American citizen jailed in Italy over Mafia claims
Charles Orlando a New York businessman with Italian roots was detained in Palermo for eight days and later deported for alleged Mafia ties. He disputed the charges, noted police abuse and lack of charges, and said his case was a government face-saving maneuver. His lawyers appeal the dismissal while he warns Americans to beware of using citizenship as protection against injustice.
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Senator predicts two more years of Vietnam war
Senator Gale W. McGee said the fighting would likely continue for two more years. He urged South Vietnam to develop its political and economic stability and pressed for better use of manpower for political and community development amid Buddhist unrest and ongoing antiwar tensions.
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Scottsdale Sertoma program covers ASU growth and Paradise Valley
The Scottsdale Sertoma Club meets to discuss Arizona State University development and Scottsdale city growth with Earl W. Leem as program chairman. An April Regional Sertoma Convention is set for April 21 at the Safari Hotel, with over 200 delegates expected. campus meetings occur Thursday mornings at the Resmada Inn.
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Army to Open Training Areas at Three Bases
The Army will add training centers at Ft. Bragg and two other major bases and bring 15 000 soldiers home from Europe to quicken Viet Nam expansion. Air Force training time will drop from six to four weeks as part of speedups. By June 30 1966 total armed forces rise to 1 229 million with overall force strength near 3 093 million.
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Satellite launched from Vandenberg using Thor Agena booster
A Thor Agena booster satellite was launched successfully Thursday from Vandenberg Air Force Base California according to the Air Force. No further details were released under current Defense Department policy.
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