Soviet Fishing Ships Seized By Coast Guard Recaptured
A Soviet flagship Lamut and the trawler Kalyvan were seized near St Matthew Island for fishing in U.S. waters. The Lamut broke away with U.S. boarding party aboard, the Storis fired a warning shot but the ships returned to custody as they headed toward Adak. No injuries reported.
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Alaska
U.S
Coast Guard
Lamut
Adak
Aleutians
Storis
Kolyvan
St. Matthew Island
Alaskan
Sian
Vladimir Artemov
Washington, D.C
Balsam
Bering Sea
Winter Wonders contrasts Franconia and Elyria scenes
A snowy comparison shows Franconia New Hampshire and Elyria Ohio in winter imagery. Janet Martin, 20, poses on skis while a Spokane Washington page feature notes a Cornell University women's ski team member amid quiet rural scenes.
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Franconia
N.H
Elyria
Ohio
Janet Martin
Spokane
Wash
Cornell
Blacks Rebel In Rhodesia Riots Endanger Gwelo City
In Gwelo Rhodesia roving mobs of Africans set fire to a movie house and welfare center during a third day of demonstrations against the British Rhodesian agreement. Police used tear gas and dogs on crowds of over 8,000 as protesters blocked streets, vandalized property, and troops with fixed bayonets escorted a train into the station.
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Gwelo
Rhodesia
Rioting Erupts in Gwelo After Prolonged Tension
Dozens of buildings were set afire in Gwelo as crowds protested a proposed settlement. The city of 51,000, about 200 miles southwest of Salisbury, awaited public reaction amid a tense situation.
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Gwelo
Salisbury
U S and North Vietnamese Jets Clash In Third Day
The encounter involved MIG21s and two U S F4 Phantoms with no U S casualties. US warplanes conducted over 250 strikes across Indochina amid heavy B52 saturation, focusing on the Ho Chi Minh trail area and central highlands as Viet Cong attacks rose across South Vietnam.
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U.S
Barthelemy Pass
Demilitarized Zone
Indochina
Nam
Ban Karai Pass
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
Binh Dinh
Drums Of Death Drift Aground Off British Coasts
Experts fear the 1,000 drums aboard the Ger mania may be drifting toward Cornwall and Devon or have sunk. Royal Navy divers have blown up about 100 drums. contents include sodium cyanide and sulfur methoxyprid azine. The cargo could threaten beaches for years as cyanide may settle on the seabed and wash ashore only slowly.
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Germania
Cornwall
Devon
Edward Thompson
Destroyer Albert David Collides With North Vietnamese Junk
In the Tonkin Gulf the destroyer escort Albert David collided with a North Vietnamese junk on Sunday. The U S Command reported seven North Vietnamese survivors were rescued with minor injuries while two crew members remained missing. Hanoi said fishermen were killed and wounded, and urged inquiries into the clash.
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Saigon
U.S
Albert David
Tonkin Gulf
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
U.S. Navy
Hanoi
Maj
Robert O'Brien
Junk
Navy
Weather outlook with light rain and cool temps
Cloudy and mild tonight with occasional light rain and lows in the 40s. Wednesday brings more rain possible and cooler conditions with highs around 50. Yesterday's high reached 39 and the overnight low was 35.
Ex-con Ottaviani Clings to Colosseum Ledge for License Fight
Dante Ottaviani, 27, an ex-convict, spent a week perched on a Colosseum ledge in Rome after demanding a street vendor license to hawk radios and watches near Rome’s railroad station. Firemen freed him after the permit was granted. he was hospitalized and spoke of supporting his wife and child.
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Rome
Dante Ottaviani
City Hall
Colosseum
Ottaviani
San Giovanni
Latina
Britain Neared Agreement on Entry to European Common Market
After 19 months of talks Britain and the European Common Market reach agreement on terms of entry into the customs union. The 700 page treaty sets patterns for Denmark Ireland and Norway and Heath will sign on Saturday. O Neill said Britain gained points while yielding on financing and future dairy purchases, with protections against excessive costs.
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Brussels
Britain
European Common Market
Denmark
Ireland
Norway
Edward
O'Neill
New Zealand
326 Soviet Jews Land In Israel
An Israeli jet brought 326 Soviet Jews to Lod Airport from Vienna in the largest emigration group to Israel at one time. Immigrants reported quick exit visas and waits of one to five months. Vienna officials noted a gradual rise in Soviet emigration via flights to Tel Aviv, with most travelers passing through Vienna due to no direct Moscow to Israel service.
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Tel Aviv
Lod International
Vienna
Israel
Schwechat
Moscow
Continuous Air Study Proposed For Ohio
Ohio held a public hearing on a statewide continuous air quality surveillance network to test pollutants at at least 270 locations. The plan, led by Dr. T A Gardner, would create 14 air quality regions and aim to meet federal standards, drawing mixed views from ecology writer C C Mackey who warned of economic harm to miners if standards were relaxed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Air Pollution Control Board
T. A. Gardner
Ohio Department
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