Bolivian Ambassador Faces Cocaine Smuggling Charges
Bolivian Ambassador Juan Lechin, on leave from Italy, returns to defend himself against cocaine smuggling charges leveled by Demetrio Osinaga. The accusation, tied to Bolivian politics, risks widening the leftist rightist split in the MNR as President Paz Estenssoro weighs replacing Lechin with a military man.
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Italy
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MNR
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Osinaga
Paz Estenssoro
Etenio Arte Murillo
Paz
Prince Charles Greets Queen on Lossiemouth Visit
Fourteen year old Prince Charles meets Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip at Lossiemouth Royal Naval Air Station after a scandal over underage cherry brandy drinking on a Scottish island. The Queen and Duke visit Gordonstoun in the day’s schedule before returning to Edinburgh.
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Lossiemouth
Scotland
UPS
Prince Charles
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Edinburgh
Gordonstoun
Stornoway
Hebrides Islands
Buckingham Palace
Lossiemouth Royal Naval Air Station
Eton
U S Engineers Survey Blue Nile in Ethiopia Delivers Long Range Plans
An eight man team led by Project Engineer Clyder E. Burdick surveyed the Blue Nile from Lake Tana to the Sudan border. The report estimates 19.5 million kilowatt hours of hydropower and 99 million acre feet of storage across 28 dams, with potential for irrigating one million acres. The project spans years and will pass to Ethiopian authorities after Denver reports.
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Sudan
Clyder E. Burdick
Ainsworth, Neb
United States
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Bahr Dar
Tisisat
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Lake
Victoria
Egypt
Tana
Blue Nile
Ethiopean
Burdick
Denver
Colo
Highlands
Strikes and Riots Challenge France Amid Unrest
Paris reports describe a national strike by air and weather controllers halting flights while clashes between about 1,000 farmers and riot police in Perpignan left some injured. Farmers dumped tomatoes and apricots on highways as police used tear gas. Domestic protests target produce prices and imports from Italy Spain and Israel as pressure grows on President De Gaulle and the government.
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UPI
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London
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Perpignan
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Georges Pompidou
Maurice Couve de Turville
Pope Paul
Britanny
Cavaillon
Fine Cooks Make Do With Nothing
New York UPI reports Miss Dolores Vanetti, cookbook author and wife of Dr. Theodore Ehrenreich, lauds diverse cooks from Kashmir to Italy. She praises a Kashmiri houseboat chef and an Italian diplomat for turning leftovers into meals, and notes her own travels and tasting of wild edibles and regional dishes.
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UPI
Dolores Vanetti
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Sahara Desert
Vanetti
Theodore Ehrenreich
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