Amish children welcomed at Hazleton school after roundup
In Hazleton, twenty eight Amish children were greeted by public school pupils as they entered the Hazleton and private Amish schools. Earlier a roundup under truancy laws failed when the children fled into a cornfield. Authorities later collected the children without incident. fifteen Amish fathers were fined for the episode.
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Hazleton
Towa
Delwein
Arthur Sensor
Buchanan County
Fred Beier
Owen Snively
Tony Wengert
Minnie Wengert
Harlan Lemon
U N Security Council backs Rhodesia oil embargo
The United Nations Security Council approved a compromise resolution urging Britain to quell Rhodesia's white rebellion and calling for an oil embargo on the minority regime. The 10 0 vote included France abstaining, with the measure revised to label the situation serious and leave room for further action if needed.
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United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Britain
Rhodesia
France
Ivory Coast
Tan Smith
Moscow
U.S
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
Hickenlooper Heads to New Zealand Meeting
Senator Hickenlooper and Senators Fulbright Moss and Fong depart for Wellington New Zealand for a British Association of Commonwealth Parliamentarians meeting. The delegation represents Iowa Arkansas Utah and Hawaii in the International gathering.
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Washington
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Wellington
New Zealand
British Association of Commonwealth
Fulbright
D- Ark
Moss
Utah
Fong
Hawaii
FBI Nabs 15 as Car Theft Ring Cracked
The FBI announced 15 arrests across five states in a nationwide car theft ring. Among the suspects is Patrolman Kenneth Nash of Gary Indiana. Investigations traced stolen late model cars moved from Chicago to California Florida and the Midwest. Indictments allege interstate transportation of stolen vehicles with fake titles and serial plates used to disguise sales.
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FBI
Washington
Hoover
Chicago
California
Florida
Midwest
Robert David
Orland David
Herman David
Dalton, Jr
Protest Paraders Fall Short Of Expectations In Oakland
About 5,000 demonstrators joined the Vietnam Day Committee march in Oakland, far fewer than the 15,000 predicted. Berkeley police estimated the crowd at 5,000 as marchers moved from the University of California campus, marking the third related demonstration in two months.
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Oakland
Calif
Berkeley
WDC
University of California
East Iowa Visited by AEC Team
A four member Atomic Energy Commission team visited two East Iowa sites proposed for a 200 billion volt electron accelerator. Dr. Swartout led the AEC group while Dr. Van Allen praised responsive questions and noted no unanswerable queries. The collaborative Iowa effort involved the University of Iowa, Iowa State, and the cities of Davenport and Cedar Rapids as hosts.
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Phyllis Fleming
Iowa City
James van Allen
Iowa
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
John A. Swartout
van Allen
University of Iowa
University
Iowa State
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
East Iowa
North Vietnam Hits Back in Own Buildup
In Saigon, Hanoi pledges retaliation as the U S buildup in South Vietnam expands. Intelligence suggests four to six new divisions may enter within six months, with estimates of 40 000 more American troops to reinforce the 160 000 already there. The worry persists that China could join, risking broader conflict.
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North Vietnam
U. S
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Washington
U.S
China
Plei Me
Highlands
Laos
South Viet Units Maul Valley Reds
South Vietnamese paratroopers and U S cavalry clashed with North Vietnamese regu lars in the Ia Drang valley near the Cambodian frontier. Field reports cite 180 to 220 communist dead as U S forces led a six day operation with B 62 jet bombings and light allied casualties. Westmoreland praised the central highlands victory and noted U S casualties remained small. U S personnel in Vietnam totaled about 165 700 with a breakdown across services. In Belgrade Tito and Go mulka urged a halt to bombing North Vietnam.
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South
U. S
Highlands
Plei Me-Ia Drang
Saigon
Ia Drang
Hanoi
U.S. First Air Cavalry Division
Guam
U.S
Wiliam Westmoreland
Vietnam
la Drang
Plei Me
Westmoreland
Navy
Coast Guard
Air Force
Belgrade
Tito
Yugoslavia
Wladyslaw Go‘mulka
America
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Train smashes into gasoline truck near Denver. crew killed
A Union Pacific City of Denver Domeliner struck a gasoline tanker at a rail crossing outside Denver. The tanker carried 9000 gallons, triggering a massive explosion and fire. Engineer Herb Sommers and fireman Robert Naully died. truck driver Neil Davis was gravely burned. No passengers were reported injured. The wreck was cleared quickly and service resumed.
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Union Pacific
Denver
City of
Domeliner
UPI
Union Pacific Streamliner
City of Denver Domeliner
Chicago
Herb [Sommers
Lakewood
Colo
Robert Naully
Neil Davis
Arvada
Davis
Ryan Transport Co
Convicted U.S. Reds Map Appeal
The U S communist party faces a $230000 fine after a jury found it violated the McCarran Act by not registering as a Soviet agent. It previously was fined $120000 in 1962, reversed on volunteer-signing issues, now arguing Fifth Amendment protections for officers and possible self incrimination for using FBI informants to register.
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U.S. Communist Party
Soviet Union
FBI
California
Supreme Court
John Abt
Joseph Forer
William Jones
Man Nabbed in Hyde Kidnaping
Sheriff Jack Berry announced the arrest of Tilford Baker about 35 in the Hyde III kidnaping case. Baker turned himself in at 4:30 a.m. and implicated two others not yet arrested. Charles, 13, was kidnapped Wednesday on his way to school and released that evening after the father paid 45000 in ransom, most of which was recovered.
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Tacoma
Wash
UPI
Jack Berry
Tilford Baker
Charles Hyde III
Berry
Baker
Puyallup
Charles
Not Interested in Challenging Senate Whip Post
Washington UPI reports Senator Pastore of Rhode Island says he has no interest in challenging Senator Long for the Senate party whip. The remark comes as party leadership considerations surface amid midyear politics.
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