Gunfire Erupts Again In Chile Violence Returns
In Santiago troops kept a nervous peace after renewed gunfire and protests. Reports say at least 40 killed and many injured as anti inflation demonstrations clash with police and soldiers. A state of siege was imposed but protests continued amid looting and street battles.
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Santiago
Chile
Camialles
Datira
Carlos Thaner
Hatira
Dem
Pastritora
Poller God Army
Pap-Ansticab Bank
Putin
Gavatmement
Proceioatis
Hix
Red Wagon Boy Found Wandering Near Center Streets
Police traced a wandering boy with a red wagon and three apples cargo after he refused to give his name, saying a cheerful smile. A radio description led to his grandmother identifying him as Russell Wendt, 24, son of Mrs. Shirley Wendt, returned to his mother at 440 South Center.
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City Policr
Tne
Sout
South Center Streets
Focal
Russell
Russell Wendt
Shirley Wendt
South Center
Corryite Loses Damage Suit in Erie County Court
In Erie County court Mrs. Rojee Brown of 92 West Frederick Avenue sues Lonnie Yee Rath of 235 West Columbus Avenue for negligence in a January 20 1967 site accident. The suit seeks 107.60 in damages. A separate verdict awarded 1 128 damages to Raymond Georgotky Dr Molen. A trial before Judge Button R Tanth-Kowlenski involved Robert F Sigvolon of 10 Second Avenue Cod y over a June 20 1056 automobile collision on Route 49 in Summit Power.
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Erie County
Aow
Rojee Or Brown
West
Frederick Atlnet
Lonnie Yee Rath
Wear
Columbus Avenue
Reith
Columbus Agenda
Roger Brows
Roth ‘Whinle
Dharmarges
Raymond Geotorvkty
Dr. Molen
Kowlenski
Robert F
Sigvlon
Second Avenue
Cody
Ronde 49
Sunimit
Powrsahi
Football Player Expelled and Mothers Picket School
A protest at a Warren Ohio school follows the expulsion of a senior named Benjamin. Mothers and students voiced support, claiming the disciplinary action was unjust amid a tense hearing. Attorney Marshall Bullock, guided by Mrs Harold Benjamin, pressed for reinstatement as several students joined the demonstration.
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Warren
Mathom
Hubpant
Ji Proust
Catur Witttanny
Uney
Lin
Bien Iimin
Marshall Bullock
Harold Benjamin
Conihal
Elie
Benjarmin
Sou Wualial
Banjiamin
French War Hero Slays General and Wife in Florida
Maurice M. Chivigny of Paris is charged with two counts of murder after allegedly shooting Brig. Gen. Wilbur R. McReynolds and his wife Faye in their upscale Florida home. Police say an argument over plans to renovate the McReynolds residence preceded the killings, with Chivigny fleeing in the couple’s car before being captured after a brief pursuit.
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Ralph H. Lee
Maurice M. Chivigny
Paris
Wilbur R. McReynolds
Faye
McReynolds
Chavigny
Thankselvine
Chivigny
Chavieny
United Nations
Eneral
Hix
Corry Couple Buys Dairy Queen Outlet in East Columbus
Mr and Mrs Russell Brigus of West Congress Street purchase the Daley Queen Outlet at 457 East Columbus Avenue from Bernard Graham. The deal includes the franchise and equipment for the well known soft ice cream chain. Graham retains ownership of the building and sign. The Briguses plan a first opening tomorrow with a formal spring launch to follow next week.
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Corry
Dairy Queen
Russell Brigus
West
Congress Street
East
Columbus Avenue
Bernard Graham
Graham
Building
Tyne
Briggs
House Faces 17 Roll Call Votes On Budget Cuts
Washington news notes the House plans 17 roll call votes on budget cuts totaling around 83.67 million, affecting departments of Labor and Welfare and the National Labor Relations Board. The move, backed by Republicans and Southern Democrats, aims to trim nearly one billion in new appropriations for the year starting July 1. Senate action remains uncertain as Humphrey seeks restoration of some Coast Guard and Treasury funds.
