Demonstrations Rock Inchon as Koreans Demand Elections
Thousands of Koreans protested in Inchon demanding new presidential elections amid ongoing anti government unrest. The march involved 500 high school students and grew to between 5 000 and 10 000, with no violence reported. In Seoul martial law had been declared after deadly rioting, and the opposition clashed briefly in the National Assembly over the government crackdown.
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Seoul
South Korea
Inchon
Byngman Rhee
Korea
National Assembly
Liberal Party
Kim Chung-Yul
Chong Taek- Sang
Fire destroys Spring Creek home in Sorina Creek area
A early morning blaze gutted a two story home on Cemetery Road in Sorina Creek, with damage estimated at about $6,000. Fire departments from Spring Creek, Corry, and Columbus fought the flames, but smoke masks were unavailable for Spring Creek crews. One driver, Leo Neckers, was briefly overcome by smoke. no other injuries reported. Also noted was the death of Ellery Sedgwick, 84, former president and editor of the Atlantic Monthly.
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el Spring Creek
John Zeebe
Cemetery Road
Spring Creek
Corry
Columbus
Norman Mitchell
Leo Neckers
Jerome Davis
Frm Carres
Davis
Man Hurt When Unloaded Gun Fires in Corry
Harold Madison of Grand Street was treated and released from Corry Memorial Hospital after a pistol he believed unloaded discharged in his left forearm at about 6 PM. Witness James Keppel said Madison had been at Merle Hulings home on North Center Street. The weapon is registered to Frank Hannah, a Hulings relative.
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Pe Gofty Inn
Sapere Becia Dentany
Himsel
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harold &. Madison
Grand Street
James Keppel
Keppel
Madison
Merle Hulings
North Center Street
Reauth
Frank Hannah
Hulings
Strange Pennsylvania primary tests Nixon edge and hopes
A fragmented Pennsylvania primary unfolds next Tuesday with Nixon as the sole declared Republican on the presidential ballot and write-ins possible for others. The result could shape national momentum as two special congressional races in the state draw attention. Delegates and party leaders weigh how the winner might influence attendance at the national convention and future candidate support.
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Philadelphia
Adlai Stevenson
Jobn Kennedy
Mass.j
David K. Lawrence
Lawrence
Stevenson
Kennedy
Lawrenes
Symington
Republic
Visit
Richard M. Simpson
GOP
De Gaulle Arrives in Washington For Summit Talks
French President Charles de Gaulle lands at National Airport to a 21 gun salute and full military honors. He travels to Washington for four days of talks with President Eisenhower as both governments seek a bigger French voice in Allied global strategy against Soviet communism. De Gaulle and his wife tour Canada before visiting New York San Francisco and New Orleans en route home.
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Washington
Charles de @aulle
Eisenhower
Fisenhower
National
de Gaulle
Air France
Toronto
Canada
New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Dé Gaulle
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Marseilles
Potomac River
YMCA Plans Washington tour for local youths this June
YMCA announces a three day Washington D C trip for local youths departing June 8 returning June 10. Eligible riders are Cony High School eighth graders or older with forms signed by a parent and a $5 member or $10 nonmember fee. The total tour cost is $80 covering transport lodging meals admissions and supervision. Registration closes May 1 on a first come first served basis with some names held for contingencies.
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Wrshington
D.C
Ymca Today
Spain
Gerald Lang
Kesamot Po
High School
YMCA
Lane
Elderly Sisters Found Smothered In Plastic Bags
Two elderly sisters Mary Hammer aged 67 and Margaret Seherrer were found suffocated in a Queens apartment yesterday. They shared a four room unit rented by Frank Gruber. Mary was found in a bedroom and Margaret on a living room couch with plastic bags enclosing their heads. No note was left.
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Queens
Mary Hammer
Margaret Seherver
Miss Hammer
Seherrer
Aftarc
Fret
Frank Gruber
Sime Building
Mary Wis
Margaret
Johnson Near Nomination Push for Democratic Ticket
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson signaled rising steps toward a Democratic presidential bid. At a Houston press conference he avoided committing to acceptance but stated his name would be placed in nomination and he is honored, though his priority remains the Senate. Observers expect 430 delegates on the first ballot. Johnson also expected to chair Texas’ delegation at Los Angeles and may announce plans in Denver.
