Rebels Release 5 37 Still Captives
Fidel Castro's rebels hold 96 U S citizens and one Canadian as negotiations with Raul Castro continue. Four Americans and one Canadian were released by rebels. more captives may go after talks with Park Wollam and the Cuban rebel leadership. The U S Navy base at Guantanamo remains a focal point as efforts to evacuate sailors and Marines proceed amid pressures to end the hostage situation.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U. S
Purgencio Batista
Guantanamo Naval Base
John’ N. Schissler
Montgomery
Ala
Navy Base
Park Wollam
Santiago
Raul Castro
Fidel
Castro
Behissler
United States
Ba Hista
Fuedor
Airman Admits Sex Slaying Of Boy 10 In New York Case
Don ald Kurtz a 34 year old Port Jervis airman admitted the sex slaying of John Dudko 10 and a separate attack on another boy. Dudko's body was found under a rock slab on a steep hill in Neversink Drive Woods after a July 4 disappearance near the Delaware River. Kurtz waived examination on first degree murder and was held without bail in Orange County. He said he lured the boy with a promise to show a good place to fish, bound him, and used carbon tetrachloride fumes to render him unconscious before sexually assaulting him and slashing the abdomen with a knife.
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POR’ Venvis
Air Force
John Dudko
Young Dudko
Neversink Drive
Delaware River
Orange County
Abraham
Isseks
Donald Kurtz
Port Jervis
Kurts
Tsseks
Kurtz
Judko
Eisenhower nominates Yost as Morocco envoy
President Eisenhower named Charles W. Yost of New York to be ambassador to Morocco. Yost succeeds Cavendish W. Can Non, who retires. A career diplomat since 1930 and at present on the State Department policy planning staff, Yost hails from Watertown New York.
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Ike
Morocco
Washington UM
Eisenhower
Charles W. Yost
New York
Cavendish W. Cannon
Yost
State Department
Watertown
N. Y
Nine US airmen freed on Soviet Iran frontier
Soviet radio reported nine man United States Air Force crew freed on the Soviet Iranian frontier at Astara after their CAR transport was forced down in Soviet Armenia on June 27. The U S Embassy in Moscow had been negotiating for their return. the flight was denied as a frontier violation by Washington, which said the aircraft became lost in bad weather.
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London
Moscow
U. & Air Force
Armenia
U. S
Astara
U.S
Col
Dale"d. Brannon
Chardon
Ohio
Luther W. Lyles
Savoy
Tex
Robert E. Crans
Mason, Ga
Bennie A. Shupe
Miami
Fla
James T. Kane
Farmingdale
Luther
Waseca
James G. Holman
Vivian
Earl H
Ike Diefenbaker Meet Tomorrow in Ottawa Talks
Prime Minister Diefenbaker and President Eisenhower plan talks in Ottawa tomorrow to discuss creating a joint Canada United States parliamentary committee. The aim is to monitor cross-border issues and enable rapid action if tensions rise, amid growing public irritations.
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Ottawa
Isenhower
Diefenbaker
Lake Tis
Forie
Cama
United States
U. S
Pair Gets $100 In Holdup Of Area Drive-In
The Sunset Drive-In near Waterford saw its third holdup since spring as two young white men 18 or 19 forced their way into the ticket booth, demanded the receipts from cashier Judy Phelps, 15, and fled in a green 1954 Ford. State police at Corry are investigating. the first license plate digit was D. Earlier holdups occurred at Star Drive-In near Erie in March and Lakeview Drive-In in April, both targeting night receipts.
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Waterford
Alden W. Phelps
Anan
Franklin
Pleads Guilty To Drunken Driving Here
Jamestown resident Lindahl pleaded guilty to drunken driving before Alderman M. Cobbett after his car struck a parked vehicle on West Park Place while driving the wrong way on Mead Avenue. He was released under $1,000 bond and indicated he will plead guilty before a county judge at a later date.
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Jamestown
M. Cobbett
Lindahl
West Park Place
Mead Avenue
Cobbett
Yo- Tice
G. L. Lynch
Washington
Boy Walks Home After Surgery Seen On TV
Tommy Hunter aged six or seven, whose heart was repaired in a Bay Area operation viewed by thousands on television on June 2. He eluded his Coast Guardsman father Thomas Hunter as he walked from Stanford University Hospital toward Oakland, accompanied by his mother and five year old brother Donald.
