Guerrilla Violence Roils Bolivia Amid Ambushes and Strikes
Reports from Bolivia describe ongoing guerrilla attacks near La Paz and Catavi with 20 or more killed and dozens wounded. The uprising, linked to miners and anti-government unrest, prompted calls for broader trade strikes and student protests in La Paz and Santa Cruz.
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Old Man Turns Self Into Bomb In Red Square
In Moscow a man formed into a human bomb and exploded near Lenin’s Red Square Tomb injuring two Russian youths and an Italian tourist. Eyewitnesses say the assailant spoke of a Middle East cease fire before the blast. Police cleared spectators as debris covered cobblestones.
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Rare RH Null Blood Saves Premature Newborn in New York
Doctors at Mount Sinai Hospital used RH Null blood to transfuse a premature baby named Derek Morgannes after birth. The infant faced fatal anemia because RH Null blood from its mother attacked the baby's RH Positive blood, and a rapid transfusion program involving frozen and donor units followed.
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Jury Awards $3 253 76 in Workmen’s Comp Case
A civil jury in the 137th District Court deliberated about two hours before returning a verdict for the plaintiff in a workers compensation suit. The total recovery was 3253 76 with 570 paid, against Western Fire and Indemnity Co. The case was tied to injury and blood antigen theory claims.
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Guinea protests over arrest of envoys at UN
Guinea officials at the United Nations protested to Secretary General Thant regarding the arrest of Guinea's foreign minister and the chargé d affaires in Conakry. The Ugubus embassy press reported the government sought the two men's release.
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U S Envoy Ends India Talks With Gandhi Letter Delivered
U S special envoy Raymond A. Hare wrapped three days of meetings in New Delhi after an hour with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and delivering a letter from President Johnson. He planned further talks in Tehran before returning home.
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Oil shipments resume from Lebanese terminal amid war
Beirut reports that a Turkish tanker loaded with 159000 tons of crude oil departed for Britain and avoided deliveries to West Germany as authorities, under orders, restrict exports during the Arab Israeli conflict. A spokesman said the Mediterranean terminal resumed activity with limited exports to maintain supply lines.
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