OAS Renews Violence in Oran amid Attacks and Threats
The OAS announces renewal of actions in Oran through a pirate radio broadcast by ex Gen Paul Gardy, calling Europeans to pull back to metropolitan France. An explosion hit Oran City Hall and a gendarmerie building was attacked. two women were rescued with no casualties. Gardy warns of continued combat as peace moves are rejected and Ol the OAS authorities order forces to stay at posts.
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Hovercraft SAN2 Demonstrates 70 MPH on Calm Water
A hovercraft named SAN2 rose one foot above water and hit 70 miles per hour in its first public demonstration on Isle of Wight. The craft has four jet turbine engines and can carry about 75 passengers, with 30 aboard during the trial. it currently operates only on calm water.
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Nevada Race Forecast Draws Battle Lines Over Bell and Sawyer
The writer argues that Bell is the unified Republican choice, while Democrats waver and fear Bell's strength. Sawyer faces criticism for alleged waste and gaming licensing issues, with claims of no major Southern Nevada hotel builds under his term. The piece promises a thorough four year campaign analysis, promising scrutiny of state spending and governance.
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Leatherneck Guarded In Double Slaying
A former Leatherneck was questioned for six hours by state and local police then released with no charge. The double slayings of 17-year-old Noreen Buckley and 15-year-old Margaret Ann Kennedy, friends from Morris Plains, occurred near the commuter town. The investigation centered on a youth who reported an attack and showed a tire iron as a possible weapon.
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Accused Slayer Gets Continuance
A two week continuance was granted to allow Sidney Scott to decide if he will demand a preliminary hearing. Justice of the Peace Myron Leavitt set the delay to July 5, requiring the defendant to waive his right to immediate arraignment on murder charges. Ollila died from head injuries after a dispute over a truck payment.
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Sidney Scott
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