Silent 43 Hour North Korea UNC Meeting Sets Record
At Panmunjom Maj. Gen. James B. Kapp of UNC and Maj. Gen. Ri Choon Sun of North Korea sat in silence for 11 hours 35 minutes in the longest Korean War armistice commission meeting. Ri walked out at 10:35 p.m. after North Korea halted talks amid calls for deescalation. Knapp urged NK removal of weapons and personnel from the DMZ and a stop to attacks, with promises of reciprocal UNC steps to ease border tensions.
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UPI
James B. Kapp
United Nations Command
UNC
Ri Choon- Sun
People’s Republic of
Gen. Ri
Military Armistice Commission
North Korea
Knapp
North
Senators charge Alaska tour a publicity stunt
Three Republican senators pulled from Sen Edward Kennedy’s Alaska subcommittee tour labeling the trip a publicity stunt paid for at taxpayers’ expense. Kennedy and Sen Walter Mondale defended the probe as objective while the GOP cited a memorandum urging dramatic poverty contrasts.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Kennedy
Walter Mondale
Minn
George Murphy
Calif
Henry
Bellman
Oklo
William Saxbe
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Subcommittee
Adrian Parmeter
Bellmon
Seh. Kennedy
Parmeter
APS Boost Increase Sets Higher Bills for Phoenix Customers
Arizona Public Service will raise gas and electric bills about 20 cents a month and 25 cents per year starting April 14 due to higher costs from supplier Paso Natural Gas Co. The $1.5 million annual rise is under review by the Federal Power Commission and refunds may follow if not approved.
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United Press International
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Northrup
At&t
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Arizona
Sue Parke Davis
Penn
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Pepsico
Bendix
Polaroid
Bethlehem Steel
RCA
Boeing
Chrysler
Raytheon Hall Cities Service
ATV
San Diego
G&e
DuPont - Sears, Roebuck , Weener Airlines
Southern—Pacific
Sperry Rand
Calif
Emerson
N.J
Fairchild Camera
Texaco
Ford Motors
Texas Gulf A Frontier’ Airlines
Aeries Ae
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Dow Sones
IBM
Johns
Manville
Subpoenaed Fratiano Linked to Petro Death Probe
The FBI served a subpoena Tuesday as part of a Petro death investigation. Petro, 46, a former bank robber, was found shot dead Jan 10 in a car at Los Angeles Airport while Fratiano said he received a subpoena and knew little of the case. Petro had a 1946 electric chair sentence overturned after a new trial.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Petro
Los Angeles
Fratiano
David Nissen
U.S
Ohio
Columbus
U S edged by Russia in military strength, says British institute
The Institute for Strategic Studies warned the United States lost its edge over the Soviet Union in the past year and could be overtaken in ICBMs by mid 1969 while retaining a nuclear lead due to stronger submarines and air forces. It noted growing Soviet missile, submarine, and aircraft programs and a shift toward intervention beyond borders under a limited sovereignty doctrine.
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UPI
United States
Russia
Institute For Strategic Studies
Kremlin
Italy Strike Paralyzes Nation Three Hours
Italy shut down for three hours in a nationwide general strike called by the three largest labor unions to protest police action in Battipaglia where two died and 123 were injured amid rioting. Trains and buses halted. long distance calls disrupted. a somber funeral procession for the victims drew 12 000 mourners.
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UPI
Italy
Battiagalia
Battipa#lia
Inner Peace Meeting Tonight At Local Savings Office
A group of local leaders from the Inner Peace Movement will host a discussion at 8 PM in the First Federal Savings and Loan building at 6950 E. Camelback Rd. The non profit, non political group promotes self understanding for a more satisfying and abundant life.
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Federal Savings and Loan Building
Camelback Rd
Inner Peace Movement
Inner Peace
Furniture theft at Roadrunner Golf Resort
A San Diego man checked into the Roadrunner Golf Resort last Friday and a Do Not Disturb sign lingered Tuesday. By Wednesday furniture including a television and a chair disappeared, with the manager stating the guest left without paying a $191 bill. Police note the item value is pending inventory.
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Roadrunner
San Diego
Calif
James McGee
Litton Faces FTC Charge Over German Typewriter Firm Purchase
The Federal Trade Commission charged Litton Industries with violating antitrust laws in its 1960s acquisition of Triumph-Adler, a German typewriter maker. The commission voted 4 to 1 to reject Litton’s offer for extended negotiations toward an out-of-court settlement.
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UPI
Federal Trade Commission
Litton Industries Inc
Litton
Triumph-Adler
Everette MacIntyre
Commission
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E. Oak St
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William Joachim
83Rd St
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Scottsdale Road
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Firat Ave
Standard Glass Co
E. Washington
Iren
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N. Scottsdale RD
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