Switzerland Grants Svetlana Stalin Temporary Asylum
Svetlana Alliluyeva, daughter of Joseph Stalin, arrived in Geneva from Rome and was granted 45 days temporary sanctuary with potential extension. Authorities said she asked to stay briefly to rest and refrain from political activity.
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State Department
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Grigory Morozov
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Katarina
Moscow
Brooks-Anderson Agency ad at Sherwood Shopping Center
The Brooks anderson Agency at Sherwood Shopping Center promotes auto and motorcycle insurance. It mentions a $50 Uninsured Motorist fee granting limited driving permission until an accident occurs, after which license and tag suspension follow until settlement with the involved party. It invites immediate coverage based on driving record.
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Brooks-Anderson
Sherwood Shopping Center
Powell allies rally behind Powell on exile island
Carmichael said white liberals and whites who joined racists want to use Powell and plan to campaign for him in Harlem. CORE chief Floyd McKissick supported Powell in Bimini with other backers including Julian Bond Dick Gregory and Mervin Dymally. Powell called himself in exile and teased reporters as he arrived on the British island and teased Carmichael.
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Carmichael
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Harlem
Congress of Racial Equality
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Bimini
Julian Bond
Georgia
House of Representatives
Dick Gregory
Chicago
Mervin Dymally
California
United States
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Stokeley
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Gallagher Killed in Vietnam. ninth 9th Division death
The ninth cor respondent Gallagher was killed during a Vietnam operation with the 9th Division infantry near landing zones. He freelanced for several Kansas papers and joined a platoon under heavy fire from Viet Cong bunkers. Reports state more than 30 were killed or wounded after artillery fire and intense combat.
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Tribune Monitor
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Houston
Tex
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Hel
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Denton
N.C
Bravo
Tong
Gaullists Face 178 Districts In Parliament Vote
French election heads to Sunday with 178 districts to decide as Gaullists seek to retain a parliamentary majority. A total of 405 assembly seats are contested, 398 in Metropolitan France, with overseas districts and one seat for French Somaliland held for a March referendum on independence.
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France
Three Youths Die In Virginia Auto Crash On U S 1
Three teenage boys in Virginia died when a car left U S 1 in Falmouth and slammed into a tree. Victims were George C. Shiflett 48, James C. Shiflett 17, and James B. Leeth 13. The crash cut the auto in two, four miles east of Ferncliff. The toll for 1967 rose to 18859 with other incidents in Stafford and Pulaski counties.
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Preece
Goochland County
George C. Shiflett
James C. Shiflett
James B. Leeth
Ferncliff
Virginia
Fredericksburg
Allan Leon
Calaway
Stafford County
Pulaski
John L. Ferguson
Glade Spring
Pulaski County
Falmouth
Ronald Her
Supreme Court Frisk Rule Faces Sibron Case
A Star Bar Association committee attacks an anticrime measure now at the Supreme Court threshold. Nelson Sibron, frisked by a Brooklyn police officer in 1965, was found with ten bags of heroin. The case raises whether police may stop and search in public and whether seized items may be used as evidence. Several states have upheld or authorized similar police actions.
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Star Bar Association
Michael J. Murphy
New York City
Supreme Court
Nelson ‘Sibron
Brooklyn
Anthony Martin
Sibron
Libroni
New York
Surtax plans face slow start but tax rise urged
Administration theory predicts a sluggish first half followed by a stronger second half as the surtax and investment tax credit loom. Failure to pass could widen deficits to about 13 billion. If enacted the surtax raises corporate and personal bills by six percent, with July 1 changes and tied to defense, government spending, Social Security, housing, and demand.
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Treasury Department
Congress
oJhnoson
Suharto to be sworn in as acting Indonesian president
Congress plans to name Suharto acting president in a Sunday night ceremony while Sukarno’s mandate is stripped. Heavily armed guards barricade the departure as Suharto avoids discussing Congress verdict. Officials say the aim is national unity amid severe financial turmoil.
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Congress
Sukarno
Indonesia
Navy
Mexican quintuplets die as nurse doctors cite pills
A farm worker's wife, Mrs. Sepulveda, gave birth to five babies after a 7 PM labor with no anesthesia. One girl died minutes after birth and others perished by morning due to respiratory and hydration problems. Genaro Sepulveda Boone, 24, a government assistant bookkeeper, was held after the vigil. Autopsy requested to probe effects of contraceptive pills Mrs Sepulveda took until eight months ago.
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Pablo Rodriguez Medina
Sepulveda
Rodriguez Medina
Mexico
Daniel Boone
Social Security Organization
Enrique Estrada Sahagun
Estrada
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