Boston minister reported drowned in 1968 returns home
Rev William Clark, 60, once listed as missing after reportedly being swept out to sea during an early 1968 swim at Gloucester, is back in Newton Centre. The Boston Globe reports he returned three weeks ago after four years in Canada. His attorneys plan to issue a statement to resolve possible legal issues.
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Mansfield Praises Nixon Role in Peking and Moscow
Senate Majority Leader Mikel Mansfield praised President Nixon for responding in a new fashion to international circumstances in Bozeman Montana noting indications the world is headed toward constructive human purpose in major international relationships. He made an exception of the U S role in Indo China.
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Japanese Fund Set for Victims
Japan announces a 1.4 million dollar fund to compensate Tel Aviv airport massacre victims. Funds will be deposited with the International Red Cross and distributed to concerned countries after parliament ends its current session. Police seek 21 year old Osamu Maruoka linked to the May 30 shooting.
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Woman Resigns Rent Board in Scandal Amid Extortion Probe
Rossetta Wylie resigns from the Rent Advisory Board in Philadelphia where she led the Residents Advisory Board as Anthony Henry is named to replace her. A May 1 filing cites a $10,000 extortion conspiracy. White House offers no comment on the case. Henry, 33, is a Washington D C tenant rights advocate.
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No Letup In Tribal Killings In Burundi
AP reports ongoing massacre of Hutu civilians amid Burundi turmoil as Tutsi forces allegedly target literate Hutu villagers at night. Sources cite up to 100,000 killed since a six week upheaval. government acknowledges fewer deaths and attributes killings to isolated score settling.
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Trang Bang napalm attack shocks Vietnam locals
In Trang Bang a young boy died from napalm burns as civilians and troops walked past ruined homes. Soldiers retreated from the town after a three day battle that underlined Saigon’s push toward the capital with napalm, bombs, and artillery.
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Mystery Swimmer From Where Is He From
KEY WEST AP report describes a young man who dragged himself onto the beach after swimming from a busy area. He recalls nothing prior to that night and authorities have not matched him to a known person or history.
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Long Hair Fear Sparks Dismissals at Seattle Cab Firm
Yellow Cab Service in Seattle fires eight drivers after patrons fear long hair and beards at night. Manager Gene Scott says customers complained and the firm could not risk losing business though the men are described as fine. Hair rules had been relaxed previously.
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