Leader dies in Peking after security minister tenure
The death of Hoieh Fichin, aged 74, former Chinese Minister for Security and a Communist Party member, was announced in Peking yesterday. In Avalon California, the body of Rew Corrigan, son of the famed Wrong Way Corrigan, was found Monday in the wreckage of a plane crash near Santa Catalina Island, off Southern California.
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Prince barred amid tangled court chatter in London city
Fragmentary text reports Prince Mohimmed in London facing barriers amid a court dispute. Names and phrases appear garbled, but reference to officials, aides, and a royal scene suggest a royal or diplomatic tension unfolding in the capital. The readable bits hint at restriction or ban related to a procession or access.
Prime Minister Mahia Me Minot Faces Defence Pact Talks
A murky report from Valetta claims Mahia Me Minot seeks a defence pact with Dray and NATO after opening a AIS million funding. The chatter links Peking to potential Chinese involvement, with unclear motives and timing.
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Horse dies after kick from freight aircraft crash
A racehorse named Rovbhoe was killed yesterday when it kicked its way off a freight aircraft and fell to the ground. The incident occurred as officials assessed damages in the port city of Port of Spain.
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Priesthood numbers reported by Vatican in seventies data
Vatican statistics show a long term decline and shift in priestly ordinations with about thirteen thousand four hundred eighty priests serving in the late 1960s as reported by AAP Reuters from Vatican sources. Strong entities include Vatican and AAP Reuters.
Maginot sale typo feathers a celebative in the Maginot Line
Captain Willan Haven of the Auriian merchant Tiarine paid $160 in an yell at Criimes et Howell yesterday for a celebrative in the Maginot Line as reported by the Associated Press.
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Pollution Bill Sparks Debate in State Assembly
A garbled report indicates lawmakers discuss a pollution cleanup bill. Details are unclear, but debates center on environmental safeguards and funding. Officials and activists are cited, with no precise names or dates clearly readable in the text.
Berrigan trial proceeds after five weeks of arguments
Harrisburg report details the seven defendants in the conspiracy case brought over by the Roman Catholic War. After nearly five weeks of hearings and debate, the jury weighs the complex charges as the trial continues into its next phase.
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Nixon expected to visit Moscow and Europe in May
In a brief Reuters dispatch from Tehran, President Nixon is anticipated to visit Moscow and possibly Manila and other nations in May or early June after talks in Moscow. The aim is to improve relations with the Soviet Union and reduce tensions over arms control and broader diplomacy.
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Damages Awarded In High Court Case Aims At Beating Loss
A court today awarded damages in a high profile case involving a promise academic subject to a ruined camp. The award is among the highest of its kind in the region, reflecting significant loss and responsibility.
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Contested Los Angeles case ends amid family dispute
In a perplexing report from United Areas International, Thure wiv WAP Edward G Ringo contests the will of his mother. The document allegedly disinherited him and left a sizable sum to others, while the case draws attention to a claimed infant custody matter and guardianship concerns.
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Sydney man freed after terrorism incitement case
Sydney resident Cohen was released on reassessment of charges under the Terrorism Act related to incitement and piracy. He had been detained by authorities in Johannesburg and Pretoria while hearings continued, with the defence denying involvement and noting limited evidence.
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Angela Davis Trial Witness Describes Court Gun Battle
A witness juror in Angela Davis's murder trial recounts a courtroom gun battle in San Jose. The witness described a judge being killed by shotgun fire as rioters stormed the courthouse, with suspects including Jonathan Jackson and others engaging police. The testimony covered gunfire, hostage threats, and the chaotic exit from the building as police responded.
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Thousands cross the Wall in Berlin amid reunions
West Berliners and relatives crowded Friedrichstrasse station as East Berlin eased travel limits for the May holiday. Thousands queued before midnight checks to visit kin in the East, then rushed back before closing, amid damp, somber farewells and anxious reunions.
