Trials of Love Sentimental Man Fakes Death
A Connecticut man Ronald Edge, 34, told his wife Fluity Edge that he faked his own murder and disappeared six months ago because she supposedly did not love him. He is jailed in Miami on extortion charges after seeking over $200 from a grocer. Edge admitted driving to a Connecticut riverbank to stage a death, while his wife expressed willingness to reunite. In Los Angeles a 4.2 magnitude earthquake rattled Southern California, with Palm Springs reporting cracked china and windows but no major damage.
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Peaceful veteran student march from Bennington to Williamstown
About 50 participants joined a 17 mile march protesting U S Viet Nam policy. A confrontation with 100 local veterans occurred on South Street in Bennington but remained orderly. Williams College students and area high schoolers joined with faculty from Berkshire Community College and local colleges. The group sang God Bless America before continuing to Williamstown where a small counter group failed to appear.
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Williamstown
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U.S
Viet Nam
Williams College
Mt. Greylock
Pittsfield
Lenox High School
Berkshire Community College
Williams
South Street
Thomas Healey
Veterans Council
Healey
Leonard M. Goldberg
New York City
Goldberg
Veterans Council of Bennington
Williams and
Bennington Colleges
America
United States
Miller
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
Truax Air Force Base
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Knowles
Philadelphia
Lansdowne- Yeardon Junior Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Edward R. Lynch
University of Pennsylvania
Boeing Co
Morton
N Y Hilton Hotel Damaged by Fire
A pre dawn blaze damaged the second floor exhibit and banquet hall of the New York Hilton Hotel in midtown Manhattan. About 3,000 guests fled to the lobby as smoke filled the building and the vent system spread the haze. Firefighters estimated damage at 100000 dollars.
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New York
UPI
New York Hilton
Manhattan
Peace Marches Touched by Reds, Katzenbach Says
U S attorney general Nicholas Katzenbach said federal investigators found some Communists active in antiwar marches and SDS ties. He cautioned possible prosecutions under treason sedition draft card destruction and aiding draft avoidance, noting FBI awareness of involved individuals. Demonstrations ranged nationwide amid concerns about Communist influence and sincerity of protestors.
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Chicago
U.S
Katzenbach
Justice Department
Peking
FBI
SDS
Polish National Alliance
Frank Emspak
National Coordinating Committee
Viet Nam
Madison
Wis
Emspak
New Haven
Conn
Hawaii
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Rochester
N.Y
Veterans of Foreign Wars
David Miller
Syracuse
New York
WEW
Vincent J. DiMattina
Brooklyn
Furcolo Says Charges Timed Before 1964 Election
Governor Foster Furcolo says the conspiracy indictment against him was timed near the 1964 election but he does not know who authorized it. He had claimed the charge was politically motivated after being cleared of conspiracy related to a state official’s reappointment. He speculated it could have come from the attorney general, the crime commission chair, or another source.
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Boston
UPI
Foster Furcalo
Furcolo
Edward) Brooke
Massachusetts Crime Commission
Alfred Gardner
Defitnet Crime Commission
Executive Council
Thompson Dies A Top Communist Leader
Robert G. Thompson, 50, a top American Communist and former New York state party chairman, died Friday night at his home in New York. He was convicted in 1949 of conspiring to overthrow the government and served a three year sentence.
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NEW York
Robert G. Thompson
Thompson
Elena Evades Seeding In Atlantic Storm Chase
Hurricane Elena moved east-northeast over the North Atlantic as the season’s fifth tropical storm. It was expected to pass near the Azores tonight, about 700 miles west-southwest of the islands. Seeding attempts by the Weather Bureau and Navy were dropped when Elena gained speed and moved away from Puerto Rico, with prior tests yielding inconclusive results.
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Elena
Atantic
Norch
Azores
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Weather Bureau
US. Navy
Puerto Rico
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