Soviet trawler rescues American pilot near Cape Cod
Massachusetts Air National Guard Capt. Hugh Lavallee reports a friendly rescue by the Soviet trawler Johanasseware after his Sabre Jet wing tip was struck during a routine training run 82 miles southeast of Cape Cod. He received medical aid and ice clothing aboard the trawler, while the crew repeatedly wished him peace.
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Air National Guard
Hugh LaVallee
Johanasseware
laVallee
Qvis Air Force
Mass
Atlantic Ocean
Massachusetts
Springfield
Hie
FSG Sabre
Rani
Cape Cod
Jiminez Back in Caracas
Former dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez returns to Venezuela from the United States under heavy police guard. He is led to a special air conditioned prison suite to await trial on charges of bilking the nation of 13.5 million dollars. Extradition ends a long legal fight reaching the U S Supreme Court.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Marcos Perez Jimenez
United States
Jimenez
U.S
Rusk Sees No Quick End to East West Rift
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said there is little hope for a broad across-the-board settlement with the Soviet Union on major issues at the moment. He suggested isolated steps to ease tension and urged Russia to remove all Soviet troops from Cuba as a constructive contribution to East West relations.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Russia
Kremin
Moscow
Rusk
Cuba
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Senate House Republican
United States
Berlin
Air Chief Backs Limited Test Ban Pact Endorsements
General Curtis LeMay and the Joint Chiefs of Staff endorsed the limited test ban treaty. Senate hearings featured views from CIA Director McCone and Fulbright discussions. West German cabinet agreed to sign with no East German recognition, while Senator Goldwater warned the pact could pave Soviet control of European satellites.
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Washington
Curtis
LeMay
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
Air Force
Hic
Rela
John A. Mey Cone
Central Intelgence Agency
Serv Pita
Atomic Energy
Jw, Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations
McCone
Bonn
London
Moscow
Madison
Wis
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Goldwater
Martial Law Grips Viet Town Amid Buddhist Monk Self Immolation
In a university city in South Vietnam, martial law and rule by yayoret were in force as hundreds of secret police soldiers and national police maintained an armed vigil at Tu Dam Pagoda. A young Buddhist monk self immolated yesterday in protest against government discrimination, following a day of fiery clashes and rising tensions over four days.
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Jive
South
Viet Nam
Yayoret
Tu Dam
Five would-be bandits stab salesman in Highland Park
Ellis Zeichic of 4726 Glenalbyn Dr Highland Park reported meeting five men who attacked him with knives after he parked in front of 487 Medford St claiming they planned a robbery. The 61-year-old salesman was stabbed but survived the incident overnight.
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Bandit Parr
Highland Park
Ellis Zeichic
Glenalbyn Dr
Medford St
Teen-agers jailed as protests erupt at New Jersey sites
A violent racial protest at two Elizabeth New Jersey construction sites left 80 juveniles and three adults arrested. Seven police officers were injured while demonstrators shouted insults and a paint sprayer defaced a wall with racist graffiti. In Chicago, integrationists held a pray-in and picketed a mobile classroom site amid related tensions in schools. Separate actions in East St. Louis involved banking demonstrations and labor disputes.
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Elizabeth
N.d
New Jersey
Chicago
South Side
East St. Louis
World War I era distress and mixed miscalls from War
News item roundup notes a World War I veteran in Washville seriously ill since July 8 at Veterans Hospital. A Bethel rail collision injures a woman and 28 others after a switching error. Canada and the United States discuss rearming Canadian forces with American nuclear warheads. Prime Minister Pearson and President Kennedy speak on emergency use. Jacqueline Kennedy hopes for another child next year. Myasnis Port losses and space weather forecasting talks between the United States and Russia surface, with tests of Washington Moscow direct comms via an orbiting spacecraft.
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Niet Yeater- Tay
Veteran's Hospital
Washville
Wenn
Canada
United States
Lester J. Pearson
Constall
Kennedy
Russia
Space
Washington
Moscow
Five Charged in Great Train Robbery Returns
Britain proceeds with charges against two married couples and a man linked to the Glasgow to London mail train heist. Police report two more cases in view as Scotland Yard hunts remaining suspects. Loot totaling $7.87 million was recovered when suitcases dumped near a wood south of Lorton, later counted at about $220,000 in a Dorking bank.
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Kangami
Washington
UPI
Vallerdads
Wirtz
London
Lorton
Dorking
Miss Iceland Crowned International Beauty of 1964
Gudrun Bjarnadotth, 20, Keflavik Iceland, crowned The International Beauty of 1964 by Tania Verstak Australia. Finalists included Diana Westbury Derbyshire England Xela Deppler Vienna Austria Joyce Bryan Miami Florida and Yool Chi Soon Chun City Korea. Bjarnadottir attends Pittman’s College London and lists swimming as her favorite sport.
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Gudrun Bjarnadotth
Keflavit
Iceland
Tania Verstak
Australia
Diana Westbury
Derbyshire
England
Xela Deppler
Vienna
Austria
Joyce Bryan
Miami
Fala
Yoo! Chi
Chun City
Korea
Bjarnadottir
Pittman's College
London
Englani
Gov Faubus Unhurt in Four Car Collision News
Gov. Faubus and Arkansas delegation members were in a four car crash last night near White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Five people were injured including former Arkansas Public Welfare Commissioner Carl Adams and his wife. The governor and his wife were unhurt as their lead car was rear ended and driven into a ditch.
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Tonn
Vupi— Ov
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Southern Governors Conference
Arkansas Public Welfare
Carl $. Adams
White Sulphur Springs
Baby in Critical Condition After Ice Fall Incident
Four month old James Robert Johnson of Van Nuys fought for life after a fall from his crib led to chest trauma and stopped breathing. In the San Fernando Valley hospital doctors attempted chest compressions and oxygen therapy while firemen massaged his heart for 15 minutes. His mother Brenda Tohnigon, 17, called the police as responders rushed the infant. the father James R Johnson, 22, was away at the time.
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van Nuys
San Fernando Valley
Tohnigon
Cece
Vincent Pratt
Lyle Lentz
Bruce Walon
Nally
James R. Johnson
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