Mindszenty exile likely to end under terms in Hungary
Budapest sources say Hungary may drop charges against Cardinal Mindszenty and allow him to reside in Hungary or at the Vatican if he gives up his archbishop duties in Hungary. Mindszenty, 79, has lived in the U S Embassy since 1956 after fleeing the Soviet invasion. He seeks official vindication and clerical rights restored, not a pardon.
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Vienna
UPI
Hungary
Jozsef Mindszenty
U.S
Budapest
Mindszenty
Vatican
Legation
United States
Robbery probe opens in Britain's biggest cash heist since 1963
Scotland Yard marshaled forces and Interpol to track a five to eight man gang that ambushed an armored car near Croydon, took $1.09 million, and fled by waiting truck. Docks and airports were alerted as detectives raided London area homes. This was Britain's largest cash robbery since the Great Train Robbery of 1963.
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London
UPI
Scotland Yard
Britain
Yard
Interpol
International Police Organization
Croydon
Fire destroys Belfast pub after soldiers death incident
Fire consumed the Squires Hill Tavern in Ligoniel Belfast on Saturday. Police tied the blaze to tensions after three British soldiers were lured and killed earlier in the month. The pub had been vacated since March 14 after the soldiers’ deaths when bombs damaged it. Authorities expressed uncertainty about the cause. Prime Minister Brian Faulkner spent the weekend at his country home preparing two major speeches, one for the Unionist Party Council and another for a Parliament debate.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Squires Hill
Ligoniel
Brian Faulkner
Unionist Party Council
Faulkner
Newsmen expelled from war in East Pakistan reach Bombay
About 25 foreign correspondents from American, British, Australian, Canadian, French, Japanese and Russian outlets were expelled from Dacca amid civil war. They were confined in a Dacca hotel, ordered to wait for transport, then flown to Karachi and Bombay after confiscations of film and copies. Times reporter Sydney Schanberg was among the expelled.
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Bombay
India
UPI
East Pakistan
Karachi
West Pakistan
Dacca
Robert Kaylor
Kaylor
Pakistan
Army
Air Force
New York
New York Times
A. M. Rosenthal
Washington
Times
Sydney Schanberg
Jews jailed in Russia over protest at attorney general
Twenty five men who protested the detention of other Jews were convicted of hooliganism and each jailed 10 to 15 days. Two men fined and 12 women released. The detainees opposed the continued detention of about 30 Jews in Leningrad charged with conspiring to hijack a plane and tried in Frunze District Court after overnight custody at a sobering up station.
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Moscow
UPI
Leningrad
Frunze
Fly Tells Uruguayan Sympathy Before Returning Home
UPI reports agriculture expert Claude L. Fly, 65, released by Tupamaros after 208 days in a “people's jail” near Montevideo, left for the United States with his wife and son. He thanked Uruguayans, noting illness and confinement, and said a year and a half of recovery lies ahead.
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Montevideo
UPI
USS
Claude L. Fly
United States
Fly
Mirian
John
U.S. Air Force
Carrasco
Fort Collins
Colo
Geoffrey Jackson
Jackson
Tupamaros
Paris talks postponed for second week during Vietnam peace efforts
The United States postponed the next session of the Paris peace talks for a second week after North Vietnam and Viet Cong boycotted the 108th session. The Allies rejected Hanoi's proposal for April 4 and suggested April 8, with all four parties needing agreement. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong spokesmen decried the move as an attempt to push the conference into greater impasse.
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Paris
UPI
United States
Vietnam
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Saigon
Permit noise and tension around Preston County surface mine
The article details Kennedy's 1971 surface mining plan near Coopers Rock State Forest including reclamation methods, equipment, and 100 foot setback rules. It covers state oversight, filings, a contested permit, and a pending Reclamation Board review with a hearing likely in Morgantown.
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Division of Reclamation Office
Charleston
Kennedy
H.L. Kennedy
Cooper’s Rock State Forest
DNR
Coopers Rock State Forest
West Virginia
Latimer
Reclamation Board of Review
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Everly
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Preston County
Ira S. Latimer Jr
Floyd Stiles
Stiles
John L. Boettner Jr
W.H. Dickerson Jr
Morgantown
Brannon E. Biffle, O. D
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WWVU
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