Spotter planes hunt down Argentine rebels in Cordoba
In Cordoba Argentina spotter planes joined reinforced army patrols as fourth day of guerrilla like warfare raised death and destruction. Thirteen people are dead in Cordoba with reports of higher tolls. 42 wounded and hundreds jailed by military tribunals. unrest spreads to Rosario Tucuman and beyond. Three thousand troops moved into Cordoba after the 2nd Army Corps controlled Rosario. curfews and gunfire mark the crisis that has challenged Ongania's government.
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Biafra
Biafran
Lagos
Okpai
Baifran
Biafran Information Office
Geneva
Foreigners flee Curacao amid ties of violence in Willemstad
Thousands of American and other foreigners rushed to evacuate Curacao as a 48 hour ultimatum to Premier Cio Kroon neared expiry. Royal Dutch Marines increased security to about 1,000 after strikers looted and set fires, two killed and over 100 injured, with damages estimated at 40 million dollars.
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Willemstad
Curacao
UPL
Cio Kroon
Netherlands Antilles
Netherlands
Singapore riots flare as Chinese Malays clash on streets
In Singapore a second day of street clashes between Chinese and Malays left 33 admitted to hospitals with knife wounds and other injuries. Police blamed outside agitators, citing a group of Chinese who arrived in the past 48 hours. Security forces including riot squads and vigilantes were deployed while authorities in Malaysia blamed subversive elements for similar unrest amid general elections.
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Halford Boudewyn
Socialist Front
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Kuala Lumpur
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