Canada charges Hanoi troops in South Vietnam breach
Canada's peacekeeping delegation at ICCSU accused North Vietnamese forces of infiltrating South Vietnam to back one side in the conflict. Officials cited the first such charge by Canada as the four nation force underlined Hanoi’s alleged violations amid broader regional tensions and U.S. bombing support in Cambodia.
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International Commission For Control and Supervision
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Maraden Panggabean
Indonesia
Poland
Viet Cong
Cambodia
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UN Ponders Raid Reaction as Lebanon Attacks Rise
Egyptian Foreign Minister Zayyat leads push at the United Nations after Israel and the United States face renewed pressure over the Lebanon raid. Two American oil tanks blown in Beirut by leftist saboteurs raise regional tensions as the Security Council delays its session to Monday.
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Storm Kills 200 in Bangladesh
A cyclone and heavy rains in central Bangladesh left as many as 200 dead. Forty five bodies were recovered and 15,000 injured. Over 10,000 were made homeless as damage hit Faridpur and surrounding areas. A Red Cross team surveyed relief needs.
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Lawrence High junior wins top award at Douglas County Science Fair
Lawrence High School junior Dennis Brain wins the life sciences top prize at the Douglas County Science Fair earning a trip to the National Science Fair in San Diego for his study of phosphorus and carbon effects on lake algae. He also receives multiple awards and scholarships.
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David C. Brain
Orchard Sn
Douglas County
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Lawrence High School
Journal-World Photo
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Air Force
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Gene Sweeney
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Stanley Roth
Okla
Lawrence’ High School
Anne Fishburn
Mildred Mast
William Bradley Jr
Daniel Robins
Donald Bowen
James Montgomery
Deborah van Winkle
Becky Burke
Scott Stewart
Greg Butell
Lisa McChesney
Robin M. Price
Brent Yowell
Andy Tubbs
Tanya Rainbolt
Jane Stoneking
Rodney Bowen
Barbara Henry
Jill Holloway
Rachel Piehler
Jeff Hicks
Aronda Hurst
Brian Lockyear
Greg Wedd
Weather Outlook Warns of Weekend Rain and Cold Snap
National Weather Service predicts a wet weekend with showers and thunderstorms, followed by a sharp cooling trend. Rain totals around .4 inches by 11 am, with a 60 percent chance of more rain tonight and Sunday, and daytime highs in the upper 30s to low 40s Monday across the state.
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U S Oil Tanks Are Set Afire in Beirut Attack
In Beirut two large oil tanks at a U S owned refinery were blown up and set ablaze by a Maoist Lebanese group vowing further attacks. The tanks held 30 000 barrels combined of 100 000 barrel capacity each. 18 of 28 tanks were wired but 16 charges were disarmed. The Mediterranean Refinery Co and Trans Rabian Pipeline Tapline owned tanks. Tapline halted pumping and loading operations.
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Lebanon
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Caltex
Mediterranean Refinery Co
Trans-Rabian Pipeline
Tapline
Daytona Beach Club Sees Tax Notice Ahead
Daytona Beach Veteran Businessmen's Club secretary Dick Allen warns members via newsletter that the Internal Revenue Service expects payment of fines for reckless thriving by April 16.
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Tennessee campus bids farewell to Archie Dykes
UT officials and students express admiration for Archie Dykes as he departs Knoxville after being named KU chancellor. Letters praise his memory and leadership while analysts note his push for democracy driven higher education and broader public support.
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Tennessee
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Religion Series to Begin on Pontius Pilate in Journal World
The Journal-World will publish a special Easter series on Pontius Pilate the magistrate who sentenced Jesus. George W. Cornell AP religion writer prepared the pieces using historical and Biblical accounts and ancient writings.
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