Panama vote fraud claim as Remon leads Chiari
Panama’s election board weighs Chiari’s petition alleging double voting and ink washing to erase marks. Preliminary counts from 425 of 699 precincts show Remon leading Chiari 73,465 to 37,590 as accusations target police and ballot box stuffing. The board plans to name a committee to review the protest.
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Colorado Warden Indicted for Flogging Convicts in Riots
Federal case charges State Prison Warden Ror Best, former Deputy Warden Oran Doolen, and seven guards with civil rights violations for flogging six convicts after a riot last July. Prosecutors plan to call Gov. Dan Thornton and six former Colorado governors to testify if indictments aren’t dropped. Trial set for next month. Two 250 yard ski tows debut at a Perthshire ski club in Scotland this year.
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Dagmar's Can teen TV show ends June 14 on NBC
New York radio and TV programming notes reveal Dagmar’s debut on NBC late Saturday schedule ends after a 13 week cycle. The June 14 close at 12 15 a.m. EDT ends the Dagmar run that critics called a Dagmar show without Jerry Lester.
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Space Trip Could Make Blood Boil
Dr. Clayton White, research director at Lovelace Clinic, warned at a Cleveland meeting that manned spaceflight faces extreme hazards. He cited oxygen loss, decompression sickness, drowning, ozone toxicity, ultraviolet and cosmic radiation, and meteoroid impacts above 60,000 feet, noting the United States could lead in solving these challenges.
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Montreal Orders Stores Closed On Holy Day
A special 100 man police squad will visit stores throughout Montreal tomorrow to check violations of the by law ordering stores closed on Roman Catholic holy days. The penalty for being open is a 40 dollar fine or two months in jail.
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Radio listings tease a busy Thursday schedule
A late evening lineup features WLW A Houston Post reporter pursuing a killer for a big story at 9 30 p m. Judy Garland guests Crosby then boxing highlights with Jake LaMotta facing Eugene Hairston in Detroit at 10 rounds. Afternoon baseball Cincinnati at Brooklyn airs at 12 30 p m.
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Churches Join To Pray Sing During Convention
In Chicago members of the American Baptist Convention and the International Convention of Disciples of Christ held an unprecedented joint meeting for prayers and hymns attended by more than 15,000. They plan another joint session tonight and a joint communion Thursday but no plans to unite. Both groups hold week long meetings to share fellowship through several joint sessions.
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Soviets Denounce US for Maltreating POWs
Moscow reports the Soviet press intensifies charges that the United States maltreats prisoners of war on Koje Island and the Korean mainland. The editorial campaign marks the fiercest Soviet anti Western effort since the germ warfare accusations were made.
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City considers repealing old cat bell ordinance
Cleveland suburb Lakewood faces a 35 year old cat bell rule not enforced before. City Law Director Charles Ross asks the City Council to repeal the statute.
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Panty Raider Wave Sparks Campus Chaos Across USA
Associated Press report details widespread dorm raids by male students at multiple universities including Penn, Kansas, Tennessee and Arizona. Despite police and guard presence, several hundred youths gathered, with some entries achieved and coeds countering with water buckets. Arrests occurred at several campuses. overall disruptions varied by location. Iowa poultry stat mentioned as a separate fact.
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Soviet condemns U S arctic flying base plan
The Red Star reports Mihail Vodopyanov says a 15 year old Arctic landing by a Soviet aviator was for science, while current U S Air Force polar activity aims to establish a base for attacks on the Soviet Union.
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