Released Soldiers Return After 22 Days In Captivity
Two American sergeants Francis Quinn and George Groom arrived in Saigon in good shape after 22 days held on a mountain near Da Nang. They said they were fed rice, not abused, and denied being paraded as propaganda. They carried wounded comrades for miles before Viet Cong forces ordered a retreat.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Francis Quinn
George E. Groom
Army Special Forces
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Quinn
Groom
Dundas farmer pleads innocent in manslaughter case
McArthur County farmer in Dundas area appeared in Vinton County Court this morning charged with first degree manslaughter. Prosecutor John Beckley filed affidavit after a booby trap shotgun killed 13 year old Howard Rister, who died at Holzer Hospital. Sheriff Harold Steele said the shotgun blast occurred as the boy entered Page’s home. The boy had returned a mule his father had borrowed. Judge G E Sharp kept the hearing open until Tuesday morning. Page could not post a $1000 bond and remained jailed.
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John Page
Dundas
Vinton County
John L. Beckley
Howard Ray Rister
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Harold Steele
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G. E. Sharp
Ex-Governor Leads Dem Primary in Oklahoma
Former Oklahoma governor leads the Democratic gubernatorial primary as Raymond Gary’s successor seeks return to office. In Alabama, James F. Folsomas trails the field, another ex-governor aiming for public life.
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Raymond Gary
Oklahoma
James F. Folsom
Alabama
Boy Killed Eating Cookies in Sebring Train Strike
George Stephen Dearth nine of Sebring was struck and killed Tuesday by a Pennsylvania Railroad train while walking in the tracks. The tragedy occurred in Sebring near the tracks, as he ate cookies.
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Salem
George Stephen Dearth
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Dry April Trims Ohio Farmland Says Climatologist
The Associated Press reports April in Ohio was exceptionally dry, hindering growth of winter wheat and oats. Ted Pierce of the Weather Bureau notes sun browned fields and hard ground slowed spring plowing, with Southern and central Ohio worst hit. Dayton recorded 0.68 inches and Columbus 0.86 inches, the driest Aprils since 1889. Normal April rainfall is about 3.5 inches.
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L. T
Ted) Pierce
Weather Bureau
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Pierce
Dayton
Columbus
Farmer Henry DeLoye testifies in FBI agent case
In Dayton a Shelby County man Henry DeLoye testified he did not know the six men he allegedly attacked on June 19 were FBI agents until four days later. He and his son Robert DeLoye face charges of impeding justice and assaulting federal officers at the DeLoye farm.
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Henry DeLoye
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Stahr named president of Indiana University
Bloomington Indiana El vis J Stahr Jr educational administrator and secretary of the Army has been elected president of Indiana University succeeding Dr Herman B Wells who led the university for 25 years In New York Dr Lester David Volk 77 former U S representative and physician died Monday He served in Congress from November 1920 to March 1923 A two year test shows Enders measles vaccine nearly 100 percent effective in New York City A US exhibition proposal seeks Moscow Leningrad venues for 1964 65 World Fair Diplomatic White House reception adds dancing in the Blue Room
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Elvis J. Stahr Jr
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Lester David Volk
U.S
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Health Research Council
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United States
Soviet Union
Mocson
Leningrad
Booby Trapped Car Kills Eight At Algerian Dockside
A booby trapped car exploded at a dockside hiring office in Algiers killing eight and injuring about 50 as part of a spree of violence linked to the European Secret Army Organization. The blast created a ten foot crater and panicked crowds while authorities, police and Moslem leaders worked to calm the scene.
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Algiers
Secret Army
Nevada Governor Refuses Extradition in Custody Case
Carson City Nevada Governor Grant Sawyer refuses to extradite Patricia Byington to Ohio over child custody charges. A lawyer warned an Ohio trial would be a legal lynching as custody battles involve ex husband Robert and his parents for three young daughters.
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Licking County
Ohio
Byington
Robert
Viet Nam airlifted attack by Marines kills eight rebels
South Vietnamese planes and troops, airlifted by 22 U.S. Marine helicopters, killed eight Communist guerrillas and captured 22 in the Mekong River delta on Tuesday.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong River
Literacy Measure Near Test Debate Reaches Eighth Day
Senate debate over the literacy test bill enters its eighth day as leaders push for cloture votes next week. Senate leaders Mansfield and Dirksen announce filing a cloture petition with a possible vote Wednesday after Southern Democrats voice strong opposition.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen Oflinois
GOP Seeks Unity On Elderly Care Bill Ahead of Conference
Senate Republicans seek a consensus on medical care for the elderly as Kennedy presses House leaders to act on a bill funded by Social Security taxes. Dirkson cautions that no member will be bound by discussions. A U N commission reports no breakthrough in Ham marskjold death probe as a five day forecast calls for mild temperatures in Ohio with light rain.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirkson
Illinois
Kennedy
House
Shawnee Shooting Evidence Heard in Manslaughter Trial
In Perry County Common Pleas Court Louis Morgan a 63 year old former Shawnee marshal faces first degree manslaughter charges for the April 15 1961 shooting of Richard Denny 20 of Shawnee Denny died from a severed aorta after a scuffle as Morgan attempted to prevent Denny from driving his car Six witnesses Sheriff Tom Wilson County Coroner Dr A J Ball photographer Dent Denny and others testified without a bullet being found The case before Judge Charles R Hobtsberry includes jurors from across the county and attorneys George Flautt Max Underwood and Robert G Tague representing Morgan
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Perry County
Tom Wilson
A J. Ball
F S Flowers
New Watts
Pauline McKnight
Dent Denny
Wilson
Ball
Denny
Morgan
Licking
Charles R. Hobtsberry
Perry
U. S. McGonagle
George D. Flautt
Max L. Underwood
Delinquency charges filed in fatal street stabbing
Walter Junior Wright, 16, faces delinquency charges for the fatal stabbing of Frank McGary, 16. Police say McGary was wounded when he intervened in a street fight between Wright and the McGary brother, likely struck by a pocket knife.
