U S Defectors In Sweden Set Goal For Asylum
A group of American defectors in Sweden aims to shelter 2000 deserters protesting the Vietnam War. Four sailors who quit the carrier Intrepid in Japan last fall are among 13 granted asylum, with at least 30 Americans reportedly defected and more seeking asylum.
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Stockholm
Sweden
U.S
Richard Bailey
Jacksonville
Fla
Intrepid
Japan
Moscow
France
Bailey
Vietnam
Gunnar Myrdal
National Liberation Front
FNL
Gosta Johansson
Swedish Aliens Commission
United States
Johansson
West Germany
Aliens Commission
Baid
Honor Met Tenor With Center Honor Met Tenor With Center
Proceeds from a Zionist Organization of America dinner honoring American tenor Richard Tucker will fund a new Richard Tucker Music Center in Ashkelon. The complex will include an auditorium, music library, recording room and studio classrooms adjoining the agricultural school of Kraf Silver named for Abba Hillel Silver.
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Askhelon
Israel
Richard Tucker
Kfar Silver
Zionist Organization of America
Tucker
Agricultural School of
Kraf Silver
Abba Hillel Silver
Ashkelon
Ashdod
Beersheba
Satellite hookup plans described by Sylvania engineer
Buffalo AP report notes John H. Wittman describes a satellite system allowing hundreds of stations to communicate simultaneously by rapidly hopping across the spectrum. He compares the method to children changing seats in musical chairs. Nashville police arrest a man who applied for a job at the central records division and verify he is wanted for failing to appear in court on a speeding charge.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Sylvania Electric Products Inc
John H. Wittman
Wittman
Nashville, Tenn
Central Records Division
Metropolitan Police Station
Metro Traffic Court
Canada
Lake Erie
Speer
Pittsburgh
Sixty Million Visited Chicago Museum of Science and Industry
The Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago reached its 60 millionth visitor in just over 34 years since opening in July 1933 during the Century of Progress. Funded by Julius Rosenwald’s 8 million endowment plus a 5 million bond issue and donations, the museum rose from the 1893 Fine Arts building.
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Chicago
Museum of Science and Industry
Julius Rosenwald
Coyotes Reach Keystone State Prompt Nighttime Hunts
In New Wilmington Pennsylvania farmers battle coyotes blamed for about 100 sheep losses over a year. James Speer reports coyotes, once thought extinct in the East, have reappeared as locals form hunting parties armed with rifles and shotguns. Wardens confirm kills and study origins as residents fear further depredation.
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New Wilmington
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Sam
Scouten
Sparatt Nks
Crescent City
Calif
Myrtle
Hampton
Crab Fishermen's Association
Lincoln
Ill
Edward Malerich
Eee
Erie Zentral
Keystone State
James Speer
Roscoe Cox
John Badger
Badger
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Westminster College
North Center St
Corry, Pa
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A & Foot
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Dristan
Sitle
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Noxzema
Breck
Standard & Delise
Jobus
Corry Savings and Loan Association
N. Center Street
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