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Houston, Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Senate
Perio
Prorer Arives
Wayne Morse
Oregon
John J. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Hubert F. Humphrey
Minnieso
Incanapolis
Hensmen
Texas
Los Angeles
Denver
West
Antisegregationists March Ku Klux Klan Demonstrates Unchecked
Antisegregation protests erupt in multiple cities as Klansmen stage a cross display in Macon and sit ins occur across Atlanta Greensboro and Durham. Police separate crowds and arrest demonstrators while students from Atlanta University Center launch a selective buy boycott targeting white discriminatory stores.
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Associated Ress
Macon
Ku Klux Klan, Inc
Allanta
Greensboro
Hieh’s
Bol Sims
Nesta
Little Rock
Arkansas
Quinn Glover
Bugien
NAC
Durham
North Carolina College
Recorder's Court
Negro Atlanta University Center
Chamber Seeks To Reengage 42 Lagging Firms In 1980
The Chamber of Commerce plans a noon meeting to revive participation of 42 businesses that were members last year but have not renewed for 1980. Secretary A. Long notes the budget relies on head firms and warns of potential financial strain without their reentry. William Armitage, chair of the membership committee, announced personal contact drives to secure firm replies starting in July after a November mailing outlined the new dues structure.
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Ewuuorce
A. Long
Chamber
Chamber Budan
William Armitage
Armitage
Malling
Cohdlet
Meadville Drive Bond Campaign Misses Target
Meadville area industrial committee bond drive failed to reach the half million goal, reporting 2,090 pledges totaling 468.87 dollars daily toward 750,000. Volunteers gathered 200 pledges for 6,775 dollars in a session, with campaign leaders calling the prospect card return rate low and indicating a likely 5 to 7 percent outstanding card percentage.
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Mwmadvilee
David Meadon
Meadville Area Industrial Committee
Ory
Wbby
David Mead Ton
Stanford Hose Recommends Three For Council OK
The Stanford Hose Company last night selected three men whose names will be submitted to City Council for approval of fire chief and first and second assistants. Elections were held to fill the vacancy caused by Jack Downey's resignation.
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Stanford Hose
Stanford Hos Company
Jack Downey
Uise
Jerome Davis
Cile
al Apps
William Halfast
Cornell
Secretar Silicl
Hose Company
Richard Peebles
Albert Ross
Ulah Jackson
Blizzard Claim Two CU Boulder Students in Blizzard Tragedy
In Estes Park Colorado rescue teams found the bodies of Prince Williams of Port Smith Arkansas and David L. Jones of Webster Groves Missouri at 13,000 feet on Mount Longs Peak after a blizzard trapped four students from the University of Colorado Boulder. Jane Bendixon, 19, Davenport Town, survived frostbitten and dazed. A Lowry Air Force Base helicopter was to attempt body recovery today.
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Estes Park
Colo
Lonks Peak
Prince Wiilmon
Port Smith
Ark
David L. Jones
Webster Groves
Jane Bendixon
Davenport
Town
University of Colorado At Boulder
Neak
Rocky Mountain National Park
Lowry Air Forte Bige
Denver
James A. Creig
Glen
Senecas May Delay Kinzua Dam Over Water Rights
Washington LAI reports Rep. John Pillson of New York urged the Senecas to delay the 119 million dollar Allegheny River dam at Kinzua Pa. arguing the plan favors downstream interests without protecting state or local rights. He suggested the tribe or nearby municipalities seek an injunction to buy time for a new survey. The Senecas oppose the dam as it would flood part of their New York reservation.
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Allegheny River
Kinzua
Sald
John R. Pillson
RNY
Thomas Morgan
Pillion
Morgan
New York
Conenango Valley
Becaus
Rape Slaying Of Beauty Probed In Valley City
Investigators questioned suspects today in a bid to solve the rape slaying of Miss Trene Garas a 25 year old beauty queen whose body was found floating in a canal near her home in the Lower Rio Grande Valley city. She had been missing for days and was located within a mile of her residence.
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Lextary — Pole
Trene Garas
Dee
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Ctty
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