Trinidad Mutiny Nears End After Four Dead
Police said mutineers at Trinidad and Tobago headquarters were largely under control as troops formed a cordon. Acting Police Commissioner May reported four killed in shooting incidents and about 30 hostages held earlier, with most mutineers surrendering as a state of emergency continued and clashes rose across the island.
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ORT
Spain
Isi
Trini-Hieved
Tobago
Tony ‘May
Army
May
Tam
Lindbergh Advocates Conservation In Manila
Charles A. Lindbergh, 68, in Manila to back wildlife conservation and Philippine efforts to save Tama raw water buffalo and monkey eating eagle. He warns of dangers from technology and pollution, recalling changes from horses to spaceships and planning a Japanese trip with his son Jon to discuss whale conservation.
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Manila
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Philippine
Lindbergh
Philippines
Pacific Ocean
Minnesota
Jon
Oceanographic
Goromission of
Washington
State
Japan
Tulsa Kite Flying Contest Held At Mackenzie Park
The Tulsa Chamber of Commerce hosts the third annual kite flying contest at 2 p.m. in Mackenzie City Park. Prizes go to largest and smallest homemade kites, smallest flying 20 feet, highest, most unique and best trick kite, plus a parachute drop contest.
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Tulsa
Washington, D.C
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
Mackenzie City Park
Pope Paul VI Visits Sardinia Amid Riots and Charity Promises
Pope Paul VI spent nearly a day in Cagliari meeting slum residents and denouncing poverty while anarchists clashed with police. About 100 rioters threw stones and shouted slogans as 22 were detained and 18 injured, including eight officers. The pope urged improvements in housing, education, and jobs, and pledged aid from the Holy See.
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Cagliari
Sardinia
Paul VI
Sant’ Elia
Italy
Paul
Sant'Elia
Holy See
Fof
Sante’Elia
Costa Rican Students Protests Signing Of U S Contract
Thousands of Costa Rican students from universities and high schools rallied in San Jose to block a pending government contract with the Aluminum Company of America. They threatened to kidnap congressmen and called for a general strike supported by the National Association of Public Employees. President Trejos warned the movement may be influenced by subversive elements amid regional tensions as Figueres prepares to take office May 7. Police detained two men with 38 bombs in an apparent plot to overthrow the government.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
U.S
Aluminum Company of America
Alcoda
Congress
National Association of Public Employees
Jose Joaquin Trejos
Nicaragua
Jose Figueres
Trejos
Armando Lara Bustamante
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Trinidad
U.S. Weather Bureau
Plueries
Pacific Northwest
New England
Plains
Northeast
Mississippi Valley
Florida
Lindy
Limelight
Fair Park Coliseum
Lubbock
Oberlin St
Avalanche-Journal
Aug. Ave
Big Spring Eery
Crosbyton
Halfway
Hereford
Lamesa
Lockerville
Morton
Pope
Rome
Santa Elia
Rae
Mullins TV Lab
Ffubers
Boot & Western
Lee Tetor
Clark's
Cook United, Inc
Eer
Hong Kong
Custom Tailors
Fone“ Me, Sham Kirpalani
Ferrin
Saeert
Hendbegi
Glover
Welcomaya Ste
IN Town Inn
Ave. K. Lubbock
Texas
Ramna’s Custom Tailors
P.O
Kowloon
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