Hospital Ship Hope Returns to New York After Peru Mission
The hospital ship Hope completed a medical aid mission in Peru where it treated tens of thousands, performed over 2,000 major operations, inoculated 80,000 against polio, and aided 500,000 Peruvians in 10 cities. Despite anti American distrust, the crew received support from local civilians and a military guard, with a large farewell crowd at a stadium in Trujillo.
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France Rebuffs Bonn Meeting on European Community
France effectively snubbed a Bonn meeting to discuss the fallout from its veto of Firstich membership in the European Community. The White House and foreign ministers were set to convene in Bonn for a Main 24-3 session to discuss post veto consequences and European security concerns involving West Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg.
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Minnesota Governor Race Ends in Narrow Recount Victory
Republican Gov. Elmer L. Andersen concedes after a statewide recount leaves Rolvaag victorious by 91 votes. Rolvaag to assume remaining three years nine months of the term, Andersen to turn over keys in St. Paul. Andersen, 91, read a brief statement as reporters gathered outside his office.
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Saturn 1 fifth test set for Thursday at Cape Canaveral
NASA announced a fourth Saturn I test from Cape Canaveral, targeting Thursday. The test will resemble prior launches but shut down one engine after liftoff to simulate loss of thrust while aiming for a sustained eight-engine burn, and a longer nose section to accommodate a new device.
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Thief Suspects Plead Innocent in Morripal Court
Thief suspects plead innocence before Judge Foley in Morripal Court. Hearing looms on forgery charges involving stolen cheeks and alleged harassment at S&S Welling. Witnesses tie suspects to passing forged items in Union City and Ca Reada, 1791 era case.
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Atlas Explodes After Launch At Vandenberg
An Atlas ICBM exploded just after liftoff from Vandenberg Air Force Base Saturday. Officials said the cause was not determined and declined further comment.
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Korean Junta Vows Veiled Threat Amid Civilian Coping
South Korea's military government offered a veiled threat to civilian opponents while promising a de facto caretaker regime to prepare for eventual civilian rule. The arrest of 31 people, including civilians, followed an alleged coup plot. U.S. stance and embassy silence influence civil support for or against the regime.
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Castro Claims Guerilla Win
Castro government says three rebel fighters were killed east of Havana after regular army units attacked insurrectionists in Mayanazas Province. The statement lists a rebel chief named Juan dase Cafata Casta among the dead, while the State Department in Washington says they know nothing of the claim.
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Chess Crown Match Begins in Moscow Championship
World champion Mikhail Bolvinaik opens in Moscow against challenger Vigran Motrasyan for the right to the chess crown. The match features a dramatic start with bold openings and high stakes as both players seek victory to claim the title.
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New York Newspaper Strike Nears Settlement Return
Negotiators press toward a possible return to publication as a Sunday vote by Local 6 printers looms. Ten unions involved in the blackout reached tentative deals, with photogravurists and other groups negotiating while some easements await ratification and a Monday resumption of papers remains in view.
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Bali Volcano Rescue Appeals Amid Mt Agung Disaster
Denpasar authorities urgently call for helicopters to lift victims from Mount Agung as thousands flee streams and villages. Gov Anak Azung Sttedja warns death toll could reach 1500 with 280 degree ash clouds from the 10 308 foot summit. Refugees seek haven in Bali and Java while Balinese communities coordinate relief and medical aid requests.
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