Reds close West Berlin highway amid train shooting claim
East German troops sealed the 110 mile corridor to West Berlin for three hours while a U S Army train moving east reportedly was shot at. West German officials said a pistol fired and a window broken, U S spokesman called it not a bullet. No injuries reported.
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Foreign news drops stocks on fears of Vietnam conflict
UPI reports sharp stock declines in New York as worries over Vietnam and a potential world monetary crisis push prices lower. Stocks across sectors including conglomerates and chemicals fell, while the WPI index slipped 0.8 percent after two hours of trading.
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Odrinex Fat-Overweight Pill Ad Declares Money Back Guarantee
An over the counter tablet advertised as Odrinex promises fat reduction with a money back guarantee. Priced at $3.00 for standard and $35.00 for a larger economy size, the ad claims quick results and easy swallowing. Returns accepted with no questions asked through Skaggs Drug Centers.
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Seals to be slain in Gulf of St Lawrence drive protests
Plans proceeded to kill 50,000 baby seals for their skins in the Gulf of St Lawrence despite outcries from conservationists and animal lovers.
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UPI
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Bomb injures 25 at Jerusalem library cafeteria
A terrorist blast at the Hebrew University library cafeteria in Jerusalem wounded 25 people eight seriously. A second blast near a bank in Ramallah district caused no casualties. Fighting and tense truces spread along the Suez Canal and cease fire lines.
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Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
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Syria
Jordan River
Golan Heights
Little Bitter Lake
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Woman Found Shot To Death In Scottsdale Home
Scottsdale police found 19 year old Megs Janet Lyn Thompson shot dead at her home on E Cactus Rd. Richard Cham Chamberlain, described as distressed, sat on the front steps and told officers she shot herself. A small pistol was found under her leg. Thompson died at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital at 8 55.
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Janet Lyn Thompson
Cactus’ Rd
Richard Cham
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Chamberlain
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Suspect Bound Over On Marijuana and Minor Charge
A Los Angeles man, Roland A. Burnett, 29, was bound over to Superior Court on charges of possession of marijuana and inducing a minor to smoke marijuana. He and a 16 year old girl were allegedly found smoking marijuana in Burnett's car during a police stop tied to an unregistered car. A nearby gas meter incident at Scottsdale Parkways Apartments caused a brief gas leak after a vehicle struck the meter. firemen secured the area until APS crews arrived.
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Roland A. Burnett
Scottsdale
Harold Holcomb
Burnett
Scottsdale Parkway
N. Parkway
Arizona Public Service
Paris Gold Soars to Record as Labor Strike Looms
Gold hits $47.92 an ounce in Paris on a record run amid a looming nationwide strike. CGT CFDT and FO join forces for next Tuesday action as railways face wildcat disruption and potential franc devaluation.
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UPI
General Confederation of Workers
CGT
Confederation of Democratic Workers
CFDT
Workers Force
Charles de Gaulle
Astronaut Schweickart Returns To Spacewalk On Porch Test
Apollo 9 astronaut Russell Schweickart spacewalked onto the lunar lander porch during the fourth day of the mission as he tested a partial walk after earlier cancellation due to nausea. Commander James McDivitt reported Schweickart feeling better and prepared to extend the daylight test on the spider lander while David Scott stayed aboard the command ship.
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James McDivitt
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Gumdrop
David R. Scott
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