Police Hunt Brunette in Child's Death
Police search for a slender raincoat clad brunette believed to have drowned 3-year old Andrew Ashley by binding his hands and feet with stockings and dropping him from a bridge. The body was found at Delaware Park near an artificial lake after a two day manhunt involving 300 officers and volunteers. A neighbor saw the boy with a tall dark haired woman. police suspect she is connected to two other bound child incidents nearby.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Andrew Ashley
Delaware Park
Andrew
Arithmetic Study Opens Will Brighten Old Ogre
NEW HAVEN Conn AP a new program revamps K through 12 mathematics. Yale hosts 70 teachers and specialists in a summer session for the School Mathematics Study Group. Since 1958 the group has distributed 250000 math texts. NSF supports the effort with 4 million dollars. The revised texts emphasize practicality space geometry abacus use and applications to daily life.
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Yale
FE. G. Begle
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Grace and Her Children Depart Ireland for Nice
Princess Grace of Monaco and her children Prince Albert and Princess Caroline left Ireland by plane for Nice after a visit to the country.
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Four Children Drown as Sudden Tide Sweeps Beach
A sudden ebbtide at Salt Island near Schleswig-Holstein pulled 14 schoolchildren aged 11 to 13 from the North Sea surf. Four died, others were rescued and hospitalized. the event occurred at a Westerland beach.
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Germany
North Sea
Salt Island
Schlieswig-Holstein
Daily attractions and events at King’s Wood
Advertisement urges readers to check the want ad announcement column for daily bargains special events and features at King’s Wood Hotel inviting daily patrons to visit for new attractions.
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King's Wood
King’s Wood Hotel
Bats Use Echolocation to Navigate in Flight
The article describes how bats guide themselves during flight using echoes from their short ultrasonic cries. It explains that this sonar-like sense enables navigation and prey detection in darkness.
AFL-CIO Faces Internal Split as Meany Faces Pressure
Unity House Pa AFL-CIO meeting seeks to heal frictions threatening merger. George Meany faces calls to step aside amid rival union demands and racial discrimination concerns. Powell urges stronger leadership while Reuther plans Ford GM Chrysler talks.
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al Hayes
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Walter Reuther
Auto Workers
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Ford
General Motors
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Italy Austria to seek outside mediation on Tyrol dispute
Italy and Austria will pursue external mediation over South Tyrol but must still choose a mediator. A third round of foreign ministers talks in Zurich ended without agreement amid a flare up in violence last week. Three people were killed and about 10,000 Italian troops deployed to police the Alpine region.
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South Tyrol
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Space Flight Center Opens to Public in Huntsville
The Marshall Space Flight Center will be opened to the public next Saturday. Saturn rocket on display as an attraction and visitors may tour the facility. The move contrasts with Soviet secrecy as Americans and Soviets may co visit the site.
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Ala
United States
Soviet Union
Marshall Space Flight Center
Ike and Nixon to Campaign in Pennsylvania Dinner Tour
Former President Eisenhower and ex-Vice President Nixon meet in Hershey for a $100-a-plate fund raiser to back Pennsylvania Republicans seeking the governorship and a U S Senate seat. Nixon will speak about party strength while Eisenhower’s remarks are brief amid speculation on a senate run.
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Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
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Eisenhower
George S. Bloom
Joseph S. Clark
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Iraq Seeks Annexation of Oil-Rich Kuwait
Baghdad says it will issue an ordinance to annex Kuwait, citing historical right as Sheikh Abdullah Sabah would be installed as administrator. Britain may aid Kuwait if asked, while Saudi Arabia could oppose the move. Kuwait has produced large oil revenues and been under British protection since 1899.
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Venezuela
Soviet Union
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Mosul
Persian Gulf
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Prince Predicts Quick End to Laotian Crisis
Prince Souvanna Phouma predicts a July 20 coalition in Laos as he eyes the premiership. He will meet Boun Oum and Souphanouvong to draft a joint proposal for King Savang Vathana. He claims military support and says a unified Laotian army is possible soon.
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Laos
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