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Walter Junior Wright
Frank McGary
Juvenile Court
MecGary
Wright
Bank Purchases Car. Receives Letter From Auto Maker
The Marshall & Ilsley Bank of Milwaukee buys a new automobile and receives a letter signed by the auto maker's president thanking Mr and Mrs Bank of Milwaukee Wisconsin for buying a 1962 model car. The note acknowledges the couple as the bank’s patrons.
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Wis
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Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bank
Wise
Bank
Missing Airman Found Dead After Car Plunge
Airman Ronald Wirsching, 20, of Secaucus New Jersey, disappeared after borrowing a car that plunged into the Mad River near Ohio 235. Searchers found him Tuesday night in the river, about 24 hours after the accident.
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Xenia
Ohio
Mad River
Ronald Wirsching
Secaucus
N.J
Italy to Buy $8.9 Million in U.N. Bonds
Italy announced it will purchase 8.9 million dollars in U.N. bonds, the largest actual sale so far in the 200 million dollar emergency bond issue, at United Nations headquarters in New York.
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United Nations
N.Y
Italy
U.N
Ex Cabinet members recall Eisenhower years in Washington
Four former Cabinet members Fred A. Seaton William P. Rogers Herbert Browne ll Jr. Neil H. McElroy spoke Tuesday at the Eisenhower library dedication recalling key events from his presidency including statehood for Hawaii and Alaska use of federal troops in Little Rock and the launch of the first Soviet satellite. Eisenhower praised the Cabinet as the most capable group in memory.
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Kan
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Hawaii
Alaska
Eisenhower
Washington
Fred A. Seaton
Interior
William P. Rogers
Herbert Brownell Jr
Neil H. McElroy
Eisenhower Presidential
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Little Rock
Rogers
Seaton
Nebraska
McElroy
Kennedy panel urges wider power to curb national strikes
A presidential advisory panel backed giving the government authority to halt national emergency strikes for 80 days without court injunctions. Emergency dispute boards could propose settlements and interim pay changes while staying at work. The plan would overhaul Taft Hartley procedures and apply to parts of industries as needed. Ford dissent versus other industry leaders who backed the overhaul.
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Ap Aan A Bra
Osee
Kennedy
Congress
Henry Ford II
Joseph L. Block
Inland Steel
John M. Franklin
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Richard S. Reynolds Jr
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Thomas S. Watson
International Business Machines Corp
House Considers Bill On Communications
Washington reads a bill to create a semi private corporation to run a global network of space satellite relays capable of instant telegraph voice and television transmission worldwide. The measure envisions a revolutionary system for universal communications.
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House
Washington
Titov Arrives in Washington for Three Day Visit
Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov lands in Washington for a three day stay featuring a space flight talk, informal talks with officials, and a sightseeing tour guided by U S astronaut John Glenn Jr.
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Gherman Titov
U. S
John H. Glenn Jr
NATO ministers weigh nuclear policy and Berlin talks in Athens
In Athens, foreign and defense ministers from 15 NATO nations assess nuclear weapons control and Berlin tensions. U.S. proposals for a NATO strike force face likely veto issues, with talks focusing on orders to fire and allied veto rights. Ministers plan discussions starting Thursday, with foreign ministers to meet Friday and a Sunday wrap-up.
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Greece
Atlantic Alliance
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Berlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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U. S
OSU Faculty Petition Forces Meeting Over Speakers
About 300 OSU faculty members signed a petition demanding a university-wide meeting after President Novice G. Fawcett canceled three controversial guest speakers. The drive seeks a faculty gathering to discuss the issue and policy.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Novice G. Fawcett
Fawcett
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South Korean General Quashes Life Sentence
Seoul South Korea Gen Chung-hee Park today quashed a life imprisonment ruling against Lt Gen Chang Do-young the junta former front man charged with obstructing the coup last May 16 and seizing control. Little Rock Ark Faubus announces bid for fifth term.
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South Korea
Chung-hee Park
Chang Do-young
Park
Chang
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