American Army Lieutenant Executed by Communists Near Saigon
A U S Army lieutenant was executed by Communist guerrillas 30 miles north of Saigon in broad daylight. Two Vietnamese military men traveling with him were also killed. The three bodies were found by a military patrol. Route 13 has seen multiple ambushes on this voyage. The lieutenant is the 73rd American killed in Vietnam since 1961. An American helicopter pilot was wounded, and three other advisers were injured by a grenade but returned to duty.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Route 13
Viet Nam
Mekong River
Can Tho
Foreign steelmakers divide U.S. market cartels alleged
Sen. Hugh Scott asserts Japanese and European steel producers secretly formed a cartel to split U.S. markets. He cites dumping across metals and warns anti-dumping laws may need tightening while Tokyo firms deny a coordinated export restriction plan.
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Pittsburgh
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Japan
U.S
Justice Department
Scott
American Mining Congress
United States
Tokyo
One Airman Still Missing After Crash
One of four airmen aboard a B47 that collided with a KC135 over Yellowstone National Park remains missing after a mid air crash near Old Faithful. Two crewmen were found dead and another survivor was located in good condition. The missing navigator is Capt Lorin Matthews of Bremerton Washington.
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AL Park
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
Air Force
Frank G. Zumba
Elmhurst
N. Y
Lawrence E. Harrison
Wheelersburg
Ohio
Lorin B. Matthews
Bremerton
Wash
Bruce A. Chapman
Mountain Home
Idaho
Park
Soviet Trip Unhappy For U S Students
Thirteen American students and three professors left Soviet Russia for Paris after two weeks in the USSR. Led by Prof. Philip Appleman the group, sponsored by the International School of America, called the reception cold. The travelers had toured 13 lands since last October. In Columbus, state liquor stores will close on election day and 3.2 beer sales are restricted from 6 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
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Moscow
Russia
Paris
Columbus
Donald D. Cook
Negroes Plan More Marches In Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama civil rights leaders announced more marches after a Sunday demonstration of over 1000 people. Police allowed a church to park to church march while authorities held peace and Baker Marshall of the Justice Department pressed white and Black leaders to ease tensions.
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Birmingham
Ala
Eugene Connor
Wyatt Tee Walker
Burke Marshall
U. S. Justice Department
Nixon listed to buy Fifth Avenue apartment
New York reports former Vice President Richard Nixon purchasing a Fifth Avenue cooperative unit where Nelson Rockefeller and his ex wife reside. An employee said Nixon was shown a vacant fifth floor apartment shortly before he and his family left for Los Angeles. He plans to move in before June 1 to join the law firm Mudge Stern Baldwin Todd. The price per room in the building runs about 25 000 dollars and maintenance adds to the total. The informant called the unit modest in keeping with the Nixon family lifestyle.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Fifth Avenue
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Newsmen
Nixon
Los Angeles
Mudge, Stern, Baldwin & Todd
Fire damages Northern Ohio Telephone Co building during blaze
In Bowling Green fire crews found the Northern Ohio Telephone Co offices well involved and saw the blaze cross into commercial spaces including the manager’s office and records. Firefighters extinguished the fire with an estimated fifty thousand dollars in damage. In Formosa Chinese Nationalist sources doubted a Hong Kong report about a Soviet manned base near Nanking.
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Bowling Green
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Taipei
Formosa
Hong Kong
Nanking
Plane Search Is Suspended By Ohio CAP
The Ohio Civil Air Patrol ended its search for a missing plane after a major effort Sunday. Twenty aircraft with 83 fliers covered about 25 600 square miles in one day while 473 CAP personnel aided. The missing plane with three aboard traveled from Marion Indiana to Franklin Virginia. If the craft did fall in Ohio investigators expect it near Findlay Lima Bellefontaine Mansfield Lancaster or Dayton.
