Underwater arrest in Guernsey nets shellfish poaching fine
In St Peter Port, David Kemps rmeeLey was fined after an underwater thwarting by Constable Archer. The 32 year old man was charged under an old Guernsey law forbidding shellfish collection except four days around the full moon. The constable, a scuba diver, surfaced Kemps rmeeLey and confiscated his gear and catch. The case highlights Channel Island poaching laws and the next full moon window for lawful gathering.
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Channel Lands
David Kempts rmeeLey
Britain
David Arch
mpthorne-Ley
Guernsey
Channel Islands
Archer
St. Peter Port
Kemptame-Ley
Guernsey Magistes
King's Name Applauded in Georgia
Atlanta and other cities marked the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. birthday with tributes and a memorial service. In Georgia the Senate applauded close aides as African diplomats attended ceremonies, while a Chicago campus clash over a moment of silence left several injured. A four hour service at Ebenezer Baptist Church drew over 1,000 attendees. Plans for a $2.5 million King village and memorials at his church and Morehouse College were announced, with a $25 to $40 million funding scope for the institutes and library. Senator Brooke proposed a national King day, while Georgia lawmakers debated a state holiday. In New York and Pittsburgh, memorial observances and school absences occurred.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Georgia State Senate
King
Horace Ward
Northwestern University
University of Georgia
Ilinois University
Chicago
University
Ward
Senate
Lincoln Memorial
Washington
Red Hills
Georgia
Senate Chamber
Martin Luther King Sr
Rosa Park
Montgomery
Ala
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Ralph D. Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
James Earl Ray
Ray
Atlanta University Center
Morehouse College
Institute For Nonviolent Social Change
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Leroy Johnson
Georgia Senate
New York
Gob
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John, W. Lindsay
Manhattan
Percy £. Lutton
Congress
Pittsburgh
Arkansas Senate discusses sterilization tied to marriage license
In Little Rock a bill would require proof of IQ at least 50 for marriage license applicants and sterilization proof if IQ is below 60. Senator Griffin argued the measure relieves welfare burdens and protects children, while Welfare Commissioner Blaylock noted its moral controversy and mentioned Norway’s sterilization example. A separate military code bill and transportation stat facts follow.
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Arkansas Senate
Richard Earl Griffin
Crossett Sora
Griffin
State Board of Education
Len Blaylock
Blaylock
Norway
Sens
Max Powell
Attle Rock
John Gibson Sr
Dermott
Oure
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
France Absent From Pact Meeting In Brussels
Defense ministers from Atlantic alliance nations approve five year armament goals while France’s tricolor flies at the entrance flags, France absent from the session. The plan includes modest troop and material increases amid the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia last year and reinforces American deployments in West Germany such as Reforger 1 and Crested Cap.
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Carl Hartman
Associated Press
Brussels
Belgium
Atlantic
Allialice
Alliance
France
Czechoslovakia
U.S. Army
Air Force
West Germany
NATO Defense Spending Shifts Amid European Burden
Defense ministers from NATO nations meet behind closed doors as European members increase contributions while U S outlays rise largely due to Vietnam. 1967 to last year spending fell for some, with West Germany trimming from 5.348 to 5.081 billion dollars. U S total climbs to about 394 billion, nearly four times the combined 14 other members.
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Richard M. Nison
Earth Atlantic Treaty Organizaon
United States
West Germany
Western Europe
Friends of the Alliance
Czechslovakia
Pacific
Mediterranean
Harlan Cleveland
U.S
NATO
Paul H. Nitze
Johnson
Clark Clifford
Mjor
Pierre Messimer
France
Alliance
Vietnam
Uranium Ore Surplus Prompts U S Delivery Push
The government reports uranium stocks are overflowing and urges the industry to boost deliveries for a period. The AEC plans 1989 to 1973 joint goals amid expected European defense demand rises, with talks of a European caucus and bids for reduced shipments to save costs.
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Paul Segers
Britain
Denis Healey
Prince Charles Earns First Solo Flight in England
Prince Charles, who began flying last summer and logged 144 hours, made his first solo flight Tuesday in a small trainer aircraft over eastern England. His father Prince Philip has logged more than 2,000 hours across over 40 aircraft types.
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Bassingbourn
England
Prince Charles
Prince Philip
Gangster Plans Return and Remembered Outlaws
A jailed gangster plans to see a film about Bonnie and Clyde after 33 years in prison. Alvin Karpis, 61, leader of the Barker-Karpis gang, recalls Bonnie and Clyde as a “confile of fun-loving kids.” James Whitcomb Riley is cited as the Hoosier poet.
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Bonnié and Cipole
Alvin Karpis
Karpis
Ma Barker
United States
Bonnie and Clyde
James Whitcomb Riley
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