American Slain by Peru Youth
Lima police said a 20-year-old houseboy confessed to raping beating and strangling Ivette Anderson 25 daughter of a United Nations official as she stepped from a shower Thursday night. The body was found three hours later.
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Pert
UPI
Ivette Anderson
United Nations
Miss Anderson
Robert Anderson
International Civil Aviation Organization
Andersons
Chicago
Manuel Lellerias Marques
University of Ica
Santiago Alter Calixto
Big Four Open Talks On Middle East Peace Start
United States Britain the Soviet Union and France met at the United Nations and issued a communique saying talks began with substance and areas of agreement being defined The Big Four reaffirmed support for Gunnar Jarring’s U N Middle East mission and noted his temporary suspension while awaiting substantial agreement Thant noted Jarring may not return to the post until progress is made The communique tied their approach to U N Security Council Resolution of November 22 1967 guiding a settlement after the June 5 40 1987 war.
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UPI
Toda
Middle East
Bea
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Soviet Union
Britain
France
Gunna
Jarridg
U.N
Isriil
Jarring
Gunerge Thant
Jaring
Cyprus
Stockholm
Big Four
UN Security Council
Hero Without a Gun Wins Second Highest Medal
SAN ANTONIO Texas GP Glen Chedester entered the Battle of Good Friday armed only with medical supplies. The conscientious objector treated 15 to 16 wounded while 800 to 1,000 enemy attacked near Saigon on April 12 1968 two days before Easter. He earned the Distinguished Service Cross along with the Silver Star and three Bronze Stars for actions during the battle, affirming his claim that his role as medic carried him through danger without firing a shot. He is from Walla Walla Washington and serves at Brooke Army Medical Center as a physical therapy assistant.
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Institute of Surgical Research
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
Tex
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Good Friday
Vietnam
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Saigon
Cledester
David
Glen
Chetester
Walla Walla
Wash
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Chedester
Meric
Searce
David R. Chedester
Brooke = Army Medical Center
Deer Sleeping in Car Lets Man Face Conviction
Raphael David Avas told Judge Robert Conners he picked up a yearling deer after finding it on a highway and kept it as a pet. The deer was released to the woods after a check showed it was healthy. Avas is to appear for sentencing Monday.
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Egreka
Los Angeles
Oman
Tuscar
Raphael David Avas
Robert Conners
Almighty God
Atlas
Millikens Sentenced in Draft Dodging Case
Randall F. Millikens, 22, Grass Valley, received a two year prison term for draft evasion after failing to cooperate with his draft board. Judge William Sweigert ordered immediate custody despite the defendant’s remark about being released for Fasler Buddha’s birthday. Millikens had registered in 1964, claimed to have discarded his draft card, and was arrested during a peace demonstration in December and refused induction in June 1968.
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UPI
Randall F. Millikens
Grass Valley
William F. Sweigers
Millikens
Fasler
Buddha
Sweigert
Shea
Tr O
Yepers
West German police smash major counterfeit ring
West German police dismantle the largest postwar counterfeit operation seizing 1.8 million in fake 100 dollar notes. Arrests in Wiesbaden led to a Hamburg printing shop raid yielding 11 million counterfeit bills and the shop owner surrendering. Officers suspect coordination with banks and agencies, possibly with U.S. Secret Service help.
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Hamburg
Germany
UPI
Wiesbaden
Wolfgang H
Heinz
Paul W
Eimebuetlel
U.S. Secret Service
West Gerneat
Churchill's Wire Falls, Has Surgery
Lady Spencer-Churchill widow of Sir Winston Churchill suffered a fall at her London home and underwent emergency surgery for a broken thigh. She is 84, and a Westminster Hospital bulletin said her condition is as satisfactory as can be expected. A further bulletin was promised for Sunday morning.
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London
Spencer-Churchill
Winston, Churchill
Churchill
Westminster Hospital
Character Actor Rex Evans Dies at 66
Rex Evans 66 a veteran character actor died Thursday at Glendale Community Hospital. Active in Hollywood since 1936 he appeared in The Matchmaker The Police and The Pauper Camille and Jamaica Run.
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UPI
Rex Evans
Hollywood
Glendale Community Hospital
Evans
Polce
Camille
Foliage Produces Jumbo Drunk Elephants In Kruger Park
In Kruger National Park South Africa elephants gorge on marula fruit when season opens. The 7,700 elephants strip trees in under an hour then drink water to “chase” the alcohol from the fruit. Some elephants become violent or lashed, prompting ranger accounts of clashes and one fatal attack. Monkeys baboons and warthogs also eat the fallen fruit. Local tribes note the period as a time of revelry and occasional precaution against drunken mishaps.
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Skukuza
South Africa
Kruger National Park
South Africa Medical Research Center
Venda
Direa
Rescue 2 Adrift on Ice Floe Near Buffalo
Two teenage boys Brice MacClellan and Michael Zoerckler were stranded on a 10 by 20 foot ice floe in the Niagara River between Buffalo and Grand Island. Radio WEBER news director Jack Sharpe and pilot Donal Heussler used rotor wash from a reporting helicopter to loosen the ice enough for the boys to wade ashore.
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Buffalo
Niagara River
Donal Heussler
Jack Sharpe
Weber
Grandstand
Heussler
Grand Island
Brice MacClellan
Michael Zoerckler
Grend Island
Coul
FAA Posters Warn Hijacking Penalties Nationwide
FAA ordered posters in English and Spanish warn that aircraft hijacking is a federal crime punishable by death and that carrying concealed weapons aboard is punishable by prison and fines. Posters appear in airports, ticket offices, and travel agencies as FAA tests weapon detection devices at select airport boarding gates with limited public notice.
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Washington
United States
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Atraco de Las Aeronaves
Muerte
Eastern Air Lines
Nurses Reach Accord With Kaiser Hospitals
The California Nurses Association announced a two year contract covering 1 500 registered nurses across 10 Kaiser hospitals and 11 clinics in Northern California. The agreement, reached after over three months of negotiations, increases monthly salary by 50 dollars per year of the contract and grants a professional performance committee to set staffing procedures. It also expands vacation time paid educational leave and other fringe benefits.
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San Francisco
UPI
California Nurses Association
Kaiser
California
Agreemgnt
Medical Communiity
A. Liowne Conta
CNA
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