Rwanda Army Seizes Government After Bloodless Coup
In Kigali the Rwanda National Guard announced a bloodless seizure forming a National Committee for Peace and Unity to run the government. President Gregoire Kayibanda is said to be under guard as regional administration passes to military officers and Parmehutu activities are suspended. Diplomats report patrolling streets and closed offices.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Rwanda
National Guard
National Committee For Peace and Unity
Gregoire Kayibanda
Parmehutu
Kayibanda
United Nations
Belgium
Kigali
Victims in mistaken raid relocate amid harassment fallout
Herbert Giglotto and his wife moved from Collinsville after a federal narcotics raid targeted the wrong home. He filed a $1 million suit, reports say his cars were sideswiped, he was followed, and phone harassment followed the April raid. A separate $100,000 suit was filed by Donald Askew. A federal grand jury probes the raid. four agents were suspended.
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Chicago
Herbert Giglotto
Collinsville
Giglotto
Associated Press
Louise
John
Donald Askew
Askew
Drug Abuse Enforcement Agency
Old Records Spark Rush to Bar in Chattanooga
A juke box at Al Swinney’s Lamplighter Lounge in Chattanooga draws floods of letters calls and visitors after World War II era records by Glenn Miller Dorsey James and others played locally. Swinney notes the era’s music outlives today’s loud trends and bonds with patrons sparking interest from as far as Indiana Michigan and California with radio stations and fans seeking copies and inspiration.
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Byron Davis
Chattanooga
Tenn
al Swinney
Lamplighter
Swinney
Associated Press
Glenn Miller
Tommy Dorsey
Harry James
Artie Shaw
Benny Goodman
Music Box
Indiana
KOA
Denver
KIOA
Des Moines
Iowa
KSF 0
San Francisco
Spokane
Wash
Florida
Woody Herman
Midland
Mich
Mills Brothers
Julie Nixon Eisenhower Says Nixon Considered Resigning
Julie Nixon Eisenhower says her father discussed resignation after Watergate but their family opposed it because it would admit wrongdoing. She notes Nixon was in the dark about the break in and cover up and had faith in those around him while defending his love for the country. Dates and places relate to Camp David and April 30 events.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Democratic
White House
Julie
Camp David
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John W. Dean III
Devil’s Advocate
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