Scouts Finish Philmont Trek After 18 Day Adventure
A 26 member Scout troop returned from an 18 day high adventure at Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. The group trained in open fire cooking, map and compass use, and wilderness sanitation before trekking through the Sangre de Cristo range. Expedition reports note bear and buck deer sightings, a mouse incident in a camp, and a climb of a 9,600 foot peak ending with a visit to Taos.
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Philmont
Ogee
New Mexico
Sangre de Cristo
Rockies
Byron Brill
Alger
Taos
Martinsburg
Briton Given Five Years for Anti Soviet Activities
A civilian court in Moscow sentenced British citizen Brooke, 28, to five years for anti Soviet activity. He will serve one year in prison and four in a labor camp after admitting to distributing propaganda from the Popular Labor Alliance.
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Moscow
Brogke
Supreme Court of
Russian Federation
Brooke
London
Popular Labor Alliance
Frankfurt
West Germany
Prosecu' Gennady Terekhov
NTS
U.S
Paris
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Anthony Bishop
Simpson Attends Law Course at Northwestern
David G. Simpson of Scully Woltz and Simpson was among 100 attorneys from the United States and Canada who attended the eighth annual short course for Defense Lawyers in Criminal Cases at Northwestern University Law School in Chicago this week. Dean John Ritchie said the course covers scientific investigations and proof and recent criminal law developments.
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David ‘G. Simpson
Scully, Woltz
Simpson
Canada
Northwestern University Law School
Chicago
John Ritchie
Lost Treasure Battle at Castello Della Mala Morte
Engineer Alessandro Porro reports a legal clash over the Castello Della Mala Morte in a northern Italian village where a suspected treasure tale sparks dispute over ownership and ancient rights.
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Sparks
Evil Death
Alessandro Porro
Carlo Barberis
Porro
Barberis
Soviet Leaders Reappear Today in Moscow and Sevastopol
Soviet politics returns to public view as Nikolai Podgorny arrives in Sevastopol and Gennady Voronov appears at a Kremlin reception after extended absence. Diplomats note Podgorny’s illness and Voronov’s disappearance fuels intrigue about the party leadership.
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Moscow
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Sevastopol
Gennady I. Voronov
Kremlin
Podgorny
Voronov
Firemen Responded To Smoking Television on National Ave
Firemen were called yesterday to National Ave at 2 53 p m to investigate a smoking television. The television was unplugged and no damage occurred per a Reuss spokesman. In Yugoslavia the City Council bans London style double deck buses to protect trees and will buy shorter buses for the tourist city.
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Rouss
Friendship
Oe National Ave
Reuss
Mostar
Yugoslavia
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Robert J. Pullen
Ige G. Snider
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Ralph E. Fortune
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D. Goad
Front Royal
William A. Hall
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Woodstock
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