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Aptitude Test
By Chris Oakley
Chapter 5
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne(formerly Manchester) Guardian Joliet(formerly Chicago) Tribune FOOD RIOTS IN OSLO ENTER 3RD DAY St. Louis Post-Dispatch CUBAN PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT FENDS OFF COUP ATTEMPT Interior Minister Promises Castro Memorial Parade Will Be Held As Scheduled Toronto Globe & Mail U.N. HEALTH AUTHORITIES SEAL OFF JERUSALEM Death Toll In Cholera Epidemic Now Exceeds 200 Le Soir INTERIOR MINISTRY ANNOUNCES DE GAULLE TO BE TRIED FOR WAR CRIMES Boston Globe Governor’s office says food rationing will probably continue for foreseeable future Montreal Gazette Five separatists arrested in suspected terrorism conspiracy Modesto(formerly San Francisco) Chronicle Wine harvest in jeopardy Dagens Nyheter Thousands still without electricity in Helsinki Hartford Courant Upcoming hurricane season predicted to be worst in twenty years Dallas Morning Herald Three shot, two killed in attempted food truck hijacking Providence Journal Cholera epidemic in Bristol enters its third week; RI state officials say city may have to be declared uninhabitable Calgary Sun Unemployment in Alberta at its highest levels since Great Depression Houston Post Mexican interior minister assassinated as food riots in Oaxaca enter fifth day Sacramento Bee NVA commander-in-chief Giap missing, believed dead Branson(formerly Kansas City) Star Joplin’s mayor closes city borders to KC refugees Sydney Morning Herald Thousands homeless after Cyclone Bertha ravages southern Victoria and Queensland Lowell Sun Deaths from starvation in Mass. increase 50 percent in past year according to latest federal estimates Daily Mail Prime minister to release up-to-date figures on radiation poisoning cases in UK, Northern Ireland Anchorage Daily News 6.1 earthquake hampers relief efforts in Seattle Hawaiian independence advocates preparing to make their case before state senate in Honolulu VERO BEACH(formerly Miami) HERALD NASA officials say Cape Canaveral to remain closed indefinitely NOTICE FROM THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION: Due to the objectionable nature of certain portions of the programming content, next week’s edition of “Meet The Press” has been cancelled in accordance with the communications provisions of the 197* Presidential National Emergency Decree....
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