Haiti tensions rise as U S embassy official assaulted
U S officials report a Haitian police stopped and searched Robert Bruce Hill first secretary in charge of the embassy economic section and his chauffeur early Wednesday. The incident follows recent anti foreign statements by Duvalier and sparks concern over worsening U S Haiti relations amid internal tensions and possible human rights inquiries by the OAS.
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Robert Bruce Hill
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Francois Duvalier
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Duvalier
Organization of American States Group
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Death Row Appeals Extend for Four California Killers
Three other men scheduled to die today faced ongoing challenges as their lawyer vowed to carry appeals to the U S Supreme Court. Golston's case prompted a new hearing after prison doctors noted schizophrenic tendencies and abnormal gratification from nude bodies. The defendants Rosato Vla hovich and Franklin were also condemned for the Anaheim tavern operator gang killing.
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San Francisco
Golston
Joseph Rosato
John F. Vlahovich
Donald G. Franklin
Anaheim
Calif
West German backing wanes yet firm support for rocket project
Seliger said he had limited support from West Germany while Bonn showed interest through jeeps helicopters and radio trucks around the launch site and officials promised very good future support. He noted possible backing by a government ministry but would not name it.
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Seliger
Bonn
Wernher van Braun
Nordhausen
Fear Planes Collide Over Reservoir
Ulster County sheriff's department reported two planes collided and exploded over a reservoir near Kingston. A spokesman said three parachutes were sighted and debris scattered widely. The collision likely involved two military planes with at least one jet, and no details on altitude or casualties were available.
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Kingston, N.Y
UPI
Ulster County Sheriff's Department
Nicklaus Seizes Lead In Miller Cup First Round
Nicklaus posted 33 31 for a 64 to erase Casper’s five year old 65. Palmer 34 32 66 Collins 24 33 67 Casper 37 33 70 Pott 34 36 70 Hebert 37 34 71 Littler 36 37 73 Nichols 37 38 75 Johnston 40 39 79 Ford 35 36 71 Cupt 35 36 71 Crampton 38 35 73 Player 36 37 73 Goalby 38 35 73 Kroll 35 37 72 Sanders 16 34 70.
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Gary Player
Bob Goalby
Ted Kroll
Doug Sanders
Freedom marchers cross state line amid heckling near Alabama
A group of eight Negroes detained for attending a walk from Atlanta to Birmingham signals Alabama’s response to planned demonstrations. The Chattanooga to Alabama marchers cover 16 miles first day, lodge at a mountain church near Wildwood Georgia, and press on toward the border amid curious locals. A roadside incident and teens from Trenton question segregation while a marcher explains unity as a guitar is shown.
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Attalla
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Wildwood
Trenton
Winston Lockett
Where I Stand Optimistic Musings on Dickinson Bets
A jittery bettor argues optimism can beat the Internal Revenue Service through partnerships. He contends long shots may yield profits despite repeated losses, hoping a Dickinson win will clear tax hurdles and spread gains among partners.
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Dickinson
Internal Revenue Service
Unfurnished 2 Bedroom Duplex Near TLTC Court
Clean 2-bedroom duplex with built-ins washer dishwasher disposal carpeted and glass patio doors. Refrigerated air electric base 72) and 735-9690 location near 41 April.
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TLTC
Expedition to conquer the world's highest peaks
Explorer Norman G. Dyhrenfurth of Santa Monica leads an American expedition planning to summit Everest Lhotse and Nuptse, the first to attempt all three. The venture is described as possibly the best funded and organized ascent to the forbidden peaks.
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Lhotse
Nuptse
Norman G. Dyhrenfurth
Santa Monica
Calif
X15 Mission Extends Toward 75 Mile Space Record
The Cambridge Research Laboratory in Massachusetts will study ultra violet and infrared rays from the X15 mission. The 81st mission paves the way for future flights beyond 58 miles in space as officials foresee a 75 mile peak altitude and expect the current 59.6 mile record to be surpassed.
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Cambridge Research Laboratory
Massachusetts
Space Agency
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