Laos peace talks shaken by helicopter attack near Plaine des Jarres
Premier Souvanna Phouma charged pro Communist Pathet Lao shot at two truce mission helicopters near the Plaine des Jarres delaying or collapsing planned peace talks. The incident followed a mercy mission to fetch a French mine victim as Pathet Lao fire left three Frenchmen and an Indian major injured.
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India
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Henri Simon
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Canton Man Faces Double Murder and Forgery Charges
Robert K. Domer 43 president of Continental Mortgage Corp. is arraigned in Canton and Massillon on two first degree murder counts tied to a car fire that killed a suspected Akron fruit peddler Howard Riddle 54. He also faces forgery and making false statements to a federal agency.
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Robert K. Domer
Continental Mortgage Corp
Canton
Massillon
Domer
Akron
Howard Riddle
Stark County
Normen J. Putman
Lester Adelson
Cuyahoga County
Putman
Adelson
Riddle
Federal
Cleveland
Edible Walls Spacecraft Could Feed Future Missions
Bethpage New York AP. Sidney Schwartz of Grumman, a senior physiologist on the lunar module program, has developed an edible construction material. It is a brittle matrix with a milk powder starch base and an aggregate of hominy grits and banana flakes. It tastes like cereal after boiling or soaking and could serve as emergency rations or packaging material for unmanned lunar logistics. Schwartz notes the material could cost about 10 to 15 cents per pound and may find use in fallout shelters and small aircraft.
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N.Y
Sidney Schwartz
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Long Island
Schwartz
Moon
Grumman
Navy
Polar
27 Captured Indian Officers Released by Communist China
Tokyo reports Communist China released 27 Indian military officers captured during last fall's border fighting. The officers were handed to Indian Red Cross representatives in Kunming, according to Radio Peking.
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China
Rado Peking
Indian Red Cross
South China
Kunming
Ohio to Hold Primary Elections in 54 Counties
In 54 of Ohio's 88 counties and 110 municipalities voters head to the polls Tuesday for separate Republican and Democratic primaries to choose candidates for the November 5 general election. Some areas will vote only in races where contests exist. Special elections will decide about 40 tax levies and 23 bond issues as Secretary Ted W. Brown recovers from a heart ailment.
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Ohio
Secretary of State
Ace
Cone
Ted W. Brown
Brewer Koenig Dies at 77 in Pittsburgh
Louis F. Koenig, 77, longtime board chairman of Duquesne Brewing Co since 1954, died Friday after a heart attack last Sunday. He joined the firm in 1903 as secretary.
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Pittsburgh
Louis F. Koenig
Duquesne Brewing Co
Koenig
France and West Germany at odds over Geneva tariff talks
A conflict looms as France and West Germany clash over Common Market stance for Geneva talks starting May 16 with the United States on tariff cuts. Paris backs farm protections and market surpluses, while Bonn pushes wider market access and regular talks with Britain.
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West Germany
Geneva
United States
Kennedy
Britain
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Brussels
Gerhard Schroeder
Maurice Couve de Murville
Taft High students suspended over equipment theft
Five Taft High School students received ten day suspensions after admitting involvement in stealing about $600 worth of electronics from the vocational electric room. Most items were recovered, with the remainder said to have been sold by the youths.
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Hamilton
Taft High School
Clifton Hyde
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