Mine kills Israelis in quiet zone near Kfar Calvin
Disjointed report states two Israelis and four Arabs were killed or injured when a light truck hit a mine near the Quiet village of Kfar Calvin as workers headed to Nazareth. The incident comes amid regional tensions and prior cross border clashes in the Beisan and Jordan River regions.
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Huree
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Kfar Calvin
Nazareth
Hendyeld
Prisoner dies after boiling mineral pool fall
An 18 year old British escaped prisoner named Christopher Guest perished in New Zealand after plunging into a boiling mineral pool near Tokaanu Turangi while fleeing from Mount farm near New Plymouth. A second inmate fled with him and was later captured. Police searched the trout area as Guest was found severely injured and not conscious.
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Toksanu - Turangi
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Suspect on FBI list sought in King assassination case
The article reports James Fant Ray, a 40 year old escaped convict, added to the FBI Ten Most Wanted list as the suspected killer in the Martin Luther King Jr. assassination. Ray, who used the alias Eric Starve, escaped Missouri State Penitentiary duties on April 23, 1957, after serving time for armed robbery and carceral offenses. The piece notes the FBI warning to treat him as dangerous and covers parallel violent incidents in Boston and Newark, including a fatal stabbing and a large fire leaving hundreds homeless.
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Martin Luther King
James
Fant Ray
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FBI
Ray
Eric Starve
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de King
Sin Lk
Memphis
J Edeat Homer
Tornado Devastates Greenwood Arkansas Town
Rescue workers probe rubble after a weekend tornado on Friday left 13 dead and more than 400 injured in Greenwood Arkansas. The town of 4550 faces widespread destruction with three quarters of the business district destroyed while homes lie scattered like matchsticks. Hundreds of troops civil defense and volunteers assist in operations as authorities confirm missing persons and extensive damage.
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Arkansas
Aapreuter
Ozark Foothills
Sarby Fort Smith
Tocelaif National Guard
Civil Defence Volonisers
Sheriff Root
Wood
Ed Hall
Trudeau May Call Election In Canada
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau may dissolve Parliament and call a general election soon. A cabinet meeting was advanced, and observers consider June 7 as a plausible election date based on customary timing and a 50 day window before the assembly reconvenes.
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Ottawa
Reuter
Pierre Eliott
Trudea
Trudeau
Wolf boy dies after 14 years in captivity
Ramu the so called wolf boy who was found naked at Lucknow Station in 1954 and raised by animals died today in Lucknow Hospital after 14 years in confinement. He could utter only animal cries and survived on raw meat. Doctors reported severe physical deformities from years of restraint and dragging.
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North India
Ramu
Lucknow Hospital
Ae Sharma
U S and North Vietnam clash over peace talks site
Washington and Hanoi trade public wrangling over where to hold preliminary Vietnam peace talks. Paris emerges as the favored site by many officials, while Manila, Warsaw, and Phnom Penh are floated but rejected. State Department and N Vietnamese statements signal no firm agreement yet.
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United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Paris
Waray
Phnom Penh Amt
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Ava Pokerman
Tari
McGown
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Parle Wenibility
Pans
Division denied report on State clash over site selection
The New York Times notes Secretary Rusk opposed White House backed plan for ten sites. State Department officials warn Warsaw talks not neutral, urging real negotiations. Defense Secretary Clifford links site jockeying to Korean War talks, predicts agreement and London venue for peace talks. In Saigon, US infantry push through jungles near Lan Khe and Bien Hoa as bombers hit targets in the North with heavy losses reported.
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Rusk
White House
Johnson
State Department
Warsaw
Poland
North Vietnam
Clack Clifford
NATO
the Hague
Clifford
Lan ‘Khe
Longinh
Bien Hoa
North
Mayon Volcano Eruption Threatens Albay Towns
Ash and volcanic dust from Mount Mayon began erupting early today. Malinag and Tepaco in Albay province, 200 miles southeast of Manila, were covered as the 4,000-foot peak sent ash clouds and a 70,000 person area within the danger radius faced evacuation orders.
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Mion
Mayon
Masila
Malinag
Te Taco
Albayince
Ix Mils
Kosygin in New Delhi on India Pakistan talks
Soviet Premier Kosygin, visiting New Delhi, said Russia planned no new moves to reduce tension between India and Pakistan. He met Prime Minister Gandhi and President Ayub Khan and explored ways to ease regional strife while noting global conflicts like Vietnam and the Middle East.
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AM Reuter
Mahmood Riad
Reco
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New Delhi
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Bettween
India
Pakintan
Kosygin
Me Kowygin
Pakistan
Ayuh Khan
Minnie
Gandhi
Kongens “P
Sbniter
Paki
Kooypint
Mim Gandhi
Vietnaen
Middle East
Return of foot and mouth fear in Britain
London reports rising anxiety over foot and mouth disease as outbreaks surge after brief relief. The Observer notes the Ministry of Agriculture prepares intensified measures, veterinary teams and investigations amid fears of a larger epidemic following late February cases.
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