Seizure Of Five US Shrimp Vessels Protested
The United States protested to Mexico over the seizure of five American shrimp fishing boats in the Gulf of Mexico. Ambassador Thurston filed the protest in Mexico City seeking an explanation of the incident, with some ships escaping. Mexico claims nine mile territorial waters while the United States maintains three mile jurisdiction.
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United States
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
State Department
Mexico City
Walter Thurston
Thurston
Foreign Office
Stars Set for Chautauqua Week of Musical Events
Metropolitan Opera star Eleanor Steber will headline a July 7 concert at Chautauqua with critic raves from Washington and Musical America poll acclaim. Baritone Hugh Thompson, famed Met veteran, joins the first major musical event of the season with English program renditions. Southernaires, longtime radio group, appear July 3, marking the first Chautauqua showings of the period.
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Metropolitan Opera Association
Toio
Chautauqua
Ralph McCallister
Eleanor Steber
Musical America
United States
Canada
Logano
Metropolitan Opera
Miss Steber
Firestone
Washington
Hugh Thompson
The
Metropolitan
Chautaugust
Thompson
Erea
Chautauqua Opera Association
Rail Strike Delayed by Two-Week Truce
President David B. Robertson of the Firemen's Brotherhood announced a two week truce ending the planned rail strike against four major railroads including Southern Railway and the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe. Embargoes on long distance passenger traffic western freight and perishable livestock were halted as the pause was announced.
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Pope
David B. Robertson
Firemen's Brotherhood
Chicago
Robertson
Southern Railway System
Atchison ,Topeka and Santa Fe
Pennsylvania West
Nowi
Harrisburg
New York Central
Buffalo
N. Y
Detroit River
Big Four
Ohio
Pennsy
Sint Te
Guitar Bashing Episode Sparks Assault Charge in Mayville
Norman Adams aged 28 was arrested by Chief Merton Pratt on a warrant after injuring guitarist Mort Chapin in Jamestown Chaplin at the Lakeview Hotel. Adams allegedly struck Chaplin with the guitar during a midnight dispute over music, causing a neck wound needing stitches. Adams appeared before Peace Justice Charles Gardiner and asked for examination with a 7:30 p.m. today setting.
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Norman Adams
Merton Pratt
Mort Chapin
Jamestown
Chaplin
Lakeview
Geloron
Ad~ams
Axelold
Cub
Adams
Charles Gardiner
Elliott
Three Americans Die After U S Air Force Plane Crash
April 1995 report from Tokyo says three American victims will be brought down from a mist shrouded mountain where the transport plane crash occurred. The March 27 crash near Hiruga during the Manila to Tokyo flight killed twenty seven civilians and military passengers and eight crew members.
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Tomorow
U. S. Air Force
Hirugatake
Manila
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