World Cup Trophy Stolen From London Hall
A thief breached a London Methodist Church hall exhibit and stole the Jules Rimet World Cup trophy, valued for insurance at 94 000 dollars though gold content is about ten percent. Police called it a professional job with no regard for sentiment.
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London
Scotland
Denis Howell
Bri
Jules Rimet
Central Hall
Methodist Church
Ain
Pal Sealy
Central
Bya Ainging
Bacarora
Tom Momsane
Stee Usit
Marines Battle Communists Near Hue Overnight
Six more days of heavy fighting North of Ap Thanh near Hue as Marines press a campaign against Viet Cong positions using heavy automatic weapons and 60mm mortars. Marine jets and artillery supported ground troops while reinforcements landed by helicopter.
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Igon
Ap ‘Thanh
Hue
Ban Me Thuot
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Ie ‘Rede
U.S
U.S. 101St Airborne Brigade
Tuy Hoa
Sa Ofa Peraa
Three Children Die in Connellsville House Fire
Three children of Mr and Mrs Nicholson perished in a Fayette County house fire when matches allegedly started the blaze in their bedroom. Melvin, 2, was rescued by his mother as flames consumed a one story frame house.
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Connellsville
Nicholson Teer
Buddhist leader vows no cost to government in Saigon rally
Thich Tam Chau of the Buddhist Institute told a Saigon rally of over 10 000 that he met Ky and Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu and received assurances that Buddhist demands would be fulfilled.
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Thich Tam Chau
Buddhist Institute
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Obesity Causes Beyond Laziness Highlighted by USC Doctor
Dr. A J Enelow at a USC symposium argues fatness stems from multiple factors including emotional, social, and dietary causes. He notes obesity is likelier among the poor, linked to high starch diets, and identifies three fat-person types: anxious eaters, low mood individuals, and borderline psychotics.
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Low
San Marino
Los Angeles
Enelow
Yale
Uni
Herald
Priest Charles J. Tighe Dies in Lancaster Rectory
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles J. Tighe, longtime dean of Lancaster County Roman Catholic clergy, died yesterday in the rectory of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Lancaster.
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Lancaster
Charles J. Tighe
Lancaster County
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
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Champ
Fatty Smith
Sant Neccras
A J. Enelow
Penteesoe
Psychiatry
University of Southern California
Citizens Carty Office
Marine National Bank
Citizens
Corry Area
Citizens Corry Office
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