Oil producers seek 65 percent price rise in OPEC bid
Six leading oil nations from the Persian Gulf pressed for an immediate 65 percent crude price increase to be paid by Western buyers. The move, presented to Western oil companies in Vienna, aims to link future prices to inflation and could trigger a sharp spike in U S consumer costs amid regional fighting and anti oil protests. The six Gulf states Saudia Arabia Iran Iraq Kuwait Abu Dhabi and Qatar backed the demand as OPEC began the second stage of negotiations.
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Manhunt for armed fugitive in Melville Montana
Lawmen set highway checkpoints along the Continental Divide as they search for Roger Caryl 17 known as Trax McCord in a four killings at a dude ranch. He reportedly carried a 7mm rifle and other weapons. Agencies manning a two mile spaced grid from US 12 to MT 2M with patrols, sheriffs, and wardens participating.
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Mystery helicopters spotted near Saigon by Viets
S Viets spot two mystery helicopters within an hour of Saigon and two CCS hel icopters were fired upon but not hit. Spokesman said spotters saw only light planes and noted this was the first ICCS aircraft ground fire since midtime.
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Relatives of missing servicemen press on with Bangkok trip
Seventy-nine relatives of missing U S servicemen in Southeast Asia defy State Department cautions and depart Bangkok by four planes en route to Vientiane to draw international attention to their plight. Paul Miller of Palacios Texas says the family feels overwhelmed by government confusion and coverup as his son Captain Curtis Miller remains missing since March 29.
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Palacios
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Lon Nol Issues Ethnic Appeal Calls Cambodians Against Communists
Cambodian President Lon Nol urged all Cambodians to join his forces to expel Vietnamese Communists from Cambodia on the Khmer Republics thin anniversary. He said Hanoi and the Viet Cong aim to enslave Cambodians and dominate the country and race.
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Cambodia
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