Sirhan's Father Pleads For Mercy In Kennedy Case
In Amman Sirhan's father asks a Los Angeles court to show mercy and magnanimity toward Sirhan Sirhan who is accused of assassinating Senator Robert Kennedy. He says there is no personal enmity with the Kennedys and cites wartime woes and a desire for peace in the Middle East as context.
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Pope condemns violence for social change in Rome
The pope addressed 18 000 worshippers at St Peter's Square denouncing violence as a path to social reform. He urged defense of sacred principles and urged peace and freedom for all across nations and classes, urging a just order. Meanwhile Bristol University students staged a 36 line sleepin and British Rail introduced the hovercraft Mountbatten near Dover for a future Dover Boulogne service carrying 250 passengers, 30 cars and a crew of 10.
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Search ends for 18 seamen feared aboard World Glory
Durban report says the Liberian tanker World Glory broke in two 90 miles off Natal in a storm. An oil slick spreads toward South Africa as light aircraft spray dispersant to protect beaches and wildlife. Survivors recount shark encounters during the long swim. one officer credits four inch oil slick for saving him.
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Lords likely to reject government order on Rhodesia
Britain’s House of Lords faces a clash as conservative peers threaten to vote against a government order extending sanctions on Rhodesia. A hostile vote could embarrass the Labour government and spur calls to reform or abolish the upper chamber.
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Soviet tug boat in custody near Venezuelan coast
Caracas reports a Soviet tug boat and crew were chased by Venezuela's only submarine and patrol boats within 12 miles of Los Aves Islands, then escorted to Puerto Cabello naval base after a 24 hour standoff. Details of the tug's activities remain unclear.
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Trudeau Targeted in Canada Hate Campaign
The Canadian prime minister McTrideann faces a hate campaign as pamphlets label him pro social pro caste and pro Communism. English leaflets from an organization linked to the Canadian Intelligence Service accuse him of Harvard ties while French tabloids print similar charges in a bid to influence the upcoming election.
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Birth control shots tested with few side effects
DAN FRANCISCO Monday report cites a birth control injection tested as elective with relatively few side effects, according to Dr Edward Tyles. Aimed to stop conception for six months, the method shows progress but not enough widespread testing. Experts say twice yearly injections may join the Pill as a routine pregnancy guard in the near future.
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