Sinatra Son Abducted From California Motel
Frank Sinatra Jr was kidnapped at gunpoint from a motel room in Stateline California as he prepared to perform with the Tommy Dorsey Band. Deputies, FBI and local police chased two suspects identified as Joseph Sorce and Thomas Keating, found tied to the crime and suspected of a bank robbery in Long Beach. Deputies blocked mountain roads on the California Nevada border while the search continued.
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Americans Still Held In Bolivia
In Bolivia 21 hostages including four Americans remain held by tin miners near Catavi with strong militia guards. Thomas Martin, a 27 year old U S Information Agency officer, reports he and the others are well. President Paz Met with his Cabinet as troops moved into Oruro and Johnson offered aid to secure release.
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New York
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White House
Thailand's New Chief Is Pro-West
In Bangkok Gen Thanom Kittkachorn was named premier after the death of Sarit Thanarat. The 52-year-old deputy premier and defense minister succeeds Sarit with royal approval from King Bhumibol Adulyadej. Police and provincial officials were urged to watch for subversives tied to Communist activity in the northeast.
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Snowstorm Tapers as Eastward Move Brings Deaths
A brutal snowstorm system eased its grip after dumping up to a foot of snow across the Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Iowa and Nebraska. Five people died eight were injured when a Greyhound bus collided with a car near Little Falls Minnesota. Temperatures fell to near zero in North Dakota as rain hit the East Coast from Virginia to New York. In Tokyo surgeons claimed a historic breakthrough rejoining severed nerves in a shattered spine after a train crash.
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Lodge Nomination Questioned by Eisenhower Request
In Saigon ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge says Eisenhower has not asked him to seek the 1964 Republican nomination. The New York Times reported Eisenhower urged Lodge to return to the U.S. to run. Lodge says no communication has been received and he has no intention to run, preferring to continue his work in Vietnam. A candle service will mark Kennedy’s mourning period at the Lincoln Memorial. Funeral rites planned in Midland City for 11 killed in a car train crash. Linus Pauling arrives in Oslo to accept the delayed 1962 Nobel Peace Prize.
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Norway
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Taft Opposes Shortening U S Work Week
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. of Ohio criticized a shorter work week saying it would raise business costs and hurt U S firms in competition with foreign companies. He spoke on a radio broadcast after announcing his bid for the Republican U S Senate nomination from Ohio.
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Taft
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Robert A. Taft
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Nehru Opens UN Population Conference in New Delhi
Prime Minister Nehru launches a United Nations conference on population control in New Delhi. The meeting addresses India's rising population pressures and aims to coordinate global efforts.
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Nehru
India
Boy survives heart wound from stray bullet
Eight year old Harold Adams was shot in the heart while playing in his rural Madison area yard. Doctors at Huron Road Hospital reported he is recovering with no ill effects. Sheriff’s officials questioned hunters and confiscated rifles as ballistics tests may follow.
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Madison
John Storer
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Edwin I. Sjo
Lake County
Dixon D Eye
Painesville
Adams
Bolton poised to seek Ohio at large House seat
Rep Oliver P Bolton of Ohio is expected to announce on Tuesday that he will run for the state's at large House seat rather than seek re election in his district. He plans a 9 am Cleveland news conference and is seen as bolstering the GOP ticket ahead of the 1964 campaign.
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Oliver P. Bolton
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Bolton
James A Rhodes
Stephen M Young
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Senate
Taft
Cleveland
Woman at 100 Keeps Pink Cheeks Through Indian Club Exercise
PAINESVILLE Mrs Matilda Trass aged 100 credits daily Indian club workouts for keeping her cheeks pink and heart gay. The former gym teacher reads greeting cards and chats with residents at the Madison rest home after a long life in Bos ton and Lake Erie College teaching. She celebrated her centennial on Saturday and learned gymnastics at the Allen Gymnasium in Boston before marrying Durward Trass, who died two decades ago.
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Jet Liner Explodes 81 Aboard Die in Maryland Delaware Crash
Pan American Boeing 707 with 81 aboard crashes near the Maryland Delaware line after lightning strikes during a holding pattern near New Castle Airport. Flight 214 had stopped in Baltimore with 71 passengers disembarking. wreckage spread over four square miles as investigators from CAB FAA and FBI began the probe.
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Witness Recalls Pan Am Jet Crash Near Elkton Maryland
Elkton resident Raymond Gregg describes a Pan American jet exploding near his home during a Sunday night crash. He and his wife fled with their four children to the cellar as a fireball lit the ground, then the plane veered, struck the garage, and exploded twice, killing one person.
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Elkton
Johnson orders defense cuts and budget review
President Johnson plans a defense budget review with Secretary McNamara and General Taylor to assess consolidations andPossible eliminations of installations. Top budget officials join to study allocations for Justice State Veterans Affairs and the Federal Aviation Agency.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
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Kermit Gordon
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Studebaker to cease U.S. auto production
Dow Jones News Service reports Studebaker Corp will end auto production in the United States while maintaining Canadian car output. The South Bend plant, in operation 50 years, will lay off about 6000 workers, including 5000 hourly staff. Production will shift to Hamilton, Ontario. The decision to be announced at a New York news conference Tuesday.
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Studebaker Corp
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Canada
Dow Jones News Service
Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Business News Service
Hamilton
NLRB rules insufficient evidence against Marietta firm
The Ninth Region National Labor Relations Board finds no unfair labor practices by Marietta Manufacturing Co. after a charge filed by Machinists Local 1583. Tu-Endie-Wei Metal Trades Council charges are rejected. Cincinnati reports four store arrests in a Sunday crackdown on Ohio violations.
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Howard E. Miller
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Ninth Region National Labor Relations Board
Tu-Endie-Wei Metal Trades Council
Weekend Road Poll Reaches D
The Associated Press count of weekend traffic deaths in Ohio tallies at least 18 fatalities from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. Fifteen occurred on highways, two involve children in miscellaneous accidents, one is a trailer home fire death of a 47-year-old Youngstown man. Only five deaths reported in the first 30 hours.
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Associated Press
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