Help Is Attempted For Chanute Man In Greek Prison
Rog er T. Ranney a former Chanute resident convicted in Greece of murdering two seamen. Death sentence later reduced to life imprisonment. Detroit women Mrs Lucille Billings and daughter Christine plan petitions to seek royal pardon and permission to appear before the king of Greece after five years of imprisonment. Ranney's mother Mrs John Lowen, Humboldt Kane, had no comment.
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US Flier Survives Night Behind Viet Cong Lines
Lt Cmdr De Metrio Anthony Verich dodged two SAM missiles and bailed out when a third destroyed his Crusader jet. He landed on a steep hillside, hid until dawn, and was rescued by helicopter after guiding a crewman to safety amid shellfire. Verich, a 35 year old from Wisconsin, had previously been shot down a year earlier on his first Vietnam tour.
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Move On Israel By UN Is Doubtful
United Nations and regional diplomats saw little chance the General Assembly would adopt a resolution demanding Israeli troop withdrawal from Arab lands seized in the June war. Syria and other Arab states refused to recognize Israel, while Israel demanded recognition of its statehood sovereignty and territorial rights before any concession. A Latin American bloc pursued negotiations with the Soviet Union on a draft resolution but anticipated a no vote. Nearby, Israeli patrol boat plans on the Suez Canal increased tensions with Egypt, which warned it would open fire on any Israeli vessels.
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Britain to Quit Bases in Singapore and Malaysia
London outlined plans to withdraw from Singapore and Malaysia in the mid-1970s, cutting Southeast Asia forces by about half by 1971. The defense white paper details reducing army strength, phasing out aircraft carriers, expanding land based air power, and relying on a larger submarine fleet including nuclear powered Polaris subs, with RAF cuts and more mobile aircraft. Overall defense spend is about $5.9 billion annually.
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