Police Find No Trace Of Colonel
Caracas reports say police searched about 30 suspected hideouts of Castro Communist terrorists on Saturday in a futile bid to locate Lt. Col. Michael Smolen 45 abducted as he left home. More than 15 000 people were checked by 5 000 guardsmen around Caracas, but no trace was found.
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Nonaligned Nations End Cairo Meeting Urges Peace and Justice
The 47 nonaligned nations wrapped up in Cairo urging peaceful coexistence and justice over force. They called on the United States to lift Cuba’s blockade and negotiate the Guantanamo base's evacuation, while Sukarno skipped the final session.
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Dallas to Dedicate Kennedy Monument in Dallas Trade Mart
A seventy foot tall Kennedy memorial will be dedicated in Dallas in front of the Dallas Trade Mart. The eight foot monument features a bronze eagle atop the lectern from Coventry Cathedral England. The dedication honors the late President John F Kennedy who was assassinated while en route to the Dallas event.
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Fatal Shipwreck Survivor Is a Jersey Girl Name Alison Mitchell
A 20-year-old girl from Jersey named Alison Mitchell survived a storm wreck of the 50-foot motor yacht Maricella off Brittany. She reached shore after 22 hours clinging to wreckage, the sole survivor as rescuers search for four missing passengers.
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Avitrol Aims to Make Birds Warn Each Other
Phillips Petroleum Co reports a chemical Avitrol that makes birds warn others to stay away after feeding on grain soaked with it. Tested on chickens then field trials show movement and calls that scare nearby birds, effective on social species like pigeons starlings and blackbirds.
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Bartlesville, Okla
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips
Goldwater urges test on school prayer ban
Sen. Barry Goldwater urged Congress to put the school prayer issue to a constitutional amendment vote in a speech at the Mormon Tabernacle. He blasted the Johnson administration as promising everything and warned of rot in American moral fiber. He spoke in Salt Lake City, Spokane, and Portland about faith, God in schools, and personal responsibility.
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Humphrey Cites Peace Tasks at Notre Dame
Senator Hubert Humphrey said the primary task for peace is to control nuclear weapons and pledged Democrats will push further steps. He noted Kennedy era gains like the nuclear test ban and urged measures to prevent war by miscalculation or accident, including observation points and limiting transfers of nuclear weapons.
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Ind
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Kennedy
Notre Dame University
Eddie Cantor Dies Banjo-Eyed Comic
Beverly Hills California AP Eddie Cantor died of a coronary at 7:20 p.m. Saturday at his Beverly Hills home after years of heart trouble He was 70 and had retired from show business He rose to fame on Broadway and in the Ziegfeld Follies later leading in radio and film He popularized a lively stage manner and rolling eyes while entertaining and wrote about his career and life in later years He supported charities and lived quietly in bereavement from the public eye through the 1950s Cont Page 3A Col 4.
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Teenager Susan 16 Bypasses Credentials To Meet LBJ
Susan a Nashville high school senior, among an informal crowd near the presidential platform, attended a private reception and rode in Johnsons motorcade without official credentials. She joined the official party into a hotel after his War Memorial speech and remained with press at a hotel reception.
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Queen Elizabeth Seeks Unity Amid Quebec Protests
In Quebec City the queen spoke French urging mutual respect for differing views as protests and boos punctuated her visit. Police restrained demonstrators after chants of Quebec Libre and Quebecois, while supporters cheered and sang La Marseillaise.
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