British States Mull Putting Rhodesian Race Issue To Vote
Commonwealth leaders urged a referendum on Rhodesia to test any settlement with the white minority regime. Prime Minister Wilson warned against imposing a constitution by Britain against Rhodesia’s will while African delegates doubted free expression for Africans under Smith. Riots in London accompanied by chants from rival factions highlighted deep divisions.
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Ian Smith
Rhodesia
South Africa
Rhodesia House
South Africa House
Arafalgar Square
Smith
National Front
Black People's Alliance
Mao
Britain
Snowy Weekend Crashes Highlight City Mishaps
Five traffic accidents due to slick streets and high snow piles caused $1,900 damage and one minor injury. Notable incidents include a car snowmobile collision, a 12:15 pm left turn crash on East Irving, and a 10:45 pm Marion Duane junction wreck. Houston hosts Apollo 8 astronauts receiving bronze medals for bravery in a downtown ceremony.
Lawyer Asks Delay In Pueblo Probe
The civilian attorney for Pueblo skipper Lloyd M. Bucher asks the Navy to delay the court of inquiry until next week to allow more time for preparation and discussions with his client. The inquiry may issue recommendations but is not a trial and could cover seizure and treatment of the crew.
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Calif
Pueblo
Lloyd M. Bucher
Navy
Miles Harvey
Pentagon
North Korea
Bucher
Nationwide Weather Conflicted by Contrasting Conditions
A mixed weather picture shows heavy rain on the West Coast and snow across the Northwest while much of the South enjoys dry mild conditions. Temperatures range from 16 below in Williston North Dakota to 65 in Key West Florida with snow in Spokane Yakima and Portland.
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Associated Press
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Arizona
Nevada
Atlantic Coast
Mexican
Florida
Williston
N.C
Key West
Fla
Spokane
Yakima
Wash
Portland
Ore
California
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Half Moon Bay
Point Sur
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New York
Philadelphia
Washington
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Miami
Detroit
Chicago
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Dallas
Denver
Phoenix
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Anchorage
Honolulu
Mt Merapi eruption kills two in Central Java river
Government officials reported two people died when Mt Merapi erupted last week north of Jugjakaria. Bodies were found in the Krasak River pinned against a sluice. About 3,000 villagers were left homeless and relief aid is being sent.
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Nesia
Merapi
Java
Krasak
Viet Cong Blasts $5 Million In Choppers At Can Tho Airfield
Viet Cong attackers blew up 15 helicopters valued at about $5 million at Can Tho airfield in the Mekong Delta and damaged six more in a mortar attack on the U S Ninth Infantry Division headquarters. The assault signaled a possible new offensive as the airfield defenses were overwhelmed and barracks areas were hit. Several Americans were killed and others wounded in the fighting.
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Mekong Delta
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
Can Tho
U.S. Army
164Th Aviation Group
Mekong
U. S
Corryite Unhurt In Fender Bender
Titusville police report two cars collided Saturday with no injuries. Drivers Edwin Opelt of Titusville and William Burrows of Corry were involved as Burrows attempted to pass while Opelt backed into a driveway. Burrows’s vehicle struck Opelt’s side.
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Edwin Opelt
William Burrows
Mead Avenue
Corry
Burrows
Opelt
Belt
No Women Bosses Say U S and Britain
American and British workers reject the idea of women as bosses. Diana Frankland and Jayce Forgette express preference for male leadership, citing bosses as easier to work with. Continued on Page Four.
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U.S
New York
Associated Press
Diana Frankland
Bosiit
Jayce Forgette
Albuquerque
National Institute of Industrial Psychology
Wen
Ocean
Johnson to Address Nation on Six Years in Office
President Johnson begins his final week in office with a nationwide address and a budget message. He is to report the state of the union after six years, discuss inflation and wartime costs, and review Space Program achievements while deferring to Nixon on the Surtax extension and Vietnam peace prospects.
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Johnson
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Paris
Vietnam
Middle East
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Sirhan Jury-List Challenge Delays Kennedy Trial Start
Defense lawyers in the Sirhan Bishara Sirhan murder case press for a closed session review of the jury list alleging bias in qualification. Judge Walker may push jury selection to Tuesday after a weekend study of a 1000-page transcript. Sirhan, 24, is charged with assassinating Sen. Robert F. Kennedy on June 5 after the presidential primary victory claim.
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Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Herbert V. Walker
Grant
Cooper
California
Sithan
Venire
Kennedy
New York
Erie Man Charged Over Route 6 Crash After Attempted Pass
Erie driver James A. Buldani 90 was charged with improper passing after a collision on Route 6 two miles west of Corry at 7 40 am. He attempted to pass a vehicle at the crest of a hill as an oncoming car driven by Harry McQuiston 43 neared. McQuiston drove onto the berm to avoid the crash but the cars collided causing about 1100 in damage. No injuries reported. Police seek another vehicle involved in a separate Perry’s Inn incident with about 50 damage.
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Erie
Corry
James Fleetwood
James A. Buldani
Harry McQuiston
West Pleasant Street
Fleetwood
McQuiston
Perry's Inn
Pella C. Baughman
Baughman
Marijuana use among youth in St. Louis area
Dr. Alex Kaplan, medical director of the Psychoanalytic Foundation of St. Louis, estimates about 18 percent of high school and college students try marijuana, with only about five percent continuing use. He urged better communication with youth to curb marijuana consumption.
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ST. Louis
Alex Kaplan
Psychoanalytic Fondation of
St. Bonis
Kaplan
Associates of Jewish Hospital of
Czech Printers Force Changes in Party Magazine Printing
Czech union printers refused to print material in the Communist party weekly Trabin and adopted a resolution affirming duty to reject material at odds with post January reforms. Cesimir Cisar acknowledged some content was questionable and would be altered as unions challenge state control. The action signals a broader push by workers and students defending reforms amid Soviet occupation.
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Prague
Naonal Assembly
Josef Smrkovsky
Smrkovsky
Tribuna
Party
Imaterial
Alexander Dubeck
Cesimir Clsar
Czech National Council
Two Warren Police Officers Fired After Warehouse Theft
Two Warren officers Delwin Bailey and Richard McWilliams resigned after suspension for theft of merchandise from Levin von Brothers warehouse. Bailey pled guilty to larceny and McWilliams to being an accessory. Value under $20. McWilliams joined in 1900 and Bailey in July 19. They were sentenced in Warren County court last December 27.
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Warren City
Borough Connell
Levinvon Brothers
Delwin Bailey
Richard McWilliams
Narren
Bailey
McWilliams
Dortment
Warren County
Erie Publisher to sue schools over reporter ban
The Times Publishing Co. plans to sue the Erie School District under the 1957 Right to Know Act for ousting a Morning News reporter from a board meeting. The incident followed a January executive session when a reporter was bodily removed. Christine Daniels, six months old, died in a Philadelphia apartment fire.
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the Times Publishing Co
Erie
Morning News
Philadelphia
Christine Daniels
Ruth Danels
Daniels
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