U S Ambassador Elbrick Kidnapped in Rio de Janeiro
UPI reports U S Ambassador C Burke Elbrick was kidnapped on his way to work in Rio de Janeiro by four armed men using a foreign car. A ransom note demanded 15 political prisoners be freed within 48 hours, signed MR 8. Diplomatic talks and urgent consultations with Brazil followed as authorities sought details on the suspects and potential prisoner releases.
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Weather Outlook With Rain Then Cool Weekend
Cloudy conditions bring periods of rain today tonight and Saturday. Highs near the mid 70s with lows in the 60s. Winds easterly 10 to 20 mph. Rainfall total to date shown and last year’s totals noted with a high low reading of 65.
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Ho Chi Minh as ruthless tyrant says Bernard Levin
Bernard Levin denounces Ho Chi Minh calling him a ruthless tyrant noting mass killings after conquering North Vietnam. He cites alleged child killings and bodies found after Tet as part of Ho’s policies, framing atrocities as calculated rather than battlefield acts.
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Tiews Herald LeECcox zzzxe Vol 14 No 21 September 5 1969
The Tiews Herald LeECcox Zzzxe edition lists newspaper details including publication schedule by Grange County Publications Radio Inc and rates for single copies and mailed subscriptions in multiple counties. It notes net paid circulation figures for July 1969 and July 1968.
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Israel halts search for bishop in Judean desert
Israeli police suspended full-scale efforts to locate former Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike of California who has been missing in the Judean desert for three days. Civilian volunteers will resume small-scale searches as hundreds of troops and police had previously searched. Bethlehem Police Chief Enosh Givati warned refuge with Bedouin could be crucial for survival.
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