Bolivia Plans Austerity and TV Uplift for Poorer Classes
Bolivia's revolutionary government led by Gen Alfredo Ovando Candia vows severe austerity and a mass TV rollout to educate the masses. Information Minister Alberto Bailey Gutierrez says 40 000 to 50 000 TV sets will be provided free of duties as the regime redefines society and eyes possible nationalization of American firms while targeting university autonomy.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Alberto Bailey Gutier
Tez
Bailey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
United States
Latin America
Alfredo Ovando
Here and There 29 Arm of the Atlantic
A short puzzle style word list appears with clues across themes of geography animals and objects including lake Oregon and a list of literary or archaic terms. The entries suggest a cross reference style for a newspaper puzzle page.
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Lake
Oregon
Meir Visits Milwaukee Roots In Emotional City Tour
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir returns to Milwaukee, once her youth home, visiting Fourth Street School and an elementary classroom. She recalls early lessons on freedom and democracy as cheering locals bid farewell before leaving for New York.
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Milwaukee
Golda Meir
Fourth Street
Position of Figure in Probe Is Questioned
Senate investigators scrutinize Sgt. William O Wooldridge amid graft allegations claiming a criminal empire. Wooldridge, now sergeant major at White Sands NM, faces questions on trust and responsibility as hearings resume with his testimony.
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Washington
Senate
Army
William O. Wooldridge
Wooldridge
White Sand
New Mexico
James C. Shoultz
Shoultz
Carl Turner
Maj
Reis Kash
Criminal Investigation Division
Ft. Benning
U.S
CID
NCO
Vietnam
Germany
Kash
Augsburg
Munich
South Vietnam
Ft.Benning
United States
Maj. Wooldridge
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Space age begins as Soviet satellite launches first man made orbit
On Oct 4, 1957 the Soviet Union inaugurated the space age by launching the first artificial satellite. Other notes recall Hitler Mussolini talk in 1940 Brenner Pass, occupation order in Japan in 1945, Pope Paul VI appeal in 1965, a 1959 moon orbit hint, and Bobby Baker probe in 1965.
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Associated Press
Soviet Union
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Brenner Pass
Alps
Japan
Pope Paul VI
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Senate
Bobby Baker
Union Jack Remains Over Rock of Gibraltar Since 1704
The Union Jack continues to fly over the Rock of Gibraltar, a symbol of British presence for 265 years since the July 24 1704 establishment.
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Rock of Gibraltar
Freshmen Doused in Fun at De La Salle Orientation
Freshmen at De La Salle High School New Orleans were showered with mollasses toothpaste honey feathers and other sticky items by 275 seniors during an annual orientation program. The victims say they look forward to reversing the prank next year.
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de la Salle High School
New Orleans
University of Virginia to admit coeds without restriction in 1972
The University of Virginia Board of Visitors approves a two year transition to admitting women undergraduates with no cap after 1972. About 450 women will be admitted next fall and 550 in 1971 while courts review suits alleging civil rights violations over admission.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia Board of Visitors
Board of Visitors
Threat of Court Move Against BP Soio Merger
The Justice Department threatened court action to block a planned merger where BP Oil Corp US would be acquired by Sohio. The move targets a larger BP US foothold while allowing a shareholder vote and a stock exchange to proceed. Antitrust officials seek out of court discussions to resolve the dispute.
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Washington
British Petroleum Co
United States
U.S
Standard Oil of
Ohio
Justice Department
Richard W. McLaren
BP- Oil Corp
Sohio
McLaren
BP Oil Corp
British Petroleum N.V
British Petroleum Holdings, Inc
Sohio-Bp
Seaboard
Atlantic Richfield
Sohia
Alaska
Prudhoe Bay
Stray Shot Kills Man During Predawn Police Raid
Whittier California police raiding the wrong apartment a stray rifle shot killed Haywae Henry Dyer 22 as he held his infant son Francis 22 months. The shot was fired accidentally by Detective Sgt Vernon Frank Sweeney who held the rifle barrel toward the floor.
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Dyer
Florence Meehan
Susie
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