Four Deserters Seek Asylum In Sweden
Four American sailors who deserted the USS Intrepid in Japan sought political asylum in Sweden arriving from Moscow. They carry $4,000 from a Soviet peace group and plan to start a newspaper to denounce the war. Sweden to grant temporary permits as aliens commission decides on permanent status.
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Calif
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Sweden
Vietnam
Intrepid
Swedish Aliens Commission
Tokyo
U. S. Navy
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Mount Pocono
Craig W. Anderson
Richard D. Bailey
John M. Barilla
Catonville
Britain seeks European talks on Common Market entry
Foreign Secretary George Brown flies to Rome for talks that could spark a conference with Britain and five European Common Market partners. He will then visit Brussels Bonn The Hague and Luxembourg as the bloc leans toward Britain entering while France opposes.
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UPI
George Brown
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Britain
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Luxembourg
Eight Uninjured In House Blast In Leadville
An explosion at the Potters home in Leadville Colorado blew off the roof and shattered windows in adjacent houses. Eight children escaped unharmed while Mr and Mrs E G Potter suffered minor injuries from shattered debris. Fire Chief said a gas water heater thermostat failed and the blast lifted the water tank through the roof. The Potters and their children aged 4 to 13 slept under more than three feet of wreckage. Mrs Potter was hospitalized with chest bruises and possible broken toes.
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Laos Faces Escalating Risk as Cold War Conflicts Grow
The review notes Laos may ignite wider warfare as Communist forces in Indochina expand influence. It traces Geneva outcomes, Patthet Lao actions, and foreign interventions by the United States, North Vietnam, China, and Russia, plus a 1962 Geneva settlement that averted a major clash. The piece warns 40,000 North Vietnamese troops and rising regional tensions threaten broader instability including Cambodia.
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Cambodia
Laos
Pathet Lao
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Phong Saly
Sam Neua
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South Vietnam
Security Council
Brrth
Thailand
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Geneva
U.S. State Department
Newborn PKU Screening Saved 45 Massachusetts Babies
Massachusetts reports 45 infants spared mental retardation after newborn PKU screening, now required in the state. PKU, a inherited disorder, blocks amino acid processing and can hinder brain development without special diet. The program puts the test on a few drops of blood and reflects early detection success.
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Boston
Massachusetts
State Department of Public Health
Washington seeks international aid in Vietnam crisis
The department signals that Washington will seek help from foreign powers, likely including Russia and other Communist nations, to strip Viet Cong sanctuaries. The piece warns the 1962 pattern could reemerge, with a world crisis looming as the conflict could widen to Laos.
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Laos
Carter's Pills Wake Up Your Peristalsis
A vintage advertisement promotes Carter's Pills as a temporary laxative to relieve irregularity by stimulating the slowed down intestinal muscles. It claims quick relief and a cheerful benefit, noting a price of 49 cents and a large base of satisfied users.
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