Asaba Food Crisis Deepens Amid Red Cross Expulsion
In Asaba Nigeria federal and local authorities clash over hunger and relief. Father Hugh Conlon warns of famine as 500 tons of aid sit locked away while 8 000 residents face starvation. International observers probe Red Cross expulsions and seek reconciliation with Nigerian forces.
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Canada
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Three Broadmeadows inmates still at large after escape
Police hunt three fugitives from Broadmeadows Prison Farm after six inmates fled Sunday. Gerald Owens of Upper Chichester and Michael P. Dougherty and Eugene J. Shaffer of Philadelphia remain at large awaiting burglary and larceny charges. Signs reading White Men Go Home appeared as tensions rose over allegations of espionage and foreign worker involvement.
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Upper Chichester Township
Michael P. Dougherty
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Philadelphia
Bogus Lawyer In Court
Washington AP report follows Daniel Jackson Oliver Wendel Holmes Morgan, a court impostor who once faced forgery and fraud sentences, seeks to argue before the Supreme Court. Released from Leavenworth, he sues prison officials in a $43,265,000 claim and eyes a possible state court path, aided by a false tale of medical harm.
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Walter Mitty
Supreme Court
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Leavenworth
Kansas
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C. A. Jarvis
U.S
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Justice Department
Griswold
Daniel Jackson
Oliver
Wendel Holmes Morgan
Greater U S Aid Urged By Tate
New Orleans AP Mayor James H Tate of Philadelphia urged higher federal and state funding for American cities at the Congress of Cities noting that frustrating federal statutes and regulations stifle initiative and waste national assets.
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James H. J. Tate
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Congress of Cities
Navy orders more rocket launchers from indicted firm
The Navy ordered a large supply of 2.75 inch rocket launchers from Alsco Inc of St Louis, a company under federal indictment for alleged kickbacks on prior launcher contracts. The Pentagon listed a $5 042 549 modification to an existing contract and said new bids for two launcher contracts were due December 19 with two awards expected in January 1969 and deliveries starting next August.
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Bob Horton
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Techfab Division
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Associated Press
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The notice states hours of operation from 8 AM to 4 PM daily and 9 AM to 3 PM on Saturdays, indicating regular weekday and weekend service times.
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