Hint at Shifts as Tho Returns to Paris
Paris reports say North Vietnam’s Le Due Tho may bring new instructions to Hanoi delegation signaling potential strategy change in Vietnam peace talks. Neither side shows optimism for a breakthrough after the latest full-scale meeting, with Tho's arrival often tied to key developments.
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Paris
Vietnam
le Due Tho
South Vietnam
Tho
Hanoi
North Vietnam
U S Tanks Overrun Vietcong Bunker In Four Hour Battle
U S armor seized a bunker complex on the southern edge of the Boi Loi woods, 45 miles northwest of Saigon, after a four hour fight. The battle left 28 enemy dead. U S casualties were two wounded. Sheridan tanks and 3rd Squadron 4th Cavalry units led the charge with air support, as helicopters and dive bombers pounded positions.
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Saigon
U.S
Boi Lai
Sheridan
4Th Cavalry
Boi Loi
Peru Moves To Forge Latin American Coalition Against U S
Peru works through conferences and private talks to organize a regional front against the United States over the expropriation of International Petroleum Co. assets. The push, led by Gen Velasco and backed by Cuba and others, seeks economic aid pressure to influence U S policy.
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Peru
U.S
New York Times
Lima
Latin America
United States
International Petroleum Co
Cuba
United Nations Economic Commission For
Developed World
Juan Velasco Alvarado
Assembly
Edgardo Mercado Jarrin
Santiago
Chile
Latin American Economic Coordinating Commission
Guatemala City
Inter-American Development Bank
United Nations
Bolivia
Hickenlooper
International Oil Co
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Nixon
Washington
Marco Fernandez Baca
Alberto Ruiz Eldredge
Eldredge
Velasco
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