International team finds no evidence of genocide in Biafra end
An eight member observers from Britain Poland Sweden and Canada reported from Port Harcourt Owerri and surrounding towns that no genocide was witnessed at the war’s end. They noted adequate food distribution refugees in good condition aside from some malnutrition among children near Owerri and Aba. They observed Nigerian troops aiding returns and relief efforts while men of military age were questioned for possible POW status.
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Owerri
Biafra
John J. Drewry
Canada
Port Harcourd
International Red Cross Committee
Geneva
Malta
Aba
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Okonala
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Stations shift Merv Griffin show to afternoon
Three CBS stations in Alton ta, Providence, and Cleveland will move the Merv Griffin Show to 4:30 pm starting January 26 to clash with ABC and NBC late night programs. Griffin notes market-by-market studies show afternoon viewing rivals prime time, with nine more CBS stations expected to follow.
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Bee
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavell
Billy
Shter
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It s the Glue Some Folks Allergic to Stamps
A Syracuse patient allegedly suffered a violent allergic reaction to licking postage stamps. An allergist told postal officials the glue, corn dextrin, may cause allergies and noted vegetable dextrin is used to avoid animal products. Japanese and U.S. reps agreed to start negotiations next week on Okinawa’s return to Japan in 1972.
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Syracuse Allergis
Post Office Department
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Tate suspect extradition delay OKd
McKinney Texas district judge David Frown granted a 30 day delay in Watson extradition hearings. Charles Watson, 24, is charged in Los Angeles with the murder of Sharon Tate and six others last August. Watson’s attorney sought 60 days, contending pretrial publicity tainted the case. The judge warned readiness for February 16 and denied further time.
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Charles Watson
Sharon Tate
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Watson
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Boyd
Ex-Follower of Manson Loses Plea to Dismiss Murder Charge
Los Angeles court denies motion to dismiss murder charge against Robert K. Beausoleil a former Manson follower linked to the Tate LaBianca killings case. Beausoleil faces murder charges for Gary Jinan's death with venue change sought amid publicity. The case notes include co defendant Susan Atkins who faces seven murder counts in the Tate LaBianca slayings.
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Los Angeles County
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Susan Denise Akins
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Prand
LaBianca
Vrial
Miss Atkins
Vate-LaBlanca
William B. Keene
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