U S Serviceman On Detained List
The Defense Department lists 17 U S servicemen as detained or missing in Vietnam era conflicts. The article explains how the department classifies detained and SAR cases and notes ongoing searches and family privacy concerns.
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Rex Harrison To Star In Ghost Goes West Remake
Rex Harrison will play the lead in a musical remake of the classic film The Ghost Goes West. The remake is set for release next year and recreates the Robert Donat feature with a new musical angle.
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Jack F. Davis
Death Cuts Into Labor's Majority in Parliament
London AP reports the British government may call a late September by election to replace Norman Dodds whose death reduces Labor's House of Commons majority. Dodds, 61, died after treatment for heart and lung ailments in a Dartford hospital.
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Bangkok
Thailand
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Melbourne
Diana Knox
Adrian Gibson
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William Angliss
Ulcer Sufferer Blames Workhouse Diet For Drinking
In Chattanooga a defendant explains to City Judge Riley Graham that ulcers forced him to drink. The unshaven man says cornbread at the workhouse made him sick, while the judge notes whisky would worsen ulcers, but the man says the beverage was wine.
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Pope Hosts Seminarian Party at Castel Gandolfo
Pope Paul VI hosted a party for some 200 foreign seminarians at his summer residence in Castel Gandolfo, Italy, chatting with youths as they enjoyed ice cream and drinks in the gardens.
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Athens weighs ban on further demonstrations amid unrest
Premier Elias Tsirimakos prepared to ban all downtown Athens protests and order police to act quickly as crowds gathered. Despite partial bans, 15 000 demonstrators clashed with police near Parliament, injuring about 150 in six hours, while unrest since Papandreou’s dismissal has left over 500 injured and a 25 year old student dead.
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