Laos Premier and Army Strong Man Clash Near Civil War
VIENTIANE Laos Premier Souvanna Phouma and Captain Kong Le clash over cease fire orders amid Laos three cornered civil war. Kong Le vows continued fighting while Souvanna probes Soviet ties and diplomacy with Moscow and Paris.
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Vientiane
Souvanna Phouma
Kong le
Souvanna
Mi Mier
Savang Vathana
Remains of Ancient Indians Set for Display at Lizard Mound
The remains of two Indians buried over a thousand years ago will be shown at Lizard Mound State Park. The skeletons will be placed in a crypt inside the mound, with a viewing mirror letting visitors see them as archaeologists found them.
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Milwaukee
Lizard Mound State Park
Mobutu says Reds still operate from closed Czechoslovak Embassy
Congo army chief Mobutu reports seizure of a German radio transmitter and Hungarian receiver plus 25 boxes of Czech made shells at the closed embassy. He says broadcasts had occurred nightly since the Sept 14 coup and that the Communist agent who met diplomats may return. A Communist journalist linked to L Humanite is monitored.
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L'Humanite
Leopoldville
Leopold II
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Chou En-lai Attacks United States In Speech
In Peiping Chou En-lai assailed the United States and pledged aid to nations resisting the U S led imperialist camp. He spoke on the eve of National Day as Peiping radio said U S leaders push arms, thwart disarmament, and block peace while praising peaceful coexistence.
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Latin America
Atlas Missile Tow Damages Pole Cutting Power in Springfield
An Atlas intercontinental missile being towed to Wright Patterson AFB clipped a utility pole at Springfield Ohio, severing power to the city's east side. Police said the 94-foot missile pod caused the outage before any launch.
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Wright-Patterson Afb
Playboy Called Back to Court Over Courtroom Duel
In Mexico City Francisco Pigna tari known as Baby Pignatari faced a sharp rebuke from Judge Salvador Martinez Rojas after lunging toward Prince Alfonso Hohenlohe during a tense hearing over adultery charges involving Princess Ira von Furstenberg Hohenlohe. The prince seeks divorce and custody of two young sons while the parties deny the accusations. The court will decide if the prince's complaint is justified.
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Baby) Pignatari
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Mexico
Chicago Livestock Market summary week hogs cattle and sheep
US market figures show hogs steady to slight gains with barrows and gilts around par, sows steady, mixed grades 200–280 lb mostly 17.25–17.75, 300–400 lb sows 14.75–16.50, and 400–550 lb sows 13.75–15.00. Cattle see steers and many 1100 lb targets down 25–50, larger drops to 1.50 for >1300 lb. late bulk steers 23.50–26.00, 1300–1500 lb loads 23.50–24.50, 950–1100 lb steers 23.75–24.25, good steers 22.00–23.50, heifers 22.75–24.50, bulls 16.50–19.00. Sheep show spring lambs 1.00–2.00 higher, others steady. bulk sales noted.
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Japanese Prince and Princess Tour New York City
Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko toured New York visiting Fifth Avenue shops and the Bronx Zoo while planning to attend the Yankees vs Red Sox game at Yankee Stadium. Akihito bought rare fish, and the Japan Society hosted a Waldorf reception for 2200 guests with John D. Rockefeller III noting closer U.S. Japan ties.
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Lamb Market Report Reflects Mixed Spring Demand
The market shows primed spring slaughter lambs at 19.50 to 20.50 with most prime offerings near 20.25. Mixed good and choice lambs bring 17.50 to 19.00, utility and good 13.00 to 15.00. Calls for choice shorn slaughter ewes reach 4.00 to 5.00.
Typo Corrections Spark Debate Over Army Rank Claim
A South Carolina Supreme Court opinion contained a typing error that implied a defendant had served 12 years and risen to the rank of sergeant. The correction reveals the phrase quoted includes a garbled word and the court will update the record.
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Columbia, S.C
South Carolina
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