Murder Slasher Terrorizes Buenos Aires Suburb
A killer, described as curly haired with brown skin, has beaten four housewives to death in Lomas del Mirador since March 15. Police question a possible suspect while residents form vigilante groups and husbands stay home at night. The victims were found in their beds, beaten with a hammer, as authorities search the district.
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Gill
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Santiago
Chile
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Alfredo Garcia Almeyda
Garcia Almeyda
Here
la Paz
Peru
Survivors Rescued as Gunung Agung Death Toll Rises
Antara News Agency reports terrified survivors evacuated from danger zones around Gunung Agung in northeastern Bali after last week’s eruption. Death toll surpassed 1,500 with fears of thousands more killed by fiery debris and lava flows.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPT
Antara
Gunung Agung
Bali
Singapore
W. R. Kerns
la Jolla
Calif
Kerns
Typhoid Closes Ski Resort in Zermatt Hotels Shut
Typhoid fever halted ski season in Zermatt as hotel and restaurant owners voted to shut down until the epidemic subsides. Cantonal Medical Association criticized health authorities for insufficient action after January cases, sparking national criticism of tourist interests delaying warnings.
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Zermatt, Switzerland
UPI
Cantonal Medicals Association
Zermatt
Valais
Gazette de Lausanne
Newsman George Biggers Sr. Dies in Orlando
George C. Biggers Sr. aged 70, former president and general manager of Atlanta Newspapers, Inc., died of cancer in Orlando on Monday after a long career in publishing.
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Orlando, Fl
UPI
George C. Biggers Sr
Atlanta News Papers, Inc
Dry Swedes Seek Liquor Amid Nordic Border Flight
Parched Swedes headed for Denmark and Norway to buy liquor as a four week strike by 360 delivery foremen at the state owned liquor stores denied shipments. Border officials reported thousands crossing the border after a February 27 strike action.
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Stockholm
UPI
Denmark
Norway
Britain Presses US to Block Soviet Pipe Deal
London diplomatic sources say the United States is applying pressure on Britain to cancel a major steel pipe agreement between a private British firm and the Soviet Union. Britain shows no sign of yielding as Washington steps up efforts to block resale of about 23 million dollars in wide diameter pipes.
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London
AFR
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
West Germany
Washington
Soviet naval expansion feared by NATO analysts
London reports NATO officials warn the Soviet Union is pursuing a three pronged naval buildup. Nuclear and conventional submarines, fast missile patrol boats, and expanded fishing vessels reportedly designed to shadow Allied movements and probe Western defenses.
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London
Soviet Union
Moscow
NATO
Sta
Atlantic
Antarctic
South Atlantic
Indian
Pactear
Polaris
Russia
West
Pensioners May Get Eyewear at Reduced Cost
The notice indicates pensioners may soon receive glasses at a lower cost. Dr Nilton Glinberg, a noted optometrist, offers guidance from the Heatwell Building, 11 Pine Area, with a date listed for distribution and eligibility.
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Nilton Glinberg
Heatwell
Japan Gives U.N. 5 Million Dollar Check
Ambassador Katsuo Okazaki presented a five million dollar check to U Thant in New York for purchase of U.N. bonds. The payment brings total cash purchases to 123.88 million as part of a 200 million dollar issue to support U.N. peacekeeping efforts.
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United Nations
Katsuo Okazaki
Japan
Genera
Local Health Ad Describes Pain Relief Application
A short ad from the Long Beach area promotes a topical remedy for aches in shoulders and legs. It mentions improved circulation and relief by a “different application” and cites offices at 2501 E Broadway.
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Long Beach
Bt CE
de Deen BC
E Broadway
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