Iceland Likely to Close Keflavik Base and Move US Force
Iceland's coming coalition agrees NATO base Keflavik should close and about 3000 American servicemen leave within four years. The new government favors remaining in NATO but opposes foreign troops during peacetime. Premier-Elect Olafur Johannesson leads a coalition with Progressives and Communists.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Lettier
NATO
Keflavik
Thia
Aland Republic
North Atlantic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
New York
Moscow
Olafur Johannesson
Communist People's Alliance
Liberal Left
Johannesson
Progressive Party
University of Iceland
World Bank urges relief and reforms for East Pakistan
A World Bank mission calls President Yahya Khan to rush food to East Pakistan to avert famine and mass exodus to India. It urges civilian rule, civilian administration, emergency food distribution, and rebuilt transport networks while noting ongoing terror by some troops and a bleak outlook with thousands dead and millions displaced.
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World Bank
East Pakistan
Washington
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
India
Peter Cargill
Yahya
Pakistan
Shipping Agency Denies Arms On Pakistan Boat
In Baltimore the East-West Shipping Agencies manager denied that the Padma carries military cargo to Pakistan. Protesters claimed jets parts and ammunition were aboard. officials said only 1,800 tons of general cargo loaded. Demonstrators planned further action to block the vessel in port.
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Baltimore
Walter Spieker
Spieker
Montreal
Karachi
American Friends Service Committee
Bill Moyer
International Longshoreman’s Association
United States
Pakistan
Jack Patterson
Port Covington
Patterson
Baltimore Firemen Stage Sit-In to Push Salary Hikes
Baltimore firemen aim to press for a 3600 a year raise after a union vote rejected a city plan. About 2,500 firefighters reduced emergency responses, focusing on fire alarms and ambulances while two-week deadlines loom, with phase two possible sickouts and more call-ins if demands stay unmet.
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Baltimore
Firefighters’ Union
Charney L. Harris
International Fire Fighters Association Aflcio
Harris
Edward J Gutman
Gutman
Bomb Blasts Stanford Official’s Home Causing Room Damage
An explosion outside the Stanford University director of personnel Robert M. Nelson’s home damaged his daughter Debbie’s bedroom but left her unharmed. Police say the blast was probably a bomb. Nelson had dismissed five employees for “unacceptable behavior” during hospital sit-ins and two demonstrations protested the firings.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University Director of
Robert M. Nelson
Debbie
Stanislaus State College
Nelson
Stanford University Hospital
Stennis Seeks Laird Views On Draft Bill Impasse
Washington AP Sen. John C. Stennis, chair of the Armed Services Committee, seeks Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird's views to resolve a week long delay on the draft extension bill. House and Senate clash over a nine month withdrawal deadline with antiwar filibusters looming and negotiations on prisoner release and troop withdrawal. Hebert insists the House will not adopt a date as a policy or form thereof.
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Washington
Defense
Melvin R Laird
John C. Stennis
Armed Services Committee
Laird
Stennis
Senate
U.S
Vietnam
House
Armed Services
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Refuge
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
U. S
Hebert
Congress
United States
ZAP To Bar Press From Policy Talks
Baltimore AP report states Maryland Civil Air Patrol leader Lt Col Standley Moyer denies meeting with CAP national commander to resolve internal dissension. Brig Gen Samuel H. du Pont visiting will not be public or open to outsiders. Moyer says members would bar intruders. Dissidents claim firing of Col Willard Gilbert prompted resignations. five member CAP board did not decide on Gilbert case after lengthy hearings.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Civil Air Patrol
Standley Moyer
CAP
Moyer
Samuel H du Pont
Miami
Willard Gilbert
CAP Review Board
Gilbert
Lutheran Church Divides Over Seminary Probe
Rifts emerge within the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod as a probe into Concordia Seminary professors prompts debate. Supporters say the president must supervise doctrine. critics warn the inquiry threatens gospel freedom and church life.
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Lutheran Church
Milwaukee
Wis
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Dale D. Hanson
Wausau
Mark C. Junge
Creston
Edwin T. Brown
Corpus Christi
Tex
Corona Faces 25 Murder Charges in California Case
Juan V. Corona, a farm labor contractor, was indicted on 25 counts of murder after mass grave discoveries in an orchard area. The Sutter County Grand Jury handed the indictment to Superior Court Judge John Hauck. Corona remains hospitalized with a heart condition as hearings proceed.
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Yuba City
Calif
Juan V. Corona
Orchard Graves
Sutter County
Grand Jury
Superior Court
John Hauck
Robert Runt
Corona
Hauck
Sutter County Dist. Atty
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Mt. Airy
Betty Furness
New York State
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Hagtshide
Peoples Drug Stores
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