Car Flips End over End in Pownal Accident
Two Williams College students and two other youths were injured when a southbound 1960 Chevrolet Corvair left U S 7 in Pownal struck guard posts and tumbled down a embankment. Charlotte Killian 20 and Steven Wolff 22 were listed in fair condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Michael Piel 21 and Jan Van Horne 22 were treated and released. Charlotte’s sister Constance Killian 18 had minor injuries. State police said the crash occurred about 1 15 a m near the guard posts and the car was demolished. See ACCIDENT Page 12 Col 6.
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U.S. 7
Pownal
Putnam Memorial Hospital
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E. W. Killian
203 Crescent
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New York City
Williams College
Miss Killian
Michael Piel
Littleton
Colo
Jan van Horne
Winnetka
Constance Killian
Charlotte
U.S.7
Crescent Boulevard
Hagerman
Airmen Release Looms as Soviets Promise Freedom
U S officials say the Soviet Union promised to free two American airmen held in East Germany soon. Captains David Holland and Melvin Kessler were shot down March 10 in an RB66 recon plane. Lt Harold Welch has already been released after injuries.
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UPI
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United States
Russia
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Soviet Union
Air Force
David I. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
RB66
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Mich
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Holland
Kessler
Johnson
David Holland
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Berlin
Francis Gary Powers
Moscow
Welch
Magdeburg
Wiesbaden
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Senate Rules Committee weighs Baker inquiry end date
Senate rules panel faces partisan debate on when to end the Bobby Baker inquiry with a GOP list of 16 witnesses including White House aide Walter Jenkins. Special counsel McLendon opposes the move as repetitious while Democrats push to extend hearings amid new tax return forgery charges.
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L. P. McLendon
White House
Walter Jenkins
Johnson
Jenkins
Baker
R. L. Fountain
D-Nc
House Intergovernmental Subcommittee
The
Food and Drug Administration
American Medical Association
Shermans Return From Greece At Bennington College
On the Inside feature recounts the Shermans return after a six month Greece sojourn at Bennington College. The piece highlights campus life and student experiences during their overseas period.
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Shermans
Bennington College
Greece
Court Rules Castro Grab Is Valid
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that U S courts must recognize Fidel Castro's nationalization acts as valid, allowing Cuba to claim 175000 from the sale of sugar owned by a seized American company. The decision, framing the fact of state doctrine, affects many cases while U S funds are blocked.
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Congress
New York
Justice Department
Department
Castro
Jucaro Harbor
Cyprus Peace Force Action Delayed Amid New Battles
Greek and Turkish Cypriots rush reinforcements along Kyrenia Road as UN peace force delays persist. Cyprus government clashes with UN role while regular Turkish forces maneuver on the southern slopes, heightening the risk of broader conflict and possible Greek retaliation.
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Kyrenia
Ruby's Lawyers Plot Complex Stragedy For New Trial
Convicted murderer Jack Ruby turns 53 as his defense team led by Percy Foreman works on a motion for a new trial. They plan more jail meetings and aim to overturn the death verdict, possibly seeking a retrial outside Dallas after critics of prior tactics.
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Phil Burleson
Belli
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Kennedy
UAW Won’t Back Bobby in Johnson Inflation Fray
Atlantic City UPI report says President Johnson urged the UAW to resist auto contract deals that could slow growth or trigger a price wage spiral. Johnson praised UAW policy favoring wage gains not raising prices and warned against Kennedy running mate pressure.
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UPI
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Walter P. Reuther
Robert F. Kennedy
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Bobby Kennedy
John McCarrell
Rioting in India Leaves Many Dead Across Three States
Parliament was told two hundred Hindus and Muslims were killed in a week of clashes in three states. In Rourkela and Jamshedpur police opened fire eighteen times as 44 American technicians were evacuated from the Rourkela steel mill. UPI reports the unrest is linked to trains carrying East Pakistani refugees and followed by evacuations of Muslims to protect them.
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Jamshedpur
India
Nanda
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Pakistan
Negro minister leads prayer walk amid Birmingham picket action
Reverend Nathaniel Linsey of the United Methodist Alliance tours downtown Birmingham on a five day prayer walk while police largely overlook him. Alabama movement leaders push continued sit ins at two department stores with twelve pickets arrested and seven set for trial on a city ordinance violation.
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United Methodist Alliance
Linsey
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
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Fla
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Mahwah
N.J
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Mountain
Harlem
Frankfort
Kentucky House of Representatives
Edward T. Breathitt
Legilators
Rusk Urges No Deep Cuts in Foreign Aid
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Congress the U S foreign aid helps win the quiet victory over communism and must not be slashed. He warned U S security would be at risk without the aid program while urging allies to contribute more through self help and reinvestment.
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Rusk
Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
U.S
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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