Boy loses memory after June 4 sea entry and wanders
A 17 year old blond youth, found near Key West after surfacing from the Gulf of Mexico, cannot recall his past or family. He has amnesia, plays piano, and lives in a Salvation Army funded motel while police trace his identity from inquiries. He names himself John Dor and can name many U.S. places, prompting a nationwide search.
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John Dor
Israel and Egypt clash in first dog fight since ceasefire
Israeli pilots say two Egyptian MIG-21s were shot down over the Mediterranean, while Cairo claims two Israeli Mirage jets were downed near Ras el Bar. Eyewitness reports and rival claims follow the clash as both sides acknowledge losses but deny space violations.
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Ras el Bar
Suez Canal
Secretary Rogers Makes Quiet Yale Visit for Daughter-in-Law’s Degree
Secretary William Rogers, who twice canceled appearances at Yale last spring, visited New Haven Sunday night and Monday to witness his daughter-in-law Nancy Rogers receive a law degree.
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William Rogers
Yale University
Rogers
New Haven
Inlaw
Nancy Rogers
Bride vows to rejoin jailed husband after Moscow nuptials
Mrs Judy Silver Shapiro flew to New York on Tuesday promising to rejoin her Russian scientist husband detained by Soviet police days after their Jewish wedding in Moscow. She claimed he is held at a Moscow waiting station with charges unknown, while the government refused visa extension after their civil status is not yet established.
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Judy Silver Shapiro
New York
Moscow
Wililin
Gabriel
Soviet Union
Britains NI leader rejects IRA peace offer
Britain rejects a seven day cease-fire proposal from the IRA and insists on talks without ultimatums. Northern Ireland secretary William Whitelaw says the offer would end arrests and arms searches but is refused. The warning threatens intensified violence if rejected.
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Britain
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
William Whitelaw
Soviet drive to curb alcohol use sparks nationwide campaign
Moscow reports the Central Committee policy to wage a decisive struggle against drunkenness and alcoholism. Local party committees must boost social and administrative measures, open health resorts, refurbish spas, build ski areas and small cinemas to show anti alcohol films as part of the wide crackdown.
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