Elephant Kills Trainer During Circus Show in Rock Forest
An American trainer Eloise Berchtold, 42, died after a 6,000 pound elephant trampled her during a Gatini Circus performance in Rock Forest Quebec. A second elephant fled into nearby woods and was recaptured after 16 hours with Morgan Berry of Woodland Washington returning it to the circus. Police reported a sharpshooter killed the first elephant Friday night as it stood over the body.
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Woodland
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Eloise Berchtold
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Cadets Threaten Protest At New Mexico Military Institute
About 107 first class cadets at NMMI plan a formation and rank dropping protest a week before commencement. Brig. Gen. Childress warned of possible dismissal. cadets accuse faculty neglect and demand clear policies while awaiting further action.
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Gerald Childress
NMMI
Randy Houston
Cadet Corps
Childress
Houston
Las Vegas
OPEC warns US to shore up dollar or risk oil revenue loss
Iran's top oil negotiator Mohammed Yeganeh told an OPEC meeting that the United States must bolster the dollar to prevent erosion of oil buyers' power. He cautioned that if action fails, oil nations could act, though no immediate measures were announced.
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America
Mohammed Yeganeh
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U.S
Economic Commission
Security Council condemns South Africa Angola raid
The United Nations Security Council unanimously adopted a resolution condemning South Africa’s incursion into Angola and warning of possible sanctions for future attacks. The Western members backed the measure, led by the United States and allied nations, amid reports of civilian casualties at Cassinga.
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Angola
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Canada
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France
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South-West Africa
James F. Leonard
Andrew Young
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General Assembly
SWAPO
Namibia
DeMolays Plan Paper Drive For Roswell Programs
Roswell DeMolays schedule a paper collection to fund annual programs. The event appears in the Daily Record and is slated for coverage on Page 3.
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Carrizoro’s
Carlsbad Cavemen
Bird Kill Sparks UFO Correlation Theories
The Daily Record reports massive recent bird deaths after a storm. W L Schiffman cites M K Jessup’s The Case for the U F O and quotes historical red rain incidents and reports of birds falling from the sky, suggesting possible intelligent action behind the falls.
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Ninth St
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Philadelphia Times
Baton Rouge
Jessup
Schiffman
U.F.O
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