{"value"=>"<p>Includes \"Over 150 Civilians Die Under Bombs in Biafran Town as Nigeria Scours Europe for Arms\", April 27, 1968; \"Untitled\", June 18, 1968; \"The Worlds Most Desperate Refugee Problem\", June 23, 1968; \"Biafran Damage Figures Resulting from Nigerian Air Attacks\", June 23, 1968; \"Biafran Response Towards Lord Shepherd's Nigerian Visit\", June 26, 1968; \"Genocide Proved: Nigeria Says It Will Shoot Down Even Mercy Planes\", July 5, 1968; \"U Thant Says World's Nation Can Raise Biafran Genocide Issue in U.N.\", July 10, 1968; \"U Thant Says U.N. Could Debate Biafran Genocide Issue, Sidesteps Relief Issue\", July 15, 1968; \"Nigerian Army Commandeers Mercy Lorries from Britain\", August 5, 1968; \"Newly Installed British Radar Controlled Anti-Aircraft Guns Now Fire on Mercy Flights\", August 12, 1968; \"Red Cross Airstrip Again Bombed\", August 26, 1968; \"Biafra Views With Scorn Nigeria's Pathetic 'Propaganda Condemnations' of Its Officers Who Get Found Out\", September 4, 1968; \"Nigerian Bombers Kill 510, Injure More Than 1,000 in Bomb Raid\", September 18, 1968; \"Strong Anti-British Feelings Sweeping Switzerland\", September 19, 1968; \"Foreign News Men Suggest Doubters of Nigeria Genocidal Intentions Should Visit Umuahia\", September 30, 1968; and \"Statement By Maxwell T. Cohen, Attorney Made at the White House Hotel\", October 9, 1968.</p>"}