Captain files mutiny charges after ship hijack
Captain Donald Swann of the Columbia Eagle filed mutiny charges with U.S. Navy authorities against two crew members linked to the hijack on March 14 in the Gulf of Thailand and the Cambodian authorities delay asylum applications for Clyde W. McKay Jr and Alvin Glatkowski. The 20636 ton freighter was released in Cambodia on April 8 and arrived at Subic Bay. McKay and Glatkowski remain in Phnom Penh amid a political leadership change.
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Subic Bay Naval Base
Philippines
Upi
Columbia Eagle
Cambodia
Donald Swann
Portland
Ore
U.S. Navy
Swann
Clyde W. McKay Jr
Ieonhide
Alvin Glatcowski
Ward- Yow Road
Long Beach
McKay
Glatkowski
Phnom Penh
Gulf of Thailand
Carlton carton offers less tar than triple largest king packs
A comparison notes that a full Carlton carton contains less tar than three packs of the leading selling filter king products.
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Carlton
Three Killed Five Injured in Santa Fe Springs Crashes
Three people died in Sunday traffic crashes and five were injured, including two sheriff's deputies, in a two car wreck in Santa Fe Springs. Names include James Beerling 16 of 728 N Paulina Redondo Beach California and Thomas E Ekkens 69 of 13300 Twin Hill Drive Seal Beach plus Emma Ekkens 65 Thomas E Ekkens wife. The Beerling youth had been admitted to South Bay District Hospital March 40 after he was
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Santa Fe Springs
James Beerling
N. Paulina St
Redondo Beach
Thomas E. Ekkens
Twin Hill Drive
Seal Beach
Emma Ekkens
Thomas
Beerling
South Bay District Hospital
Highway
Ekkens
Lancaster
Antelope Valley Hospital
Eickens
Encino
Sheriff's Department
Gerald ‘Talbott
Adrian Douglas
Pranger Boulevard
San Gabriel River
Talbott
Douglas
Gun Blasts Hit Home of Minister
The Rev. Raymond Cook, a Methodist minister and friend of Gov. Lester Maddox, reported a shotgun blast shattered a Ludowici home window at 2:45 a.m. The governor ordered state troopers and GBI deputies into Long County and indicated a possible martial law declaration. Cook said he called the White House requesting Justice Department involvement.
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Ludowici
White House
Justice Department
Long County
Raymond Cook
Lester Maddox
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Maddox
Cook
Two Tots and Adult Crowned in Southland Pool Tragedy
Backyard pools claimed three lives on Sunday including two infants wandering from parents. Nicolas Jones, 1 month, Newport Beach, found face down in a pool and pronounced dead on arrival. John White Jr., 24, South Gate, found in home pool. Juana White, mother, attempted mouth to mouth but child died at St. Francis Hospital. Robert Rehberg, 48, Fullerton, discovered floating face down by brother in law. ambulance called but he could not be revived.
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Nicolas Jones
Commodore Rd
Newport Beach
John J. White Jr
Garfield Ave
South Gate
Robert Charles Rehberg
Conejo Lane
Fullerton
Jones
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Tn South Gate
John White Sr
Juanita
St. Francis Hospital
Lynwood
Rehberg
National Tournament Raid Nets 125 Arrests and 400 Cocks Seized
In Marion County Tennessee a late Sunday raid on a barn described as a national cock fighting championship halted a spectacle with 300 spectators inside and more than 125 arrests. About 400 fighting cocks were seized as officers reported up to 100000 dollars changing hands. Two men from the Marion County area faced charges of running a gaming establishment while 125 suspects were transported to Jasper for bond hearings.
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Jasper
Tenn
Tennessee
Marion County
Dist
Alty
William Pope
Arkansas
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Canada
Pope
Merion County
Student Electrocuted as Prank Backfires
A Calvin College student Cornelis J. Dekker, 19, Burlington Ontario, died when a prank to cut lights in four girls dorms led him to a 12,500 volt Consumers Power transformer. Companion Ron Voight, Grand Rapids sophomore, had third degree burns and was hospitalized.
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Grand Rapids
Miday
Calvin College
Cornelis J. Dekker
Burlington
Ontario
Consumers Power Co
Ron Voight
Prince Charles Gets Massage by Geishas in Kyoto
Prince Charles, touring Japan, accepted a geisha massage for a weary back after a restaurant stop. He thanked the attendants with Arigato as the session ended. In New York, Michael A. Donaldson, Medal of Honor recipient for rescuing six men in World War I, died at 66. Former President Truman praised him as one of the great Americans.
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Kyoto
Japan
Britain
Prince Charles
Charles
Arigato
Haverstraw
N.Y
Michael A. Donaldson
Veterans Administration Hospital
Harry S. Truman
Donaldson
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Staten Island
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Teresa Macias
Angela
Whitlier Hospital
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Whittier
Denise Santa
Chaney Ave
Downey
Southland
Fighting Cocks
Sam
American Airlines
Los Angeles
Chicago
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