Pirate radio ship of fundamentalist preacher to broadcast offshore
Cape May New Jersey reports Dr. Carl Melntire plans gospel broadcasts from a mine sweeper converted vessel anchored 345 miles from the Christian Admiral Hotel complex. Authorities say no confirmation on armed crew or transmitter power. government actions feared while FCC had closed WXUR for equal time violations.
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Cape May
UPL
Arl
Melntire
Florida
Christian Admiral
McIntire
WXUR
Federal Communications Commission
Lmit
Morocco Court Condemns 16 in Coup Attempt
A Moroccan military court sentenced 16 people to death for attempting to overthrow King Hassan II. The mass treason trial also handed 15 life terms and long prison sentences to 56 defendants, while 70 others were acquitted. The case involved alleged political assassinations and bombings of police stations and public buildings. Eight lawyers were among the accused, with identities of those to be executed not released.
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Kwnitra
Morocco
UPI
Hasgan II
Lfe
Tilson
Bombs Hit London Bank and Savings Bank
Police said two bombs exploded in a Lloyds Bank doorway and a nearby savings and loan office in Solihull near Birmingham. The blasts damaged windows and sent three people to hospital with minor injuries and are linked to the Irish Republican Army. A constable spotted a suspicious bag before the first blast and investigators followed up.
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London
UPI
Solihull
Birmingham
Savings and Loan
Britain
Irish Republican Army
TRA
Lloyd’s Bank
Poplar Road
Savings and Down
Condemned Bolivian killer seeks final drink before execution
Melquiades Suxo, 54, sentenced to die by firing squad for the rape and murder of four year old Gristuma Zaman, says his last wish is to get drunk. Judge Nestor Vargas set the execution for this week at La Paz penitentiary. Suxo denies guilt. His two children face prison terms for complicity. daughter 18 and son 14 receive five and ten years. President Hugo Baner previously denied a commutation.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
Melquiades Suxo
Qape
Nestor Vargas
Hugo Bamer
Suxo
Gristuma Zaman
Heat Overload Triggers NYC Blackout and Midwest Heat Wave
Heat across the nation triggered a major blackout in Queens leaving 100000 without power. Ohio State Fair riders stranded as a transformer shorted. Detroit area auto plants halted operations for a second day. Washington hit 98 degrees as pollution peaked. Chrysler GM and AMC reported heat related plant disruptions.
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Unien
Quéens
New York City
Nation
Midwest
New York
Columbus
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
National Weather Service
Int
East
Chrysler Corp
Warren
Mich
Chrysler
General Motors
Peru Threatens U S Mine Takeover Over Expropriation
Peru's President Velasco Alvarado warned that Cerro de Paseo Mining Co. could be nationalized if the US owned operation rejects a polite and formal expropriation. A union urged transfer of copper, gold and silver assets without payment, prompting the government to consider action.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
Juan Velasco Alverado
Cerro de Paseo Mining Co
Velasco
Cevo
Epi
Cerro
Cerro Unions
Peruvian Andes
Rizzo backs moving Liberty Bell to Mall site
Philadelphia mayor Frank Rizzo says the Liberty Bell should be moved from Independence Hall, with a preferred location on Independence Mall in front of the hall. He toured the proposed sites and still cites strong opposition from mail and purists to the change.
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Philadelphia
Independence Mall
Commission
Arthur Kaufman
Bell Tv
State of
Pennsylvania
National Park Service
Nixon names Hayakawa to post on education council
President Nixon named four educators to the National Advisory Council on Extension and Continuing Education. Among appointees is 8 J Hayakawa president of San Francisco State University known for his campus activism stance. Reappointment includes Newton Cattell of Boalsburg Pa director of community relations at Pennsylvania State University.
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San Francisco Selxior
Nixon
Newton Cattell
Boalsburg
Pennsylvania State University
Fire drill on Emory campus ends in smoke filled exit
An inspector Bill Mahony and photographer Art Sales from the Georgia Fire Institute in Atlanta observe a draining exercise as firemen start a blaze in an abandoned house on the Emory University campus. The fire quickly grows out of control forcing both men to exit through a window.
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Georgia Fire Institute
Atlanta
Bill Mahony
Art Sales
Emory University
Rockie
Allende calls for support against strike in Chile
President Allende urges all workers and citizens to back a government plan to break a crippling truckers strike. Interior Ministry says ships of movement will be supplied with new trucks and licenses to put idle vehicles into service. The campaign aims to protect the economy amid protests and food shortages as merchants shutter stores nationwide.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Nlettor
Carlos Briones Livos
Briones
Interior Ministry
Allende
Vowitty
Chilean Chamber of Commerce
Recreation Department to Operate Curta the Wic City
The Horfalk Ledger Star reports the city recreation department will run the curta as part of community services. No further details on schedule or funding are provided in the readable text.
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Wic City Recreation Department
Horfalk
Ledger Star
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Teledyne
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Sherwood
Fisher
Harmon Kardon
Claricon
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Aurion
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Complete Home Entertainment
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RCA
Sylvania Frigidaire
Maytag
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Castro Valley Blvd
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