Japanese Students Protest Against U S Nuclear Testing
About 2,000 Japanese students tried to storm the U S Embassy in Tokyo to protest American nuclear tests. Police dispersed the crowd after sitdowns and scuffles, with 192 arrests in London and a smaller protest at the U S consulate in Glasgow.
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U.S
Kennedy
Embassy
Ameriaca
Zengakuren Student Federation
Edwin 0. Reischauer
Hiroshima
London
Grosvenor Square
Glasgow
Scotland
Portland Papers To Boost Price
Portland two daily newspapers the Press Herald and the Evening Express raise single copy price from seven to eight cents. The Sunday Telegram remains at 25 cents. Guy Gannett Publishing Co. calls the rise absolutely necessary and inescapable.
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Portland
Press Herald
Evening Express
Sunday Telegram
Guy Gannett Publishing Co
States Begin Daylight Time Across Nation
Much of the country starts fast time this Sunday with a mix of adoption. Some states go fully daylight time while others stay on standard time or use a mixed approach with partial switches.
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Associated Press
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Anaconda
Hio
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Bellaire
Ohio River
Cleveland
Akron
Youngs
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton Escape Minor Rome Crash
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton narrowly escaped injury in a predawn auto crash near their Rome villa. Hours later Burton and his wife Sybil appeared at Rome's airfield to greet their daughter Katy, as reports of their quarrel and presence in Rome were clarified.
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Rome
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Sybil
Burton
Katy
Field
Miss Taylor
Porto Santo Stefano
Mark Antony
Cleopatra
20Th Century Fox
Eddie Fisher
Trucker Cornelius Fox Sr. Elected Maine Truck Owners President
Cornelius L. Fox Sr., a Bangor trucker and trustee chairman of Fox and Ginn Inc, was elected president of the Maine Truck Owners Association. He succeeds William G. Hepburn of Oakland as head of the group.
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FOX Portland
Bangor
Maine Truck Owners Association
Cornelius L. Fox Sr
Fox and Ginn, Inc
William G. Hepburn
Oakland
Garland Denies Illness Rumors in Maine Campaign
Congressman Peter A. Garland denied reports he is gravely ill and pledged a vigorous campaign in the Maine GOP primary and November race. Opponent Stanley R. Tupper urged a candidate capable of attracting independents, while the convention highlighted a principle-driven platform.
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Peter A. Garland
Arland
Stanley R. Tupper
Seco
Garland
Tupper
Tipper
GOP
Maine
Miller
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Biddeford Saco clubs face liquor license suspensions
Hearing examiner Edward M. Robinson ordered a 21 day suspension of the Graymore Hotel liquor license in Portland starting May 7 after 12 charges that clerks sold liquor for noncash use of credit cards to non guests. The decision also affected three fraternal lodges and two posts with suspensions ranging from 7 to 30 days for Sunday sales and dancing violations.
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Commission
Robinson
Portland Evening Express
Westbrook Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Owen- Davis
American Legion
Saco
Biddeford-Saco Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Bath Lodge of Elks
World Space Activity At Accelerated Pace
Space officials cite a burst of launches from Cape Canaveral Wallops Island and other sites. The Thor Delta carried British experiments the first international satellite. Ranger 4 crashed on the moon. Russia launched Cosmos 4 while two secret satellites flew from Point Arguello using Blue Scout and Atlas Agena B boosters. An Anna satellite plan surfaced at a geodesy meeting in Washington.
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Aise
United States
Russia
Wallops Island
Venus
Mariner
America
Pacific
Air Force
Point Arguello
Calif
Midas
Samos
de Ense
International Association of Geodesy
Washington
Jungle Gym plan eyed for South Viet Nam war
The Air Force reportedly developed a secret antiguerrilla plan codenamed Jungle Gym to rain concussion bombs on jungles infested by Communist guerrillas in South Vietnam. Missions may involve American pilots or mixed crews to disrupt Viet Cong fighters and diminish their morale while civilian risk remains.
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Air Force
South Viet Nam
South Vietna
Mese
U.S. Air Force
U.S
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