Paris Bomb Attacks Heighten De Gaulle Security Sweep
Three new bomb blasts in Paris target Renault sites and banks within a week of De Gaulle ordering tightened security. A 21 year old student injured. police suspect leftist student groups and criminal elements amid France s monetary crisis and Vietnam talks as Interior Minister Marcellin orders street searches and crowd checks.
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Egyptian AP Reporter Arrest Raises Spy Case Questions
Al Ahram reported Egyptian authorities arrested an Associated Press reporter amid a spy case probe. The paper cited an official source saying the arrest is unrelated to AP work. The reporter, Aly Mahmoud, was seized last week and held on undisclosed charges as officials sealed and later unsealed a section of the AP bureau in Cairo.
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al Ahram
Associated Press
Aly Mahmoud
AP Bureau
White fly blamed in palm disease carrier
Australian scientist N. E. Grylls identifies a white fly as the carrier of a yellowing disease destroying coconut palms. The finding could aid Jamaica and Southeast Asia where tens of thousands of trees die yearly and growers suffer significant losses.
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N. E. Grylls
Jamaica
Southeast Asia
Caldera Necks Ahead as Venezuela Vote Count Tightens
With about 95 percent of ballots counted the Social Christian Party leader Rafael Caldera held a 22 440 vote margin over ruling party candidate Gonzalo Barrios. Final results awaited two states where Social Christians led. Caldera declared winner last week while Barrios did not concede.
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Rafael Caldera
Accion Democratica Party
Gonzalo Barrios
Caldera
Social Christians
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U S Destroyers Move Toward Black Sea Entry
Two U S Navy destroyers Dyess and Turner set to enter the Black Sea through the Bosporus amid Moscow protests and Turkish diplomacy. U S sources call the voyage routine while Soviet press calls it a provocation violating the Montreux Convention.
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Poor Britons Queen Faces No Pay Rise in 16 Years
London reports Queen Elizabeth II has not received a pay raise since 1952 as inflation erodes the value of her annual royal expenses. The Sunday Express warns cuts may be needed in ceremonial duties if the allowance does not rise. Dutch Queen Juliana now earns 1.32 million and her consort more than Prince Philip.
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Hart Woman Named in Outstanding Young Women of America
Mrs. Dewayne Brown of Hart is selected for inclusion in the 1968 Outstanding Young Women of America. The Hart resident, former Miss June Ware, is noted for community service religious and professional activities. She attended Lackney High School and Texas Tech West Texas State University and Arizona University. She has taught in Dimmitt Dalhart and Hart school systems.
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June Ware
W. P. Ware
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Soviet Czech Chiefs Meet in Kiev on Mutual Interests
Soviet and Czechoslovak leaders held a two day Kiev meeting, their first since August, to discuss further cooperation and mutual concerns. Participants included Brezhnev Kosygin Dubcek Cer nik Svob Ida and discussed no specific topics in the communique.
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Tass
Ukraine
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Alexander Dubcek
Oldrich Cernik
Ludvik Svobo Ida
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Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
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U S Frees Four After T33 Crash in Greenland Storm
Three U S Air Force T33 trainer jets crashed near Sondre Stroemfjord Air Base Greenland after fuel ran out during a heavy snowstorm. Four crewmen parachuted to safety and were rescued by a Danish helicopter. Five F5 jets in formation landed safely amid the weather. One crewman suffered a broken arm. Names not released.
Cape Town Scientists Uncover Moth Lure Substance
University of Cape Town researchers identify a chemical exuded by female False Coddling Moths that attracts males. They plan to mass produce the lure in labs to trap and remove the pests threatening citrus crops.
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South Africa
University of Cape Town
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