Phone Merger Planned Between GT&E and Hawaiian Telephone
General Telephone and Electronics Corp and Hawaiian Telephone announce an in principle merger creating a new GT&E subsidiary to acquire Hawaiian Telephone. Shareholder approvals at both companies are expected at their April annual meetings with other terms to be set in formal merger agreements.
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New York
General Telephone and Electronics Corporation
Hawaiian Telephone Company
Gt&e
British Columbia
Quebec
Canada
Manila Moves to Quell Crime Wave in Capital
President Ferdinand Marcos ordered the Philippine constabulary to bolster police forces in Manila and nearby towns to curb a recent surge in crime. Reports say at least two dozen killed and over 70 wounded in Manila in recent weeks.
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Manila
Ferdinand Marcos
Philippine Constabulary
Castro touts new generation of Cuban teachers in Havana
In a Havana address Castro praised a new generation of highly qualified teachers and said Cuba would send educators abroad if others need technical aid. He spoke at the Macarenco Institute graduation and Ana Betancourt School ceremonies, stressing peasant girls’ education amid shortages caused by the revolution.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Macarenco Institute For Teachers
Ana Betancourt
Power Walkout Paralyzes Tamil Nadu Infrastructure
More than 5000 employees of the Kerala State Electricity Board stage a two day walkout, shutting hospitals water works and telegraph offices and triggering power failures across installations. Board Chairman U Chandu Nair says left and right wing Communist party workers control the strike amid demands for higher pay and allowances.
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Madras
India
Kerala State Electricity Board
Post and Telegraph
All-India Radio
U. Chandu Nair
Communist Party
Rhodes Kiss Cost Teen 10 Days Jail in Rhodes Court
In Rhodes Greece 19 year old Basil Tripolitis received a ten day jail term after a stolen kiss led to its outcome. The sentence was suspended if the girl pardoned him for the indiscretion.
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Rhodes
Basil
Greece
Basil Tripolitis
Luggage Found After 18 Months for Air Force Captain
Air Force Captain Edward Cleveland recovered luggage lost on a jet flight from Ecuador to Arizona. A four-foot cannister detached from his F80 during a six-plane formation in June 1965. Mesilla Park rancher Jay Gardner located the cannister on his 180 acre ranch and notified Holloman Air Force Base.
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Alamogordo
N.M
Air Force
Edward Cleveland
Ecuador
Arizona
Cleveland
Jay Gardner
Mesilla Park
Cannister
Holloman Air Force Base
Resurgence of Nazism Seen as Exaggerated by Observers
Close observers warn that talk of Nazism’s return is overstated though recognition of past dangers lingers. The tone mirrors early warnings from earlier eras while modern chatter reflects both concern and caution.
Prince Charles Accepted by Trinity College Cambridge
Prince Charles will study at Cambridge University after acceptance by Trinity College for entry next October. He must pass entrance exams at Gordonstoun first. He may join the armed services later with royal guidance. The prince engages in outdoor sports and music and recently broke his nose playing rugby.
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London
Prince Charles
Britain
Cambridge University
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Charles
Trinity College, Cambridge
King George VI
Duke of Gloucester
Trinity
Prince Philip
Cambridge
Philip
Elizabeth II
Gordonstoun
Scotland
Royal Navy
Armed Services
Three Killed In Up-State Crash
Three people died in separate crashes in West Virginia raising the highway death toll for the year to 496. Raymond Shanholtz and his wife Dorothy of Hedgesville died in a two car collision near Paw Paw. The Shanholtz children were hospitalized. A head on collision near Gauley Bridge killed Mrs. Mary Colleen Jones and left a Gauley Bridge man and his son hospitalized. Samuel Taylor of Renick died in a two car crash north of Lewisburg on U.S. 219.
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Associated Press
Panhandle
Raymond Shanholtz
Dorothy
Hedgesville
Paw Paw
Loringfield
Oldtown
Shanholtz
Berkeley Springs
Mary Colleen Jones
Dixie
Nicholas County
W.va
Gauley Bridge
Jones
Montgomery Hospital
Nelson Laham
Greenbrier
Samuel Taylor
Renick
Lewisburg
U.S. 219
Taylor
Mao's Wife Advises On Culture In Red Army
In a Tokyo monitored broadcast NCNA says Chiang Ching Mao's wife becomes adviser on cultural work to the Chinese People's Liberation Army. The No 1 Peking Opera Company and three theater ballet and musical groups are incorporated into the army as cultural assets.
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Tokyo
Communist China
Peking Opera Company
Chinese Red Army
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
New China News Agency
Chiang Ching
Mao
Red China
Chinese People's Liberation Army
NCNA
Chinese Communist Party
Hsieh Tangchung
Central Committee
Ministry of Culture
Hsieh
Army of
Red Guards
Peking Opera School
National Peking Opera Theater
Central Philharmonic Society
Central Song and Dance Ensemble
Nona
Cho En-lai
Lin Piao
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Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
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Milan
Italy
la Scala
Riviera
Florence
Venice
Prince
Graham
Reston
Chicago Ouse Bluefield, Virginia
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Pocahontas
Nancy Boone
Southwest Virginia
East Tennessee
Tennesse Wesleyan College Choir
Athens
Gloria Wright
Greeneville
Tenn
Sharon Blakely
Kingsport
Janice Butt
Johnson City
Sharon Walter
Cecelia Blackburn
Miss Boone
Bill Steger
Pulaski
Tom Meade
Federal Street
Bluefield, Virginia
Monument CD
Post Office
DRY Cleaners
Beauty Shop
T. V. Sales & Service
Refrigeration
Restau
Western Auto
Community Improvement
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