English Girls Acquitted of Scandal but Fined in Madrid
Two English women, Evelyn Clements and Heather Mortimer, were convicted of disturbing the peace and given five day suspended jail terms plus 500 pesetas fines after a night watchman accused them of carnal acts with U S airmen. The court rejected claims of a public scandal and accepted that a goodnight kiss is a common English custom.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Evelyn Clements
Heather Mortimer
U. S
Clements
Mortimer
McNamara predicts long, hard war in South Vietnam
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara warned Congress of a long war in South Vietnam while outlining a stepped up training effort and a doubling of Vietnamese air force pilots. He said victory would require courage, imagination, and persistent execution of South Vietnamese plans.
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Fense
Robert S. McNamara
South
Viet Nam
Congress
Saigon
McNamara
House Armed Service Committee
U.S
South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Navy
U.S. Air Force
Maxwell D. Taynor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S. denies involvement in Cuban exile coastal raid
Washington officials deny any U S agency role in the hit and run attack on a sugar mill in Oriente Province led by Manuel Artime. State Department press officer McCloskey says the denial covers all U S agencies including the CIA.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
United States
Oriente
Miami
McCloskey
Castro
State and Justice Departments
U.S
John E. Kennedy
Cuba
CIA
Freeman outlines three phase Democrat farm program
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman told the Women's National Democratic Club that the party has a three phase farm program to appeal to urban voters. He described commodity, community, and food programs aimed at rural jobs, city well being, and expanding food stamps while praising President Johnson's Appalachian tour.
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Washington
UPI
Orville L. Freeman
Democratic Party
Freeman
National Democratic Club
House
Senate
Johnson
Appalachian
Auschwitz Inmate Killed For Kindness At War Crimes Trial
Witnesses described Imil Bednarek, 56, killing a prisoner who brought food to a punishment squad member by striking with a club and choking him at Auschwitz. Other defendants were accused of killings as former inmates testified about Nazi executions, torture, and the grim routine at the Gestapo camp.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Auschwitz
Imil Bednarek
Bednarek
Karl Doering
Warsaw
Doering
Gestapo
Klaus Dysewski
Jan Pilecki
Tokyo
Pilecki
Wilhelm Boger
Oswald Kaduk
Cyprus Violence Continues Near Nicosia Amid UN Efforts
Reports from Louroujina near Nicosia say Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots exchanged fire with British troops attempting to maintain peace. A Greek Cypriot spokesman claimed a Greek Cypriot was killed near Anakondas, while UN officials could not confirm. In Famagusta, Turkish Cypriot charges allege Greek army officers entered Cyprus illegally and were not part of the Greek contingent.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
UPI
Nicosia
United Nations
Louroujina
Anakondas
U.N
Famagusta
Cyprus
Fazil Kuchuk
Health Ways weight lifting equipment for sale
Classified notice for CL 67 misc sale offers Health Ways weight lifting equipment valued at 50 dollars, price 20 dollars. Contact number 384 3842 for details.
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Bank OF Las Vegas
Ncdana
Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Fidel Castro
Bolivia
Chile
Mexico
Uruguay
Foreign Ministry
Joao Goulart
Raul Roa Jr
Goulart
Francisco Calzadilla
Calzadilla
Havana
Enaldo Camaz de Magalhaes
Roa Sr
Dario Castro Alves
Santiago
Pedro Daza
Royal Safari
Nevada Typewriter Exchange
East Charleston
Royal
Gallenkamp
Oxford
GallenKamp Shoes
Fremont
Peter J. Marshall
Eileen Rodgers
Wes
Les Voges
Nevada
Dylewski
Bover and
Kaduk
Foster's Shoes
VRS
Fred Rakeman
Jr-Apts
Pete Findlay
Oldsmobile
Boulder
Oakey
Las Vegas
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