Intrigue in Panama as Arias looms in 1968 bid
In Panama City a web of alliances fuels intrigue ahead of the May 1968 election. Arnulfo Arias, likely winner, faces plots to overthrow him from allies who once opposed him. The shift echoes past upheavals that shaped Panama’s Canal Zone disputes and treaty pressures, with Robles’s coalition swinging between reform and stability while Arias builds a powerful new front.
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Fear Of Foreigners Still Real In Moscow
AP reports a climate of suspicion toward foreigners in Moscow. Ordinary Russians avoid them, while contact is rare and often anonymous. Tourists may feel welcomed briefly but lasting friendships seldom form. A bearded Moscow student warned an American not to seek calls to avoid harming his career.
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Niles Court Invalidates Locomotive Idle Rule
An appellate court in Niles, Ohio invalidated a city ordinance banning locomotives from running or idling over ten minutes when not moving. The ruling labeled the ordinance arbitrary and unreasonable following the June arrest of Eric Lackawanna engineer, sparking debate over police power and public safety.
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