US rejects Philippines demand to return sailor for trial
Manila reports United States rejects the Philippine demand to return a former American sailor to face a Philippine court for a fatal shooting at a rifle range. Ambassador Byroade says the sailor was acquitted of negligent homicide by a US Navy court and is now in the United States. The U.S. agrees to reopen negotiations on the military bases agreement to be fair to both nations.
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Britain Set For Crucial Vote Test
Joseph W. Gigg reports from Brighton that Conservative Leader Edward Heath urged hard work for Britain’s next general election, likely in 1970. Heath defended his policies on the European Common Market immigration and capital punishment, pledging strict immigration controls and a conscience vote on the death penalty if it returns to Parliament.
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Plane Crash Under Probe at Utah Airport
Federal aviation officials from Las Vegas probed a Beechcraft Bonanza crash at St George Municipal Airport. Four aboard—Dr C Condie Call and wife Mary, Phoenix, and Robert Bernstein and wife Mary Lou—died when the plane flipped in a gust during landing. Witnesses described a bounce before the craft rolled.
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