Oil refinery feud pits Onassis and Niarchos in Greek deal
In a high stakes clash, Aristotle Onassis wins a $500 million bid to finance a Greek refinery complex including aluminum and shipyards, with Stavros Niarchos casting later bids. Papadopoulos approves, while royal exiles and US ties color the political backdrop.
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U.S
Onassis
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Niarchos
Paris
Mrs. Kennedy
Swiss Alps
Rome
Tom Pappas
Nixon
Computer study aims to crack Earthquake mystery at New Mexico Tech
In Socorro New Mexico a New Mexico Tech computer undergoes simulated quakes to model crustal shocks. Engineers Merle Hanson and seismologist Allan Sanford build computer earthquakes by inducing shocks and reading outputs like a seismograph. They compare simulated events to real quakes in central New Mexico as part of two year research. Some seismologists link Denver area tremors to pumping of chemical wastes, though firm conclusions remain elusive.
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Hanson
Allan Sanford
Sanford
New Mexico
Denver
Russia Solves Farm Exodus by Private Plots Rise
Minneapolist economist Dr. Francis Boddy says Russia curbs urban migration by improving farm life and expanding private plots on state and collective farms. Peasants rent small plots, keep rubles, sell produce openly, boosting income 20 to 30 percent in good years while the state retains ownership.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Russia
Francis Boddy
University of Minnesota
Boddy
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Minnesota
Cedar Rapids AIIE Chapter Installs Officers
Newly elected officers of the Cedar Rapids area chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers were installed Thursday at the Colony Inn in Amana. Officers include President Richard Berreth of Collins Radio and Vice President Don Wendel of Quaker Oats, with other Collins Radio members as secretary treasurer and directors. Dr. W. R. Hudson of the University of Iowa also joined as director. Lawrence Chambers, Region XI vice president, presided and spoke on industrial engineering history.
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Collins Radio
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Quaker Oats
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Ken Ryan
Clint Dennis
Richard Timmerman
Joe Davidson
W. R. Hudson
University of Iowa
Lawrence Chambers
Institute
Denver Woman Wins Red Light Case With Faith as Attorney
Maude Van Kirk 47 told a Denver judge God is her attorney when asked about her lawyer. She defended herself by claiming the red light was green and won the case.
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Denver
UPI
Maude van Kirk
Suspected bank robber arrested after joining police guard
Rosario Argentina police say they captured Juan R Antunez a top holdup suspect after he enrolled to become a police security guard. The arrest highlights a rare twist in a long pursuit by local authorities.
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Rosario
Argentina
UPI
Juan R. Antunez
Motor Had Real Snarl
Devens Spear heard a strange sound as he started his car. A mechanic found a white Angora cat wedged between the engine and the body, apparently unharmed, which vanished after the car was freed.
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Mass
UPI
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