Tuamaro guerrillas execute US police expert Mitrione
In Montevideo Uruguay during the night the Tuamaro guerrillas killed American police expert Daniel A Mitrione after Uruguay refused to release about 150 political prisoners as ransom for him and two other kidnapped foreign officials His body was found bound and gagged in a blood scene.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Daniel A. Mitrione
Mitrione
Fly
Richmond
Ind
Count Karl von Sprell
Executed by guerrillas stains city street car
A car on a city street showed a fatal mark. The victim had been shot twice in the head and bore a chest wound from a kidnapping July 31 while driving to work. local authorities say the attack appears to be guerrilla related.
Uruguayan Tupamaros Kill Mitrione After Kidnap
Police sealed the area and removed the body from a car four miles from the city center. Officials implied Mitrione was killed after a Sunday kidnapping, tied to demands to free 150 political prisoners. The fate of two other captives, Aloysio Dias Gomide and Claude Fly, remained unconfirmed.
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Mitrione
Jorge Pacheco Areco
Tupamaros
Aloysio Mares Dias Gomide
Claude Fly
Fort Collins
Colo
U.S
Dias Gomide
Army to ship nerve gas by rail for dumping at sea
The Army plans its final nerve gas shipment by rail from Blue Grass and Anniston depots to North Carolina, loading 418 armored vaults onto a barge for sinking 282 miles east of Cape Kennedy. Spokesmen claim no leakage danger and note future disposal will be done at bases.
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Atlantic Ocean
Blue Grass Army Depot
Richmond
Anniston
Ala
North Carolina
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Army
Georgia
Bremen
Griffin
Macon
Athens
Carolinas
Sunny Point
N.C
Guerrilla Chief Caught In Dragnet
Uruguayan police captured Raul Sendic, a 45 year old Tupamaros leader, during a nationwide dragnet that targeted three kidnapped foreign officials. The arrest followed the abductions of U S adviser Dan Mitrione and Brazilian consul Aloysio Gomide, and sparked threats of reprisals by rebels against the government and security forces.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Raul Sendic
U.S
Dan A. Mitrione
Claude L. Fly
Aloysio Mares Dias Gomide
Appar
Sendic
Mitrione
Dias Gomide
Jorge Pacheco Areco
Peru airliner crash kills 49 American students
Fifty others aboard die in the Lima crash near Cuzco. The victims were exchange students aged 14 to 19 with International Fellowship Inc. of Buffalo, and 14 Peruvian youths accompanied them. The Lockheed Electra from Lanasa airline crashed after engine failure on takeoff from Cuzco.
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Lima
Peru
Machu Picchu
Department of Civil Aviation
International Fellowship Inc
Buffalo
N.Y
International Fellowship
Lansa
Cuzco
Marisel Bedoya Vivanco
Mildred Brown
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
Ohio
Maine
Wisconsin
Georgia
Maryland
North Carolina
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Varig Airlines
NoMU Youths Aboard Four Ohioans Die in Peru Crash
A Dayton area university says no Maami University students are known to be among 49 U.S. students killed in a Peruvian plane crash. A Miami spokesman notes 11 students are in Brazil exchange program and due home in August. The four Ohio victims are Jeffery Russel, Majorie Rook, Ann Morrow, and Kenneth Phillips, all teens from small towns.
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Maami University
U.S
Miami
Brazil
Jeffery Russel
Bolivar
Majorie K. Rook
Sullivan
Ann M. Morrow
Greenwich
Kenneth L. Phillips
Cardington
Soviet Aid Planes Allegedly Spied Over U S Bases
United States defense sources say Soviet aircraft disguised as civilian planes conducted mercy flights to Peru last month, gathering radar data and photos of U S military bases and North American coasts. Observers noted gun turrets on AN12s and nose windows on AN22s, with Keflavik and Kin dley Naval Air Station cited as areas of interest.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
North American
Peru
Ant’ Thasa Vnda
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Keflavik
Iceland
Kindley Naval Air Station
Bermuda
Aeroflot
Weather notes show cloud cover and mild temperatures
The forecast calls for cloudy cool conditions with a chance of showers tonight. Lows in the 60s, and Tuesday will be cloudy and mild with highs in the 80s. Wednesday looks fair and warm. Yesterday’s high reached 73 with a 63-degree low this morning, and rainfall totaled 0.56 inch yesterday.
American students freed after border misstep near Schwandorf
Twenty four U S teenagers from Colorado and Minnesota strayed into Czechoslovak territory while touring the Bavarian Forest. Border guards, after confirming the mistake, returned them to German soil. They were greeted by Mrs. Adolf Parno and later joined by three West Germans and their guide Bruce Jackson.
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Schwandorf
Germany
Adolf Parno
Parno
Bruce Jackson
Denver
Colo
Jackson
Colorado
Minnesota
Truce Holds On Suez As Israelis Hit Lebanon
Arab guerrillas in Lebanon were hit by Israeli air strikes over the weekend while ground clashes occurred on the Golan Heights. Despite the fighting, the Suez Canal area remained quiet for the second day of the Egyptian Israeli cease-fire. A raid on Mt Hermon prompted retaliation for weekend raids on Israeli settlements and military positions, with Lebanese sources claiming crops burned and power knocked out in three villages. An Israeli border settlement in Northern Galilee was shelled injuring a settler amid reported returns fire.
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Golan Heights
Suez Canal
Mt. Hermon
Kfar Shuba
Shaaba
Jersa
Galilee
Tel Aviv
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