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San Francisco
Tommy Hunter
Bay Area
U. S
Coast
Holiday Traffic Toll Near Record. Wiretapping Scandal Erupts
The Fourth of July weekend traffic toll rose toward the preholiday forecast of 410 but is expected to fall short of the record. Memorial Day marks a higher toll this year, with drownings and multi-vehicle crashes adding to the total. In Washington, Bernard Goldfine’s aides reported a hotel room burglary and a hidden microphone discovered in an adjoining suite. Subcommittee chief investigator Bar ni Shacklette claimed the eavesdropping gear was not authorized. Goldfine condemned the conduct and ordered his staff to relocate as the probe intensifies.
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Associated Press
National Safety Councilee
Junction City
Kaw
Portland
Ore
Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Harris Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D+ Ark
Barm 1
Shacklette
Goldfine
Hersmen
Sheraton-Carleton
Jack Lotto
Harris
Subcommittee
Shecklette
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Sherman Adams
Congressional
Lotto
Roger Robb
Lotto's
Adams
Boston
Survivors of ditched plane fight sharks at sea
Survivors of a C124 Air Force plane crash told reporters aboard the carrier Boxer how they fought off a school of sharks after ditching 200 miles northeast of Johnston Island. Three survivors on board described the moments of the crash and their attempts to signal for rescue.
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Awnolulu
Lares
mid-Pacific
Boxer
Johnston Island
Jonathan W. Brown
Brown
James M. Phillips
Vacaville
Calif
James P. Vanderee
San Rafael
Travis Air Force Base
California
Tokyo
Military Coure
Hawaii
Sioux City
Iowa
Travis Avb
San Francisco
Phillips
Vandereer
Drivers Unhurt In Area Crash on Narrow Road
A Saturday evening crash in Venango Township involved Richard Besselt, 19, and Raymond Galkowski, 40, when their cars could not pass on a narrow road. Neither driver was injured, and total damages amounted to 276 dollars.
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Wavtsburg
Venango Township
Corry
Richard Besselt
Raymond Galkow
Aki
Mateos Wins By Landslide In Mexico
In Mexico City Adolfo Lopez Mateos, 48 year old former labor minister, won election yesterday in what observers call the quietest vote in the nation's history. Mateos is expected to lead reforms and stabilize the country as the new president.
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Mateos
Mexico
Mexico City
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
PRI Claims Lop Mateos Wins Landslide Victory
The dominant Party of Revolutionary Institution asserts Lop Mateos won by a landslide with margins between zero and eighty five percent, but no large totals were released. Alvarez, a textile manufacturer, was widely deemed the defeated rival.
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Party of Revolutionary Institution
PRI
Lop Mateos
Lopes Mateos
Luis Hector Alvarez
Adenauer's Party Wins In Germany
West Germany's largest state North Rhine Westphalia elected the Christian Democrats, gaining control of the 200 member Provincial Parliament with 104 seats. The Socialists rose to 81 seats, reflecting shifts since national elections as Adenauer’s bloc campaigns on postwar prosperity and anti communism amid arms talks. The result signals support for Atlantic alliance arms plans and dampens hopes for East German reunification by negotiations. The party’s vote share fell from its peak in September.
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Dusseldorf
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democrats
West Germany
North Rhine- Westphalia
Adensuer
Adenasser
Atlantic
East Germany
Adenauer
Cancer Virus Theory Pioneer Last Work Reported
The article chronicles Dr. Francisco Duran Reynals who championed the virus theory of cancer before his death. It notes his Yale virus experiments on mice and the rising scientific interest in viruses as cancer causes, with vaccines or antiviral drugs as potential controls. It also mentions advances toward cancer drugs targeting differences between cancer and healthy cells.
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London
Francisco Duran-Reynals
Duran-Reynals
Proceedings
Yale University
Lfetime
Congress Eyes Adjournment In Early August
Congress maps heavy August docket after returning from 1988 holiday. Target adjournment August 8, Senate posts five bills including atomic energy, public works, housing, agriculture, minerals. House programs add military construction, small business, science scholarships, relief for distressed areas, community facilities. Likely unresolved, with controversial measures still in play as Congress nears break.
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Congress
Senate
House
Defense Department
12 Horses and Pony Die in Randall Park Stable Fire
A fire at Randall Park race track early yesterday destroyed 12 horses and a pony among 400 quartered at the stables. Track manager Edwin Moon of Mercer estimates losses at 80000 dollars, with Newnan R. Low of Luglig Texas the heaviest loser, eight horses and a pony. Cause undetermined. The Randall meet runs July 18 after a meet at Thistledows closing July 17.
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Randall Park
Thistledows
Lightning Bolt Electrifies Corry Area Saturday Evening
Residents of Corry were startled by a powerful lightning strike and thunderclap reported about 1 o'clock Saturday evening. The bright flash appeared to come from the east with a subsequent boom, but police and utility checks found no fire or hazards in the area between here and Boring Crank.
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Corry
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