Britain seeks U N action to halt Rhodesian oil flow
London asked the United Nations Security Council for a Thursday meeting to authorize force if needed to stop tankers delivering oil to Rhodesia via Portuguese Mozambique. The Greek tanker Joanna VI remained at Beira, unloading oil yet to Rhodesia, as Britain moved to enforce Chapter Seven sanctions against Rhodesia's white government.
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London
Britain
U.N. Security Council
Rhodesia
Mozambique
Inet
Joanna VI
Beira
U.N
Jan Smith
Campe Flng
Wilson
Elwyn Jones
Lord Caradon
Security Council
Jones
Caradon
New York
Lisbon
Board of Lonrho
H-Bomb Off Spain Recovered at Last
An American hydrogen bomb missing since a January 17 crash of a U S bomber has been recovered from the Mediterranean off Spain. The device was found by the midget submarine Alvin in about 2 900 feet of water five miles offshore near Palomares.
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Spain
Madrid
U. S
Mediterranean
Palomares Beach
Francisco Simo
Adm
William Guest
Rome
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
US recovery crews locate bomb by deep sea submarine aids
A U S spokesman says the bomb was retrieved by the small submarine rescue vessel Petrel. CURV, a torpedo recovery vehicle flown from Pasadena, aided the operation in depths around 2,500 feet amid bad weather and deep canyons. Spanish officials praised U S naval and civilian technicians for the complex search.
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U. S
Petrel
CURV
Pasadena
Calif
Jon Lindbergh
Abe Pilicer Fined 12250 in Drug Dispensing Case
Abraham Pilicer and his firm Lee Laboratories were fined 12250 by Federal District Court Judge Edward J. McManus after a jury convicted them on all seven counts of the indictment alleging illegal dispensing of drugs.
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Abraham Pilicer
Lee Laboratories
Federal District Court
Edward J. McManus
Pilicer
Ridgeway Drive
Chargfour
Palomares Beach
FDA
Pilicer Convicted In Amphetamine Sales Case
Pilicer, 68, professed innocence as he described FDA seizure of his amphetamine pills in Cedar Rapids. He faced charges for illegal sales of 15,000 dollars worth of amphetamine sulfate and secobarbital capsules, with a judge noting the 25 milligram strength had no legal use. The defendant and his firm faced fines totaling 12,250 dollars, with possible further penalties per count.
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Pilicer
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Cedar Rapids
Sukarno Denies Indonesia Return to the United Nations
President Sukarno said Indonesia will never join the United Nations again until the world body is reorganized. He spoke at the installation of the new air minister and accused Foreign Minister Adam Malik of being misquoted regarding Indonesia's participation in international bodies.
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Jakarta
Sukarno
Indonesia
U.N
World Organization
Adam Malik
Malik
U. N
Man Freed After 45 Years on Run from Ohio Murder
M Leroy Dunlap 65 walked free as Ohio penitentiary doors opened. Convicted 46 years ago of a Akron murder, he fled to St Louis and spent decades evading capture. He planned to head to St Louis to live with a son and enjoy retirement, then play pinochle.
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Columbus
Ohio
M. Leroy Dunlap
Dunlap
St. Louis
Akron
Armed Services
Army Air Corps
Washington, D.C
Doctor Surrenders After 48 Hour Armed Siege
Dr Patrick Boccagno 34 held in farmhouse with four children against arrest. After 48 hours of threats to shoot officers he allowed a state trooper entry following a heart to heart talk and surrendered peacefully. He is in a state hospital under observation.
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Roaring Spring
Patrick Boccagno
Boccagno
Dunlap
Harrybor
John Thompson
Walker
Leroy Dunlap
Derer
New York
Josef Car
Dinal Beran
Akron
Riots erupt in Saigon as Buddhists push for civilian rule
About 1,000 demonstrators clashed with police, burning a U S military Jeep and stoning a motorcycle with a Vietnamese girl. Troops used tear gas and automatic weapons to clear the crowd near the Buddhist institute. A motorcyclist, identified as Larry DeWitt, was reported missing by some accounts. The unrest interrupted talks with the junta and followed calls for a civilian government within five to six months. Heavy fighting also flared 20 miles northwest of Saigon as U S 25th Infantry clashed with Viet Cong, with 24 communists killed by mid afternoon.
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Saigon
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
Vol. Heys
Tan Son Nhut
Larry DeWitt
Buddhist Institute
Iin
Free World Military Assistance Organization
van van Dua
Lyoung
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Ho Bo
Death Reveals Marine's Identity In Viet Nam
A Brockton defense department casualty list exposes the dead marine identified as William Joyce of Stoughton but known to comrades as Richard Preskenis. Joyce used Preskenis’s name to enlist in 1963, raising questions about selective service and past police trouble.
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Brockton, Mass
Vietnam
Marine Corps
William Joyce
Stoughton
Mass
Joyce
Richard Preskenis
Canton
Preskenis
Defense Department
Livermore Falls
Maine
Brockton
Paul Collins
Washington
Marine
Richard
Robert
Air Force
Penney Heiress Missing As Boyfriend Letter Sought
Del Mar California AP reports 15 year old Edith Angelia Jenkins, heiress to part of the J C Penney fortune, has been absent since March 25. A letter from her 19 year old boyfriend Don Collins, currently missing, was given to sheriffs. Investigators plan to question Collins about the murder of Mr and Mrs Edward Johnson found at their Del Mar home.
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del Mar
Calif
J. C. Penney
Edith Angelia Jenkins
Sheriff’s Office
Iby Don Collins
Cardiff
Collins
Warren Kanagy
Colins
Kanagy
Edward Johnson
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