River of Death Haunts Colombo as Ceylon Rebels Fall
Hundreds of rebel bodies drift down Sri Lanka rivers toward the sea in a brutal civil war showing the depth of unrest. Security forces burn corpses on funeral pyres away from towns as Colombo endures curfew and gunfire amid reports of thousands dead and fears of overseas gun running.
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Protest Is Peaceful as Vietnam Marches Spread Anew
Tens of thousands of antiwar marchers filled streets of San Francisco and rallied at Golden Gate Park with speakers urging peace in Indochina. Police counted 156000 in San Francisco while Washington drew hundreds of thousands in a Capitol rally noted for its orderly, festive mood and broad cross section of participants.
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Entombed Body Found in Cincinnati Hotel Closet
Cincinnati police found the decayed body of John Dockey entombed in concrete inside a hotel room closet. The man, missing since Christmas, had Social Security checks cashed since his disappearance, and the concrete casing was covered by men's clothing.
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Cincinnati
John Dockey
Navy jets chase MIG into North Vietnam missile belt
Two US Navy fighter bombers chased a MIG21 deep into North Vietnam then dodged surface to air missiles before returning to the Kitty Hawk. The action came amid a week of intense air activity over the North, with SAM sites targeted as far as 110 miles inside North Vietnam and a bombing run over Laos.
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Guantanamo Bay a Thorn in Castro’s Cuba
A look inside Guantanamo Bay shows tense life under U S control. The base commander states bluntly that withdrawal is not an option. The article contrasts the base’s status with wider Cuba relations and military interests.
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Castro
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Weather warms as days rise but nights stay cold
The forecast calls for daytime highs in the mid s with nights in the Ws. Monday should bring similar temperatures with increasing cloudiness.
Mental Health Chief Named Ohio Department Leader
Gov. John J. Gilligan names Oregon administrator Gaver as consultant to James Welsh for six months before he becomes director of Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Corrections. If approved, Gaver will lead the Mental Health Department while Bennett Cooper would head the new Department of Corrections.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Oregon
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Corrections
Gaver
James Welsh
Department of Mental Health
Bennett Cooper
Department of Corrections
Soyuz 10 Docks and Returns to Earth
Soyuz 10 connected with the Salute space station after a 41 hour chase and flew together for 5½ hours. Tass reported docking and berthing tests under ground control, aiming to build the first orbital space laboratory. The craft landed near Karaganda Kazakhstan at 2:40 a.m. Moscow time 6:40 p.m. EST Saturday.
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Orbital Space Laboratory
Tass
Karaganda
Kazakhstan
Moscow
Law Lets Consumers Inspect Credit Files Starting Monday
A new law empowers U S credit users to learn what is in their files and challenge entries. The Fair Credit Reporting Act requires disclosure of information on credit bureaus files except medical data and limits access to those with legitimate business needs. It also sets dispute procedures, time limits for harmful data, and rules on reporting for high value insurance and job investigations.
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Washington
Leonor K. Sullivan
Missouri
Senate
Credit Bureau
Moon dust may boost plant growth in space lettuce test
At Texas A&M and Space Center Houston scientists combine a pinch of lunar soil with a reactor treated mix and lettuce to probe what in moon dust helps plants grow. Five grams of lunar soil will be irradiated then placed with lettuce roots to test uptake and identify activated elements and growth effects.
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Texas A&m
College Station
Tex
Paul Baur Jr
North Texas State University
Space Center
A&m
Baur
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