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Columbus
Ohio
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Marion
Ind
Franklin
Findlay
Lima
Bellefontaine
Mansfield
Lancaster
Dayton
Army Life Unattractive To Cubans
Pentagon statistics show Cuban refugees in the United States rarely stay in military life after training. Of 638 enlistees who completed basic training, only 22 remained in service. The signups began mid 1961 with an estimate of up to 2000 potential Cuban recruits. about 3000 have volunteered, including Bay of Pigs veterans.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Hitler's Remains Identified by Russians in Berlin Ruins
Paris based author Cornelius Ryan says the Russians identified Adolf Hitler's body in the burned Berlin bunker ruins 18 years after World War II. He notes Moscow officially acknowledged knowing Hitler died by his own hand. he did not reveal location of the disposed remains.
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Paris
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Cornelius Ryan
Ryan
Hitler
Moscow
Eva Braun
Allied Control Council
Rockefeller Honeymooning in Venezuela at Monte Sacro Ranch
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and Margaretta Fitler Murphy honeymoon at Rockefeller's Monte Sacro ranch near Caracas. The couple arrived after a New York departure and plan to stay about two weeks as debate continues over the political impact of the marriage.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Margaretta Fitler Murphy
Monte Sacro
New York
Carol Burnett Weds Television Producer in Mexico
Comedienne Carol Burnett and television producer Joseph Hamilton wed in Juarez after a rapid divorce in Juarez. They honeymoon today as the couple left New York and flew to El Paso Texas. Hamilton, father of eight, obtained a divorce before the marriage.
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Honolulu
Carol Burnett
Joseph Hamilton
Juarez
Mexico
New York
el Paso
Tex
Hamilton
Miss Burnett
Goodwill Watchdog Stolen After Guard Dog Incident
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania Goodwill Industries had Cleo, a large Doberman Pinscher, placed inside to deter burglaries. After three weeks of guarding the premises the watchdog was stolen Saturday, ending the security measure.
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Harrisburg
Goodwill Industries
Cleo
Corregidor Survivor Recalls Confidence At Surrender
Army Col. Burton R. Brown recalls walking with Lt. Gen. Wainwright to surrender Corregidor in 1942. He says there was never doubt they would win. island was bombarded, trees denuded, rationing severe, yet he never felt abandoned by the United States. Brown later endured Japanese camps and remains a Pentagon staff officer.
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Washington
Army
Burton R. Brown
Jonathan Wainwright
Corregidor
U.S
Philippines
George F. Moore
Bataan
Brown
United States
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Australia
Dominicans Brace for Invasion Orders at Haiti Border
Dominican government moves thousands of troops to the Haiti border amid tense Caribbean crisis. Air force patrols and navy coordination with U S warships accompany reports of tanks and assault vehicles positioned in the region. President Bosch ready to act if provoked. OAS holds talks on the crisis as border towns stay largely calm.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Negro Republic
U.S
Caribbean
Haiti
Juan Bosch
Bosch
Santo Dongo
Alberto Zuleta Angel
Organization of American States
Washington
OAS Council
Zuleta
Hispaniola
Gonzalo Facio
Costa Rica
Jimani
Francois Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Slim Chance For Laos Peace Seen
Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma said in Vietiane that chances for restoring peace in Laos are very slim. He voiced distrust toward all parties including Pathet Lao after a Pathet Lao attack on control commission helicopters and threats to resume fighting. The crisis follows halted peace talks and fears Phouma may resign.
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Vietiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Souvanna
Associated Press
Plaine Des Jarres
Control Commission
Phouma
Veteran Actor Monty Woolley Dies At 74
Veteran stage and screen actor Monty Woolley, known as The Beard, died early today at Albany Medical Center Hospital at age 74 after declining health. He lived for years in Saratoga Springs and regarded it as home town. Woolley was famed for Sheridan Whiteside in The Man Who Came to Dinner, originated on Broadway and later starred in the film.
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Albany
N. Y
Monty Woolley
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Woolley
Saratoga Springs
Sheridan Whiteside
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