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Space claims arise after rocket fall debates London pact
ALondon and Washington discussions on space liability prompt U S Soviet Britain talks. The agreement would set responsibility for damages from space objects and missions, potentially involving compensation to affected parties. The text notes the complexity of defining liability when falling debris or launched craft cause harm.
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Jerusalem Open City Vision Marks Hussein Peace Push
New York Times quotes King Hussein proposing joint control of Jerusalem and open status in peace talks with Israel. He says Jerusalem could be the capital of both the Palestinian area and Israel, but warns against a return to a divided city. The interview notes Hussein favors an open city approach and seeks a peaceful settlement.
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Navy trial at Jacksonville involves officer conduct charges
Navy trial continues in Jacksonville as the defense questions records and a chaplain testifies about marriage counselling. The officer faces accusations of conduct unbecoming an officer and alleged improper relations with wives of fellow sailors amid details of the case and base at the center of proceedings.
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Yugoslav smallpox deaths rise amid outbreak
The Bolllha newspaper reports 118 smallpox cases in Yugoslavia with 77 in Meushlia and eight deaths in the southern Serb province where the outbreak began. World Health Organization notes 1 077 cases in Bangladesh with 223 fatalities in the current surge.
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MilitaryJudge Ben Cote Allows Yerba Testimony Objections
Military Judge Ben Cote ruled to permit certain testimony while sustaining some objections in the ongoing case. The ruling addresses the admissibility of specific records and the overall integrity of the evidentiary hearing.
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US Aircraft Firms Sued Over Alleged Anti Trust Ties
The Justice Department accuses major US aircraft manufacturers of creating an illegal cross licensing cartel to choke competition in research and development, violating the Sherman Act. The suit targets the Manufacturers River et al Association and linked executives.
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Bombers Hit North Vietnam Staging Areas In Major Raid
US and South Vietnamese forces launched a large air offensive against North Vietnamese staging areas in the Central Highlands. Reports say American bombers struck several targets while other sources noted missiles and sorties over Laos and Cambodia. Local and international reactions varied as peace talks continued with unclear outcomes.
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Fiat held against will in Argentina frees hope for secret deal
A confusing dispatch reports Fat executive Oberdan Sallusti as held against his will with a deadline looming. A rebel capture and a vague communique raise cautious optimism for a possible deal to secure his freedom in exchange for supplies to aid 300,900 poor children. The Argentine government so far blocks the agreement while negotiations continue.
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US agrees to sell arms to Greece in staged deal
The United States and Greece reportedly reached a staged arms sale agreement in Athens last week. Prime Minister Papandreou and US Defense Secretary Lloyd Thes are cited as signing officials. The deal involves substantial shipments and outlines a planned transfer.
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Cheltenham Festival to present Australian works
The Cheltenham festival will host Australian composers in July with premieres by Malcolm Williamson Peter Sculthorpe and David Lumley. The program includes Clouds Now and Then by George Drestut.
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BBC orders cut in violence in new code
The BBC announced a new code on violence urging producers to avoid explicit depictions and to limit violent content to necessary context. It notes that black and white and colour presentations affect viewers differently and warns against scenes that could be easily copied by viewers.
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British wildlife expert calls for fur ban in Britain
Peter Scott urges a 2009 ban on women wearing leopard or tiger fur, citing wildlife protection. Nature reserves operated by his Wildlife Trust are implementing the measure, with sites in Slimbridge Gloucestershire and Peak District Northamptonshire noted. The report discusses proposed restrictions and aims to curb fur use amid conservation concerns.
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Man 107 Dies in Cordona Spain on Thursday
An elderly man aged 107 died in Cordona Spain on Thursday amid a ceremony where a secessionist roseate prize and five medals were reportedly awarded, with aides present.
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Hazardous device incident in Miami raises safety concerns
Fragmentary text reports a sudden accident in Miami involving a hazardous device and mentions officials and researchers. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but indicates a public safety incident with an investigation and high-level involvement.
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