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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1973

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Scotland Yard hunts Bermuda governor murder

Bermuda for Scotland Yard detectives join the inquiry into the slaying of Governor Sir Richard Sharples and his aide Capt. Hugh Sayers outside Government House. authorities say several suspects questioned, no arrests yet. a state of emergency grants police power to prevent suspects leaving the island.

Hamilton Bermuda Scotland Yard Richard Sharples Hugh Sayers Government House Sharples Horsa Sir Edward Richards Bill Wright Basil Hadrell Britain George Duckett Hugh Salyers Governor’s House

Gaullists Retain Control of French National Assembly

PARIS AP French voters kept the Gaullists in charge of the National Assembly for another five years while denting the governing coalition's majority. With 486 of 490 districts reported, the Gaullists held 274 seats, the Communist Socialists 181, the Reform Movement 28, and other left splinters the rest. The result underscored leftist momentum and a shift from the 1968 landslide.

Paris Gaullists National Assembly Gaullist Coalition Communist-Socialist Alliance Reform Movement Union For the Defense of the Republic Gaullist Valery Giscard d’Estaing Jacques Duhamel Democratic Center Party Maurice Schumann Armentieres Rene Pleven Bordeaux Jacques Chabar-Delmas Messmer Giscard d

Peronist Candidate Wins In Argentine Election

Juan Peron's candidate Hector Campora led in the first round with 48.7 percent of votes, facing Ricardo Balbin in a runoff within a month. Campora, 63, a dentist turned politician, led a broad Peronist coalition as the country votes also chose a new Congress amid military rule ending after seven years.

Peronist Buenos Aires Argentina Juan Peron Hector J. Campora Ricardo Balbin Radical Civic Union Campora Balbin Artudo Ilia Peron Madrid

Navy Recruits Face Odds for Effectiveness Test

The Navy now uses Odds For Effectiveness OFE tables to screen hopefuls. A passing score of at least 69 out of 100 relies on school background, mental tests, and police record. The program aims to raise the quality of men entering the service.

Washington Navy

Rogers Forecasts U S Aid for North Vietnam and Southeast Asia

Secretary of State William P. Rogers on CBS Face the Nation said Congress will approve aid to rebuild North Vietnam and other Southeast Asian nations within about 60 days. He backed continuing most favored nation status for the Soviet Union and urged execution for Palestinian terrorists who killed two American diplomats in the Sudan. The Navy reports a program to weed out troublemakers has extended indefinitely, with an Odds For Effectiveness scoring system used to assess recruit potential, weighing education, conduct, tests, and arrests.

Washington William P. Rogers Congress North Vietnam Rogers CBS Soviet Union United States Sudan Navy OFE

Byrd Urges Review of U S Cuban Policy

Sen Robert Byrd of West Virginia called in the Senate for a review of U S policy toward Cuba citing changed conditions since diplomatic ties were severed in 1961. He linked moves with China and the Soviet Union to shifts in the international scene and noted many Latin American nations kept or reestablished ties, raising U S isolation risks in the hemisphere.

Washington Robert C. Byrd D-W.va China Soviet Union U.S Cuba Byrd Senate Western Hemisphere

Police Ask Wiretap Charges Be Dropped

Harrisburg AP three state troopers ask the U S Third Circuit to halt a court martial over illegal wiretap charges contending impartiality. Judge Herman denied a permanent injunction but postponed the trial to March 19. The troopers, suspended, plan appeals with attorney John Youngman Jr. opposing officials led by Is rael Packer and Lawrence Silver. Wiretapping is illegal in Pennsylvania except under federal court orders.

Harrisburg U.S. Dist R. Dixon Herman U.S. 3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals Philadelphia Herman Cpl Curtis Guyette Guyette Youngman Commonwealth Israel Packer Lawrence Silver Pennsylvania

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