Deserters Leaving U S After Cuban Invasion Capture
Top news notes two Cuban invaders who attempted to renew a prisoners deal under Premier Castro. They returned to the U S leaving two deserters still at large. In Indianapolis a bride drowned after a wedding night capsize while her husband and others escaped. In Van Nuys the 146th Air National Guard Transport Wing awaits orders for active duty. Boston halted the second All Star game as the weather halted play for the first time this season.
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Neighbors Aid In Pursuit Of Suspect In Pasadena Burglary
A 20 year old Los Angeles gardener, Anthony Primo Hernandez, was cornered by a citizen posse and police after a three block chase through Pasadena streets. He was trapped in a backyard incinerator and taken into custody after being spotted by a neighbor. Hernandez faces burglary charges and is awaiting trial on an additional Los Angeles burglary case.
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McCloy firm on Berlin plan in Kennedy era clash
UPI reports former U.S. official McCloy would not back down from Berlin proposals amid ongoing East-West talks. Khrushchev has not severed contact with Kennedy while disarmament moves and a potential peace treaty for Germany loom.
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Barber Wins PGA Title in Olympia Fields Drama
Jerry Barber, 45, became the oldest PGA champion by defeating Don January in a one stroke playoff at Olympia Fields. Barber fired a three under par 67 after trailing by two, while January shot 68 and missed a final 10-foot putt to force a playoff as the event ended Sunday.
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House Approves Call Up to 250000 Reservists
The House approved President Kennedy’s request to call up as many as 250000 reservists to active duty and extend service by 12 months. The measure, passed 403 to 2, now goes to the White House.
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Rainstorm paralyzes New York traffic and rail lines
A violent summer storm disrupted New York transit as subways flooded and the Pennsylvania Railroad suspended service for over two hours. About 10,000 riders faced delays, with a New Jersey power failure washing out 30 trains and trapping passengers in the Hudson River tunnel. A Brooklyn blackout disrupted a local rally by the village independent Democrats seeking to challenge Tammany Hall.
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Rescue of Nine Delayed From Canyon Trapped Scouts
A helicopter guided rescuers as La Puente nine scouts and three adults, stranded two days high in Angeles National Forest, were brought to safety. Darkness halted operations. officials expect noon evacuation. Emergency rations dropped. climbers reported good health despite no food for 24 hours. The group rests near Throop Peak pending further transport to Rincon Ranger Station.
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Senate approves $9.1 billion for moon mission push
The Senate voted to fund accelerate the space program and send a man on a round trip to the moon within a decade. The near $9.1 billion bill finances 23 independent federal agencies for the new fiscal year, moving to conference to resolve differences with an earlier House measure of $8.4 billion.
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Duarte Court Action Highlights Gambling Bid Battles
Over three months Duarte’s fight to legalize gambling shows one completed legal action and three fizzled promises. Wilson and Lund face a pending $730000 suit for alleged false arrest, as they seek $375000 each from the city in a bid to establish four casino ventures in Duarte. The case, heard June 14 by Judge Lothrop Smith, remains under submission.
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East German Travel Ban Aims at West Germany
East Germany announced travel restrictions to West Germany amid a polio scare. The health ministry blamed the West for failing to curb polio and said vaccine supplies were adequate. the move would affect movement across the border while neighboring Netherlands and Switzerland halted refugee flows toward the West.
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Gunman on Flight Damages Crew in Chico Incident
Brice Britt Sr., 40, of Smackover Arkansas, tried to hijack a Pacific Airways DC3 near Chico. He shot flight crew including pilot Captain Cleat and passenger Hicks, then forced entry but was overpowered by a co pilot and three passengers and jailed on attempted murder charges.
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