Traces of Radioactivity Found Among Spanish Guards
In Almeria Spain physicians report slight radioactivity on several Civil Guards aiding wreckage recovery from a U S nuclear bomber. A street demonstration decried the United States. Officials believe a device may have leaked minor radioactivity, later deemed not dangerous to public health.
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Almeria
Spain
U.S
Cuevas de Almanzora
Board of Nuclear Energy
16Th Air Force
Torrejon
Madrid
Garrucha
Vera
Mediterranean
U.S. 16Th Air Force
Tras
Seawell Says Klan Has Always Ended In Violence
Former North Carolina attorney general Malcolm Seawell warned the Ku Klux Klan has consistently resorted to violence, labeling it a terror organization and political now seeking to influence elections. He cited law prohibiting secret groups and cited Klan rhetoric in North Carolina and Alabama events.
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Seawell
Sanford
N.C
Malcolm Seawell
Ku Klux Klan
North Carolina
Gov. Moore
Sanford Junior Chamber of Commerce
Klan
J. Robert Jones
Grand Dragon
United Klans of America
Jones
Alabama
Fabian Engaged To Wed Model In Hollywood
Fabian Forte known as Fabian a rock n roll singer and actor is engaged to model Katie Regan. The couple aged 23 and 24 plan a wedding with no date yet set. Regan is from North Hollywood and her father Tony Regan heads the Screen Extras Guild. Both will marry for first time.
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Hollywood
Fabian
Katie Regan
Fabian Forte
South Philadelphia
North Hollywood
Tony Regan
Screen Extras Guild
Belgrade signs large wheat purchase with United States
Belgrade Yugoslavia signed an agreement to buy 650000 tons of American wheat for 40 million dollars to be paid in 12 annual installments starting two years after delivery. The prior sale last November totaled 700000 tons for 45 million dollars, with transport costs lifting the total to about 86.397 million dollars.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
Hunger Crisis in India Spreads as 12 Million Face Starvation
Southwest India sees hunger protests as government reports over 12 million people threaten starvation amid drought. A Food Ministry survey warns at least 100 million will feel the pinch before relief supplies and special camps are set up. Political protests in Kerala intensify with a united Socialist party joining demonstrations. Specialized teams note no rain and worsening conditions. U.S. aid, grain shipments, and expert cooperation aim to avert a repeat of 1843 famine.
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New Delhi
India
Food Ministry
Kerala
Samyukta (United) Socialist Party
Trivandrum
Orissa
Indira Gandhi
Bombay
U.S
Johnson
United States
East Germany frees jailed lathe operator to join fiance
Berlin reports Werner B, a 27 year old lathe operator with three prior jail terms since 1962 for attempting to flee to West Germany, is suddenly released from a 24 year sentence and told he can cross the Iron Curtain to his fiancée. International Catholic Moving Pictures Bureau holds world meeting in Cuernavaca with delegates from 36 countries. Gian Carlo Menotti festival in Spoleto to feature Richter Mehta Blegen Reardon. Britain aids Zambia oil lift with 300000 gallons from Dar es Salaam offsetting Rhodesia embargo. Italy’s population has more than doubled since 1861, reaching 52,875,000 by last October.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
West Berlin
Free Jurists Association
Werner B
Iron Curtain
Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Zambia
Indian Ocean
Britavia
Rhodesia
Britain
Rome
Italy
Railroads Seek Court Barrier To Block Strike Next Week
The railroads filed in U S District Court for an injunction to bar a possible strike by the AFL CIO Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen against about 85 Southern and Western lines. They seek guidance on arbitration rulings set to expire January 25 and March 31 affecting brake men and locomotive firemen. Union leaders warned of strikes, but railroad officials in San Francisco insisted there will be no national rail strike.
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San Javier
U.S. Air Force
Almeria
Washington
Barstow
U.S. District Court
Aflcio Brotherhood of Railroad
Southern and Western
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
U.S
J. E. Wolfe
San Francisco
Wolfe
Commonwealth Club
Charles Luna
Mike Quill
Quill
Aflcio Transport Workers Union
New York
New York City
Southern Railway
Luna
E. Gilbert
Button Upholds Section of State Lobbying Act
RICHMOND AP Atty Gene Button upheld the constitutionality of a section of the State Lobbying Act that exempts local government officers while including state employees. He noted the General Assembly had a rational basis for the exemption and that only certain activities trigger the act. He also clarified who is subject to the act and what constitutes lobbying.
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Button
Richmond
Atty
Gene
Virginia
General Assembly
Del
Frederick T. Gray
Chesterfield
E. Blackburn Moore
Berryville
Gray
Ular
Porth autopsy finds death not from strangling
Milwaukee authorities ordered further chemical tests after an autopsy concluded Mrs. Hilda Porth died from multiple body injuries and not strangulation. The case ties to exhumations in North Carolina and Virginia as part of ongoing investigations into the deaths of Mrs. Porth and her daughter Kathy.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Hilda B. Porth
van Hecke
Virginia
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Mexico
International Catholic Moving Pictures Bureau
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Gian-Carlo Menotti
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