British U S Oilmen Aid Nigerian War-Battered Port Harcourt
In Port Harcourt Nigeria British and American oil workers assist medical staff at a maternity clinic caring for 600 Ibo babies evacuated from Biafra. Refineries at Amadi Port Harcourt and Bonny work toward reopening by late April as seismographers scout new fields.
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Broadening Aspects of Yablonski Inquiry To Be Probed
A federal grand jury will convene in Cleveland Tuesday to probe broadening aspects of the Yablonski investigation. Three Cleveland men are charged with first degree murder in Pennsylvania for slayings of Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter, with extradition planned from Washington Pennsylvania.
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Army Report Sees Rising Racial Tension in U S Army
A military study presented to Gen Westmoreland and the House Armed Services Committee warns of increasing racial tension in the Army and loss of faith among Negro soldiers in the Army system. It notes no organized Black Panther activity in the Army and urges immediate squad level action to prevent confrontations.
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Saigon
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United States
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Westmoreland
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Ferryboats To Sub In Chesapeake
Navy to run two 135-foot landing craft as temporary ferries across Chesapeake Bay between Little Creek and Kiptopeke to replace helicopter service after the bridge tunnel was damaged. Service awaits enclosure of decks and heating, with priority for essential travelers and hand baggage. Repairs to the 375-foot breach likely take three to five weeks.
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Bright Spots Noted In Troubled Rose High Meeting
Twelve Rose High School teachers spoke for about 50 of the 60 faculty at a Greenville meeting on Thursday night identifying discipline and authority in class as problems and praising mixed race cooperation as a bright spot.
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Rose High School
Calude West
Audrey Whitehurst
North Carolina Study Committee Moves Toward Pesticide Controls
A pesticide study commission in Raleigh faced a tough choice on possible sale and use controls as science stops short of conclusive proof of danger. Dr Don Hayne urged action while asking how certain action must be to protect health. The eight member panel will report to the 1971 legislature and plan public hearings across the state.
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Raleigh Durham Airport Closed After Jet Gear Trouble
An Eastern Airlines stretched DC-8 lost a main landing gear wheel off the pavement while taxiing at Durham airport. The aircraft blocked the runway area and the airport halted jet traffic at 6 20 p m. Passengers were shuttled to Greensboro High Point Winston Salem for continuation to Atlanta.
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Raleigh-Durham
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Atkins No Longer Considered Indigent in Tate Case
Los Angeles AP A Superior Court judge ruled Susan Denise Atkins is no longer indigent after her court attorney began private representation. Judge Joseph A. Wapner ordered the change Friday following the switch, with fee details undisclosed. Atkins, 21, had provided alleged details of the Tate LaBianca murders and faces an indictment in another Malibu musician slaying.
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Tate-LaBianca
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