Canada Judge May Lee Gerda Sets Europe Interview Plan
Ottawa dispatch reports Justice Wishard F. Spence left open if Munsinger may travel to Europe to answer questions about her alleged ties to a world figure. The case centers on a controversial Canadian affair probe and a costly exclusive interview with a literary agent and TV network.
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UPI
Gerda
Spence
Republic
Europe
Wishard F. Spence
Munsinger
Raid Finds 250 Tons of Arms in Sumter Warehouse
Federal agents seized 250 tons of machine gun parts and bullets at a deserted Sumter warehouse in a second major confiscation within four days. Lead investigator William D. Hehen said the cache could fill 20 trailer trucks. no arrests were reported. The operation followed a Sunday raid near Orangeburg that seized 21 automatic weapons and grenades. Arrests in that case included Charles W. Leavell John Michael O Berry and Jack Horger on fire arms charges.
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UPI
William D. Hehen
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South Florida
Latin America
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John Michael O'Berry
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Jack
Horger
Cope
Turks May Replace III President Cemal Gursel Report
Turkish government seeks a medical report on Cemal Gursel to decide if the presidency should be declared vacant. Doctors from the United States and Turkey will submit a medical assessment for a joint Parliament session by next Monday. The next president is expected to be the former armed forces chief.
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Ankara
Turkey
Cemal Gursel
Gurse
Eeluad Ouse
Bel
Armed Forces
Tiny Masterpiece Sells for 616000 Pounds at Sothebys
A 15th century painting attributed to Jan van Eyck titled St George Slaying The Dragon sold at Sothebys in London for 220000 pounds, about 616000 dollars. The 55 by 4 1/2 inch work set a high price per square inch, selling to Colnaghi for an unidentified client on behalf of Mrs. L. A. Impey of England.
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London
Én. Eyck
Sotheby's
L. A. Impey
Colnaghi
Harlem Theater Seized Amid Arm Cache and Ties to Extremists
Police found a cache of weapons including a 30 caliber rifle and sawed off shotgun at the Repertory Theater in Harlem, linked to a group led by Leroi Jones and described as an extremist organization. Investigators questioned six men as officers inspected the three story brownstone. A pipe bomb and other weapons were recovered in the basement as detectives probed possible anti white motives.
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New York
Pau
Harlem
Khan
Jones
Feader
Ater
Leroi Jones
Jetliner Hits Duck in Air Lands Safely
Delta Air Lines DC9 with 60 passengers landed safely in Memphis after striking a flock of ducks at 3,000 feet. Captain David Thayer, Chicago, said he heard a thud and felt a shudder but declared no emergency as fire crews greeted the aircraft on arrival. The bird damaged a 12-inch hole in the right wing. pilot reduced speed to compensate.
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Tenn
Delta Air Lines
St. Louis
Delta
David Thayer
Chicago
Thayer
EAA
Kansas City
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