Bolivia quits OAS over Chile river dispute
Bolivia announced it is leaving the Organization of American States after 14 months of deadlock over the Lauca River with Chile. Foreign Minister Jose Fellman Velarde said the OAS proved incompetent by failing to resolve the dispute and prevent Chilean damming that could desiccate Bolivia's altiplano. Emilio Sarmiento, Bolivia's OAS delegate, serves on key committees.
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Gilbert Fumes Over Lip Injury Court Award
Leslie Gilbert, a 48 year old saxophonist in London, rejected a $26,000 court award for lip injuries from a car crash. He said he would give the money back tomorrow to restore his lips to working order.
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London
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Leslie Gilbert
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Ordeal Ceremony Welcomes Fourteen New OA Members
Fourteen new members of Nehagamon Lodge Order of the Arrow completed the Ordeal at Camp Bonanza under Charles Seifert. Lodge Chief Kenyon Moss cited self-reliance self-control self denial and service as key as Don Razy Eddie King Kim Jenkins Dennis Hugh and Walt Cooley led the ceremonial team. New lodge members include Bob Anderson Lee Burlingame Howard Clark Mark Clark Ernest Denley Vince Garth Greg Genochio Bill Gibson Glen Ocielrich Sebastian Mikulich Danny Ross John Schaumburg Charles Schaefer and Tom Smith.
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Charles Seifert
Boulder Dam
Kenyon Moss
Don Razy
Eddie King
Kim Jenkins
Dennis Hugh
Walt Cooley
Lodge
Bob Anderson
Lee Burlingame
Howard Clark
Mark Clark
Ernest Denley
Vince Garth
Greg Genochio
Bill Gibson
Glen O¢elrich
Sebastian Mikulich
Danny Ross
John Schaumburg
Charles Schaefer
Tom Smith
Moss
Bill Middleton
Black Muslim Jury Deliberating on Riot Case in 1962
In Los Angeles the all white jury enters the 17th day of deliberations in the trial of 14 Black Muslims charged with a riot against police on April 27, 1962. One sect member was killed, five wounded, six officers injured. four defendants reportedly found guilty of interfering with police.
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Los Angeles
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David Coleman
Readers Arise in Local Notebook of Names and Anecdotes
A lively community roundup lists people visiting and living in the area. It mentions Ann Isaacs in Miami Beach seeking a spot in a nice people section, George Horn's archery range plans and Bow making, Pam Goetz from Atlanta visiting Disney, and showbiz notes about Peggy Lee and George Kirby. It also notes smog-driven relocation from California, fishing chatter from Orange County visitors, local workers and families, and social tidbits including a 20th wedding anniversary and nearby nightlife gossip.
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Miami Beach
Morton Karsh
Lucky
Sahara
George Horn
George
Air Force
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E. Essex Drive
Hugo Horn
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Pam
Pamela
Atlanta
Alicia
al Goetz
Disneyland
Bill Snow
Riviera
San Francisco
Louise Madden
Larry Guinto
Funnyman
George Kirby
Peggy Lee
Harlem
Ronnie Simone
Jack Cathcart
Ark
Charles Carpenter
Copacabana
N.Y
Francisco Aguabella
Havana
Cuba
Dave Harper
Milt Bronson
Versailles
Orange County
Calif
Catalina Island
Lewis French
Cinder
Hank Shank
Joe Yip
New Frontier
Eddie Mileski
New York City
Haven Gillespie
Eddie
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