Biafran Leader Hints Rebels Ready For Peace
Biafra leader C Odumegwu Ojukwu signals potential flexibility in peace talks as Radio Biafra reports his promotion to general and a mandate to pursue war. He calls for cease fire or limited truces to enable talks, while vowing to fight if Nigeria rejects negotiations. Owerri has seen a morale boost with civilians returning to farms as Nigerian forces threaten Nnewi.
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Biafran
C. Odumegwu Ojukwu
Radio Biafra
Elders and Consultative Assembly
Ojukwu
Nigeria
Owerri
Umuahia
Biafra
Hassan Usman Katsina
Nnewi
Man Dozes and Wrecks on N River Street
Michael J. Bishop 23 of Lebanon Rt. 2 Lower Springboro Road Lebanon apparently fell asleep at the wheel and veered off N River Street at 3 15 a m. He struck two city signs and a utility pole breaking two electric wires and drawing repair crews. Damage to the car was listed at 700 dollars and Bishop was charged with failure to maintain control.
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Franklin
Bishop
Wilson defies Labour rebels as he roars on
Prime Minister Harold Wilson addressed Labour rebels at a rally vowing the government will not be diverted from its task of restoring Britain's finances. He warned divisions could hand the Tories power and outlined austerity and anti strike laws as priorities amid a widening local election slide threatening thousands of council seats.
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London
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Wilson
England
Wales
Scotland
Power Plays In Czechoslovakia Shift Leadership
In Prague AP reports a new round of power shifts as Stefan Sadovsky becomes head of the Slovak Communist Party replacing Gustav Husak who moved to top party post. Husak ousted reformer Alexander Dubcek who then replaced Petr Colotka as Slovak Parliament chairman. Colotka named premier of Slovakia, succeeding Sadovsky.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Stefan Sadovsky
Slovak Communist Party
Sadovsky
Gustav Husak
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Husak
Alexander Dubcek
Petr Colotka
Colotka
Slovakia
Kremlin
Dubcek
Landslide Kills Seven Soldiers Near Seoul
A landslide triggered by three days of rain buried a bunker in Hawachan area about 50 miles east of Seoul, killing seven South Korean soldiers and injuring four others in a early morning accident.
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Seoul
Hawachan
Civitans Plan Showing of Local Film Challenge to Greatness
The Civitan Club at the Manchester Motor Inn will view a 20 minute film Challenge to Greatness tomorrow at noon. David Habig of First National Bank manages the program with George Knapp as chairman. Three copies exist for schools, the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce, and bank public use. The film is free and arrangements are through the bank.
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Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
David Habig
First National Bank
George Knapp
Middletown Area
Death squads in Brazil claim five more victims
An anonymous caller says the vigilante group has the names of five more hoods and will kill them soon. In three days they beat tortured and killed seven petty criminals in Rio de Janeiro Sao Paulo Santos and Belo Horizonte, with police finding four bodies Saturday and three Sunday. The group, said to include off duty police and ex soldiers, has claimed at least 46 victims in Sao Paulo. Police deny official links and blame gang rivalry.
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Sao Paula
Brazil
Rio de Janiero
Sao Paulo
Santos
Belo Horizonte
Family Auction Slated By League
The Ladies' Home League of The Salvation Army at 4340 Elk Creek Road Miltonville will conduct an old fashioned family auction Wednesday at 6 30 p m. Mrs Paul Kirchner the league secretary says the public is invited to attend.
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Ladies’ Home League of the
Salvation Army
Elk Creek Road
Miltonville
Paul Kirchner
Home League
Dinner Is Feature Of Oneida Lawnfete
The annual Oneida School lawnfete will be held Friday from 3 to 8 p.m. and will feature a ham dinner. The event includes door prizes games refreshments and a teenage dance band.
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Oneida
Woman reports break in during weekend at Hamilton-Middletown home
Wilma J. Staton of 4281 Hamilton Middletown Road told sheriff's deputies a storm door screen was cut to gain entrance to her home. A wallet containing $60 was taken from on top of a television set.
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Wilma J. Staton
Hamilton-Middletown Road
Sheriff's Deputies
Ion
Armco appoints L. T. Delaup to director steel service centers
Armco Steel Corp announces L. T. Delaup promoted to director steel service centers effective June 1, succeeding S. A. Yager who retires May 31 after 43 years. Delaup, LSU graduate, joined Armco in 1945 as sales rep for Houston and Kansas City Works.
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L. T. Delaup
Armco Steel Corp
G. H. McClure
Delaup
S. A. Yager
Louisiana State University
Delanp
Armco
Houston and
Kansas City
Southwest Steel Products
Would-Be Hijacker Is Cooled
John Carleton Kivlen, 42, jailed in Tampa on a charge of attempting to commit aircraft piracy after a Los Angeles to Miami National Airlines flight was halted. An unarmed man in tattered clothes asked a stewardess to alert the captain to Havana and Cuba during the voyage. His former wife in Coenado, Calif., says he may have been involved in a goofy bet. they divorced in 1966 after 11 years of marriage.
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Tampa
Fla
Cuba
FBI
John Carleton Kivlen
Kivlen
San Diego
Calif
Los Angeles
Miami National Airlines
Carol Lee Migon
Havana
Nancy Sylvester
Coenado
University of California
Federal retirements and deaths among workers rise
About 60,000 federal employees retire each year. Another 12,000 die and nearly a quarter of a million seek other employment or are otherwise unavailable.
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Washington
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