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Washington
House
Departments of Labor and Welfare
National Labor Relations Board
Eisenhower Ali
Senate
Sen
Robertson
D-Va
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Treasury Department
Coast Guard
W. Randolph Burgess
Buress
Senate Finance
Elsen
All Of State Swept By Winter
The Westher Bureau reports rain snow sleet and freezing rain covered Pennsylvania with hazardous driving. Bucks to Perry and Clearfield to McKean counties saw sleet or snow. Philipsburg logged 6 inches on the ground at daybreak. Temperatures near freezing with gusty winds spreading snow north and east.
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Winiir
Westher
Pennsylvania
Westher Bureau
Bucks County
Perry
Clearfield
McKean
Wen
Philadelphia
Borantgr
Three Fined For Smuggling Untaxed Beer Into Pennsylvania
Three men faced fines of 59 dollars each for transporting untaxed beer into Pennsylvania. Agents of the liquor control board questioned the defendants, who were charged with importing five bottles of untaxed beer. The case reflects stricter checks by state agencies to curb contraband alcohol entries.
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Commonwealth
Thomas We
Liquor Journel Board
McClain
Aquor Control Board
Canadian Ambassador Norman Dies After Death by Own Hand
Herbert Norman, Canadian ambassador to Egypt, reportedly died by suicide after a period of depression linked to alleged political suspicions. Senate subcommittee records and Ottawa protests cite rumors of communism but Canadian officials deny substantiated charges. The report notes long standing tensions between Canada and the United States over security investigations. Snow and sleet blanketed the city this morning, with around 0.35 inches of precipitation and temperatures fluctuating near freezing.
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Cairo
Herbert Norman
Togypt
Neeksitloss
Senate
Ambastador
Tron
Canada
Norman
Senate Tnternal Security Subcommitien
Robert Moris
Lester B. Pearson
Parliament
Pearson
Landers
Nase Funt
Tie
Patrick McCarrun D-Ney
Institute of Pacific Relations
Morris
Communist Party
Cape Cod
Karl A. Witfogel
Columbia University
United States
Hime
Gtaily
State Department
Ottawa
Governor Undecided On Exemptions Amid Tax Debate
Pennsylvania Governor faces a midnight deadline on whether to veto new sales tax exemptions for industry. A veto would boost the rate to 3 percent? wait. If approved, exemptions could reduce revenue and provoke a prolonged tax dispute with a GOP-led legislature.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
uUlives
John H. Dent
Loiger Aitvinors
Probe Stirs Interest In Labor Finances
Washington reports show unions file annual financial reports with the Labor Department, yet only about 200 union members have seen them in ten years. Disclosures by Senate committees spark calls to open records to the public and require welfare fund data, with pressure from Mitchell and Eisenhower for greater transparency and enforcement.
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Washington
Labor Department
Congress
Senate
Nations Labor Relations Board
Treasury
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Tali
Tutior
Mitchell
Wwtinion
Han
Eisenhower
Congres
Postal Cutbacks Seen Unless $47 Million Voted
Post Office Department faces sharp cuts effective Saturday unless it receives 47 million dollars for the next three months. A House subcommittee recommended 17 million, amid opposition from postal worker groups. Postmaster General Summerfield warned layoffs may proceed if funding isn’t approved.
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Post Office Department
House
Rep. Cannon
D-Mo
Vons
Summerfield
Iir
Storm Moves Into East From Central Plains Weather System
A broad eastward moving storm system brought sleet and freezing rain to Illinois Indiana and Kentucky with severe thunderstorms in Tennessee and Mississippi. Tornadoes damaged buildings near Bowling Green Kentucky and Nashville Tennessee injuring four people as other twisters struck southern Kentucky and Mississippi. Snow persisted in northern and central plains states with heavy wintry precipitation widespread as the system tracked toward the Great Lakes and Appalachians.
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Associated Press
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Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Dinnols
Indiana
Kenitucky
Tennessee
Great Lakes Region
Appalachians
Tennesse
Mississippi
Arkansas
Kentucky
Nashville
Tenn
Bowling Greer
Hiralmeas
Glen ‘Alles
Miss
Phillip
Tehran declares end of TERRAN trans-Marlial law
A Trans-Marlial law regime in Tehran ended today after military governor General Telmote Bak tar announced the change. Preceding events followed a pro-Western preacher Meneuchem Aghbal influencing policy in Caténel near the Shan region.
