American mystic expelled from India lands in New York
Eric Cameron Smith, a 30 year old American Hindu mystic from Studio City California, arrived at Kennedy Airport after being deported from India for lack of visible means of support. He spoke of seeking God and leaving his guru’s cave life on the Ganges.
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India
Eric Cameron Smith
Studio City
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David Bogaisky
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
God
New Delhi
Ganges River
U.S
Tornado Kills Four Injures Sixty In Warren Arkansas
A tornado struck the south side of Warren Arkansas Friday night killing four people and injuring about sixty others. The storm caused widespread property damage and knocked out 1600 telephone lines. National Guard units were called up and fires were reportedly sparked in the town. Earlier another twister hit south of El Dorado with no injuries reported.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
National Guard
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Louisiana Line
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Plains
Midwest
Convicted killer eludes capture after jail break near Tyler
Thomas Walter Shaw, 38, one of five inmates who escaped Friday, persuaded two officers he was a vagrant and was driven to the town edge and released. Police tracked Shaw and two other escapees who rode a cab 100 miles to Dallas, while Edward Elton Corley was arrested in Tyler attempting a residence break. Jimmy Wayne Nanny, 26, was detained for narcotics after being found with Shaw at a Tyler store.
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Piney
East Texas
Thomas Walter Shaw
Dallas
Edward Elton Corley
Jimmy Wayne Nanny
Shaw
Nanny
Seized envoy freed in trade and other world brief items
In Aden South Yemen the freed French ambassador Jean Gueury was exchanged for two Somali prisoners and 19 gold bars worth 100 000 dollars. Portugal bans Maoist party ahead of April 25 vote. Glasgow to run as workers cooperative. Rijeka hospital fire kills 24 newborns. Italy threatens trade war over French wine boycott and seeks redress from the EEC.
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France
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Gueury
Aden
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Geury
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Afars
Issas
French Somalia
Rome
Italy
Common Market
Mariano Rumor
Jean Puaux
Economic Commission
Meir Hospitalized For Frozen Shoulder in Jerusalem
Former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, 77, was hospitalized in Jerusalem on Friday for treatment of a frozen shoulder. A spokesman at Hadassah Hospital said she would receive physiotherapy in the internal medicine department. The condition, common in the elderly, limits shoulder movement but is usually treatable.
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Victoria Fyodorova
U.S
Jackson R. Tate
Tate
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Fla
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Navy
Hugh Tate
Hilda
Victoria
Moscow
Zoya Fyodorova
Golda Meir
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Jerusalem
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Portugal
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