Notable Court Rulings and Public Life In Stories From Athens
A Greek military court commuted the death sentence of Christos Kazanis to four and a half years for refusing military service. In New York, Nelson Rockefeller apologized after a beatnik moment amid a campaign crowd. In Sydney, Peter Kocan received life for wounding Arthur Calwell in a bid to imitate Oswald. Corfu marked Queen Anne Marie’s 20th birthday as Greece’s royal family vacations.
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Apaingt
Christos Kazanis
Kazants
Kanzanlé
Lee Harvey Oswald
Sydney
Australia
Labor Party
Peter Raymond Kacan
Arthur Calwell
Calwell
Kocan
Sydney Gale Rowe
Oswald
Kennedy
Brian Ballard
Ton
Corfu
Anne-Marie
Greece
Bse
Hing Spntensings
Jexla
Three Teens Die In Highway Tragedy In North Carolina
Robbins North Carolina three young men Larcy Sanders 18 Charles Carter 20 both of Robbins and Clinton Cox 15 of Asheboro were killed when lying on a dark highway were struck by two southbound cars in a fatal game of chicken police said the drivers saw no movement and a patrolman noted clothing fragments on the vehicles confirming the freak accident.
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Robbins
N.C
UPI
Tommy 5S
Clark
Larcy Eugene Sanders
Charles Leroy Carter
Clinton Eugene Cox
Asheboro
Atomas
North Carolina
Here
Ama Clarke
Asheboro Equlier
J. F. Tran
LBJ Warns of More China Liberty Wars
Washington dispatch reports President LBJ warning of ongoing conflicts tied to China and liberty movements. The piece ties in a dramatic travel narrative involving Princess Grace of Monaco en route to a funeral in Philadelphia via Paris, noting accompanying high-profile figures and a fatal accident on a highway.
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LBJ
China
Washington
United States
Brenda McNeill
Clark
Princes’ Grace of
Monaco
Peking
Valiente Vanishes After Leaving Singapore for Da Nang
A coastal steamer carrying 550 tons of cement and 85,000 in treasure sailed March 7 from Singapore to Da Nang and vanished five months ago. The ship had warned of fuel shortage and was last seen near the Vietnamese coast with a crew of about 20 Chinese, Malays, and South Vietnamese. Searches by the U.S. Seventh Fleet and Vietnamese Navy yielded no wreckage, oil slick, or signals, drawing speculation and theories from sailors and merchants in Saigon.
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U.S. Airy Force
da Nang
SS. Valiente
Hetween
Fae East-li Pe Shot
Bette Officr Enterprises
Colin Taylor
Vallente
New York
Azores
Spain
Barriers Fall to Halt Eiffel Death Jump
A chaotic cross continental report describes a fatal fire in Paris and a related jump from the Eiffel Tower setting off a series of broken barricades. A Glasgow family faced tragedy as seven members perished in a blaze and a man reportedly jumped from the 337 foot level of the Eiffel Tower while others suffered severe burns and were hospitalized. The incident ties into a long history of tower landmarks and tragic events surrounding them.
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Paris
UPI
Glasgow
Scotland
Canada Nabs Suspect in LA Attacks
Robert Melvyn Alperin, 25, a former inmate of Atascadero State Mental Hospital, was arrested by Windsor Ontario authorities after a knifing incident. FBI says he is the nation’s most wanted fugitive linked to kidnap rape cases in the San Fernando Valley and may face return to Los Angeles for charges including kidnapping, rape, perversion and sodomy.
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Los Angeles
Riya
Lés An
Eles
Canada
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Robert Melvyn Alperin
Atascadero State Mental Hospital
San Fernando Valley
Alperia
Janice Sorem
Northridge
Alperin
FBI
Windsor
Ontario
United States
Dodd Renew s Offer to Reveal Records in Senate Probe
Washington Senator Thomas J. Dodd renewed his offer to make all his files available to the Senate Ethics Committee as it investigates his finances and relations with Julius Klein. The Connecticut Democrat faced questions over campaign dinners, fundraising events, and possible use of proceeds. The ethics panel planned to probe Dodd's campaign finances, while Dodd refused to disclose his financial records citing ongoing inquiries.
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Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
Yionday
Dodd
Senate
Connecticut Democrat
Senate Ethics Committee
Julius Klein
William Head
Chicago
Buckley Jr
Péngrar
Oyna
West Germany
Senatel
Hep Klein
Ause
Drew Pear
Jack Anderson
Churchman Dies At 73 In Birmingham
Dr. Elmer T. Clark former executive secretary of the World Methodist Council died Monday in Birmingham at age 73.
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Birmingham
Ala
Elmer T. Clark
World Methodist Council
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