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Tehran
Yrig
Telmote Baktar
Meneuchem Aghbal
Kral'a
Traffic fatalities spark 29 states traffic law proposals
A 1958 traffic fatality toll of about 40 000 prompted state legislatures to study new laws. Proposals include tougher enforcement, absolute speed limits, driver licensing, heavier penalties for drunken driving, driver education, statewide vehicle testing, and compulsory liability insurance. States seek more highway police, with Washington proposing a 6 million dollar budget and 168 extra patrol officers.
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Washington
Dte Wating
Chiel Roy Carlson
Tn Divnois
Willam GC. Stratton
Goodwin J Knight
California
Passenger Train Rams Mail Cars Kills Engineer
A freight passenger collision near Newark last night left engineer Ollas E Cochran, 68, of Tsir dead and more than 26 injured. The electric train from New York to New Brunswick collided with eight empty mail cars, derailing two. The Keystone bound from Washington to New York brushed a derailed mail car, delaying several services. Railroad crews cleared tracks as services resumed around 5:19 AM.
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Comrete Sylvania Ralkrowa Paxtlinger
Olsir E Cochran
Tsin
New York
Hudson River
Penn Station
St. Louis
Tornado Death Toll Rises Across Texas and Oklahoma
A series of tornadoes swept Texas and Oklahoma causing multiple fatalities and injuries. Dallas and Ardmore reports confirm deaths, with injuries tally rising toward two hundred nationwide. Weather line-driven storms touched Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee, and Kentucky as they moved eastward overnight.
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Tornada
Wimow
Obla
Homa
Little City
Durant
Ardmore
Ben Franklin
Arkinsis
Mtin
AP News Briefs Roundup From Washington To New York
AP News Briefs report a series of short items: Gurtls named vice chief of staff of the Air Force in Washington. George Polk Award honors AP journalist Andy Marton after arrival in the United States. Algerian clashes leave dozens killed or captured. Sir Anthony Eden departs Auckland for the United States. James A. Finnigan to testify before a legislative investigation in Harrisburg. a spring worm event causes air and water disruption in New York state. a Berlin to Frankfurt military train collision injures four Germans with no American injuries.
Spring Creek Man Killed In Cleveland
A Spring Creek resident, Trentification of 3. tratevisti In Cleveland was made yesterday for Rolisnd L. Wilkinson a former Spring Creek resident. He had lived in Cleveland for about 1 years and was struck and killed by a car last Saturday. Born May 8, 1907 in Spring Greek he worked as a tree trimmer recently. Survived by one daughter Mrs. Gerald Willams five sons Dale Gerald Fred Wilkinson A B Floyd Wilkinson P A Warren Air Force Base Wyoming Sgt Donald Wilkinson Shepard Air Force Base Wichita Falls Texas two sisters Mrs Isla Van Dresar Corty R D 2 and Mrs Hazel Jukes Columbus. Body at Bracken Funeral Home. funeral Saturday at 1:90 p.m with Rev. Bradley Ames Weil officiating. Interment Spring Creek Cemetery.
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Cleveland
Rolisnd L. Wilkinson
Spring Creek
Wilkinson
Spring
Gerald Willams
Dale
Gerald
Fred Wilkinson
A. B. Floyd Wilkinson
P. B. Warren Air Force Base
Wyoming
Donald Wilkinson
Shepard Air Force Base
Wichita
Palle
Tex
Isla. van Dresar
R. D
Corty
Haxel Jukes
Columbus
Bracken Funeral Home
Bradley
Ames Weil
Spring Creek Cemetery
Tornadoes Rage In Mississippi Hit Tuberculosis Sanatorium
A tornado struck the tuberculosis sanatorium in Mississippi injuring 50 to 75 patients as other tornadoes tore through the state. One person was killed and seven injured in the Negra community near Sylyprens, with additional damage reported in Glen Allen and the Mississippi delta. Torrential rains caused floods and rising streams, threatening further danger.
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Wackhon
Sainrx
Missisippi State Sanatorium
Sanator
Mississippi
Son
Henry Boswell
Negra
Sylyprens
Misnisippi
Lobis
Jones
Sippi
Glen Allen
Ieaye
Persche
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Endyé Marton
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Auckland
New Zealand
Sir Anthony Eden
Plyn
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Boston
Marrisburg
James A. Finnigan
State Purgdohs Board
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N.Y
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Wedberntven
York
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Germany
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