Soviets accuse Albania of seizing embassy buildings
Moscow says Albania expelled three Soviet caretakers and seized the Soviet embassy compounds after recalling Albanian staff. Relations had been strained since ideological rows surfaced at the 22nd Soviet Party Congress in 1961. Investia reported Albania demanded Soviet property be removed and Tavestia claimed the buildings were seized.
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New York Times Co
Moscow
Soviet Union
Albania
Soviet claim over Albanian buildings sparks protest
Izvestia described a tan office block and five residential buildings on Albanian lands as Soviet property after a seizure. It said the USSR protested and demanded return, with no clear note on retaliatory moves toward the Albanian embassy in Moscow. The piece also discusses blood pressure readings and patient anxiety tied to numerical values, explaining systolic and diastolic measures and urging contextual health interpretation.
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Soviet Union
Tzvestia
Izvestia
Competitive Bidding Again Urged in S.C.
South Charleston charter board urges city administration to adopt competitive bidding rules for contracts over 1000 dollars. They plan public briefings with Republican and Democratic candidates as April and June elections approach. They fault the administration for not adopting a personnel policy and for handling bids on city vehicle insurance.
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Hays
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Comis
Kramer
Carl L. Gibson
Spring Hill
City Hall
Reedweysarwun
Horner
Charleston
Las Bertion
George
Stokes
Common Pleas Court
Earl Cided
Durrett
Demon Hutchinson
Lee St. Thong
Greek Queen Fatigued Becomes III Amid Health Crisis
Greece's Queen Frederika, 46, diagnosed with light pneumonia after a period of extreme fatigue while King Paul recovers from a four hour emergency stomach operation. The royal couple, his regent son Constantine, Princess Sophie, and Spaniard Prince Juan Carlos are at the Talos palace near Athens. Meanwhile Nigeria reports Africa’s largest population at 55,663,821 in the census, with the United Arab Republic second at about 26 million.
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Paul
Nicholas Stamboulas
Talos
Constantine
Trene
Sophie
Juan Carlos
Spain
Anne Marie
Denmark
Switzerland
Sbalace
Lagos
Nigeria
Africa
United Arab Republic
Closing of Borders By Turkey Reported
DAMASCUS Syria The newspaper Al Tharwra Sunday said Turkey shut off several border areas with Syria after the unsuccessful attempt to assassinate Turkish Prime Minister Ismet Inonu in Ankara Friday. Reports say clashes occurred between police and supporters of executed Prime Minister Adnan Menderes. Ten persons were reported injured and Imany arrested.
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Damascus
Syria
al Tharwra
Turkey
West Side break ins solved by chase two youths charged
City detectives say most West Side break ins solved after a high speed pursuit along Sissonville Road. John Guthrie 19 of 1512 Red Oak St and a 17 year old boy were charged with breaking and entering and may face more arrests. Guthrie captured after a chase ending in Orchard Manor. A 17 year old suspect escaped then caught nearby. Goods stolen reportedly recovered at Guthrie home. Juvenile referred to Juvenile Court. A spaghetti dinner fundraiser for Thomas Jefferson Junior High PTA is planned Saturday 5 to 7 p.m. in Charleston High cafeteria.
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John Guthrie
Red Oak St
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Guthrie
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R. K. Gordon
Sissonville Road
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Thomas Jefferson Junior High School
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Jefferson
Wheeling School Buses Collide In Rural Hill Crash
Driver Charles Bebout of Wheeling said his bus carrying 65 children collided with another bus carrying 45 as he tried to prevent a plunge over a bank on a rural hill in the Mozart area of Obkle County. No serious injuries were reported.
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Obkle County
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Wife Sheds Girl Yacht's Skipper, 37
A garbled report describes yacht skipper Lee Quinn divorcing wife Mary Ann after 18 years. He allegedly pursued Jane, crew members. judge grants Quinn control of a sketch used for voyages to Hawaii and Tahiti. Odina plans to wed Bernice Berkson, another crew member suing Berkson of San Diego.
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Johnson Berkson
San Diego
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Honolulu
UAR and North Viet Nam Sign Three Year Trade Pact
The United Arab Republic and North Viet Nam signed a three year trade agreement on Sunday to raise bilateral trade to about 2.8 million dollars annually. The UAR will export cotton textiles truck tires petroleum products fertilizers and the other country will supply timber sled coffee iron and steel and wood products in return.
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Cairo
United ‘Arab Republic
Viet Nam
Youth Charged in Locker Thefts at Charleston High
A 15 year old Charleston youth was arrested and charged with petit larceny after stealing about $20 in cash and goods from athletic lockers at Charleston High School last Friday. Detective L H Shamblen said the youth admitted similar thefts on prior occasions and was referred to Juvenile Court.
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Charleston
L. H. Shamblen
Shamblen
Grain Barge Sunk After Collision on River Plate
A Greek freighter sliced into a barge named Geisha in the River Plate and sent 1,500 tons of grain to the bottom. The 9,360 ton Kyvernitis was inbound to pick up Argentine wheat recently purchased by Red China as a cultural pact with Ghana and the Soviet Union was signed in Accra for student and teacher exchanges.
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Argentina
Geisha
Ihe River Plate
Kyvernitis
Heroic Sea Rescue Told by Coast Guard Crew
Portland story details a two day ordeal when 11 crewmen from the Ambassador and others were saved amid 80 knot winds and 25 to 40 foot seas. Cadet David Burdette, 22, of Cundy's Harbor, aided by the Fruen and Coos Bay crew, helped to rescue nine men and kept an emergency radio working until aid arrived.
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Clal Hero
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David Bur- Bay
Hull
England
Harry Strickland
Ports- Burdetta
Rotterdam
Ambassador
Coos Bay
Cmdr
Claude W. Bailey
Bailey
David Bichrest
Cundy’s Harbor
Ins
Zeke Mobondo
South Africa
Liverpool
Logan Rate Bid Studied by PSC
The Public Service Commission took under advisement Monday the City of Logan sanitary board's request for higher sewer rates. The proposed scale would raise monthly minimums from 92.60 to 1.80 and would increase revenues by 8 522 a year. The request involved 1 163 customers.
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Public Service Commission
City of Logan Sanitary Board
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