Plot to Kill McNamara in Viet Nam Uncovered in Saigon
South Vietnamese authorities say a Communist plot to kill U.S. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara was uncovered as three men were arrested while attempting to mine a bridge on his Saigon route. US Ambassador Lodge was to accompany him. no alternate plans disclosed.
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McNamara
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Robert S. Mceepas
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
Robert S. McNamara
Nguyen van Troi
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Taylor
Washington
Nguyen Khanh
West Germany
Shaky Peace Restored To Railroads
In Chicago a federal court injunction stopped a wildcat walkout by railroad workers ending the five year dispute over work rules. The Pennsylvania Railroad halted the strike after 40 workers reported sick and 120 more called in Sunday. Earlier firemen struck seven hours and twenty minutes against New York Central at Mattoon Illinois. Union officials advised workers that the walkouts were unauthorized as arbitration cuts hundreds of firemen jobs had been implemented.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Mattoon
Ill
Adios Ambassador of the GU Men headlines Argentine exit
U S actor Robert McClintock departed for Washington after a reported reassignment with no Argentine officials offering comment at the airport. The Pregon newspaper, aligned with President Artur Ilia's party, ran the headline Adios Ambassador of the GU Men.
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U.S
Robert McClintock
Argentina
McClintock
Washington
Pregon
Artur Ilia
Adios
Hoffa Jury Pick Ends Two-Week Battle for Trial
After two weeks of bickering, an eight man four woman jury and two alternates were empaneled for James R. Hoffa's 204 million fraud and conspiracy case in U.S. District Court. The 28 count indictment accuses Hoffa as Teamsters Union pension fund trustee of conspiring to obtain 20 million in loans and diverting 1 million for personal use. The panel, including one Black juror, faced isolation in guarded hotel rooms with limited calls as defense moved for mistrials over venue and juror questioning.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Sever Ce
U.S. District Court
Richard B. Austin
Hoffa
Teamsters Union Pension Fund
Hoff
Tidioute Man Critically Injured In Route Crash
A 39 year old Tidioute man Harold Mealy was critically injured when his car left the Corry-Spring Creek road east of Corry and struck a tree. He was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital with skull and facial fractures and a dislocated shoulder. Damages to the station wagon were about 250 dollars. Possible charges are pending.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harold Mealy
Lof RD
Mealy
Corry-Spring Creek
Corry Ambulance Service
Wattsburg
M. C. Gabriel
Union City
Donald R. Kent
Polite
Corry and
Spring Creek
Tidioute
Corry Hospital
Debates Likely Limited as Johnson Skips Face to Face
Washington reports may see equal time for the Republican nominee but no on air face to face with President Johnson. A compromise bill to suspend equal time for presidential candidates could open debates, but Johnson is expected to use separate televised time to argue his case. Kennedy in 1960 urged debates. Republicans accuse Johnson of ducking.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Hearing on Stormy Project 70 Issue in Pa
Harrisburg reports the State Forests and Waters Committee held a hearing to debate Project 70, Pennsylvania's 70 million recreation and land reclamation program. The State Chamber urged four revisions including park admission fees as lawmakers prepare the enabling legislation and a long budget week unfolds.
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Harrisburg
Avy
State Forests and Waters Committee
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
House
Senate
Scranton
State Chamber
Maurice K. Goddard
Forests and Waters
Pennsylvania School Board Association
State Grange
Pennsylvania Farmer's Association
Grange
Man Talks Jump From Brooklyn Bridge Cable Crowd Urges
In New York a 26 year old Jose Manguan threatened to jump from the Brooklyn Bridge cable to the East River. About 100 bystanders shouted Jump, jump while authorities urged calm. He descended after Rev James Conroy of Loyola University persuaded him and was taken to Bellevue Hospital for observation.
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New York
East River
Brooklyn Bridge
William McCarthy
Jose Manguan
Manguan
James Conroy
Loyola University
Scrul Oak
N. Y
Bellevue Hospital
Novelists body found near Quebec resort area
Marguerite Movers Marshall a 7 year old New York novelist was found dead in a wooded resort area north of Quebec City after a week missing Police said she died of exhaustion or a heart attack
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Lac Beauport
Que
Marguerite Movers Marshall
New York
Quebec City
71 Die In US Plane Crash At Manila Clark Base
AP reports a US Military Air Transport plane crashed near Clark Air Base Manila killing 71 of 83 aboard. 12 survivors were hospitalized in serious condition. The four jet transport left Travis Calif and stopped in Hawaii before Manila.
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Manila
Clark Air Base
Air Force
Travis Air
Porce
Calif
Hawaii
Cone
Army
Navy
Clark
Clark Field
Southeast Asia
13Th Air Force
U.S
Viet Nam
Prinea
44Th Air Transport Squadron
Travis Air Force Base
Pacific Times
Philippines
Hickam
Farley
Philippine Air Force
Basa Base
Luzon Island
Five slain in Boise as man drowns after pursuit
A Boise man Raymond A Reasons, 54, sought in a family slaying, drifted underwater after a police chase that ended with his car plunging into a canal. Five victims, including three children and Reason’s former wife, were found. a note said I’ve hurt them long enough. In Kauai, Frank Sinatra nearly drowned while filming None But the Brave but planned to return to work.
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Boise, Idaho
Boise
Raymond A
Edna Reason
Reasons
Eddie Rey Reasons
Pamela
Patty
Sally Gohman
Estelle Reasons
Daddy
Sinatra
Mrs. Koch
Coco Palms
Honolulu
Oahu Island
Koch
Friedman
Kapaa
Brad Dexter
Harold Jim
Louis Gonsalves Jr
Kauai County
Dexter
Alfred O Giles
Hawaiian Fruit Packing Co
Jim
Gonsalves
Giles
Theodore Williams
Candidates Set To Fight For Student Offices
Campaign managers for four candidates at Corry Area High School pitched why each should win the student council posts. Voting runs tomorrow from 8 35 a m to 2 30 p m with polls closing. The top vote getter becomes president and the runner up vice president for the 1964 65 school year.
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Corry Area High School
John Bliley
Lois Rose
David Gilliland
Richard Tate
Probe Eyes Cause Of Pacific Airlines Crash
Concord California FBI and CAB investigators probe a Pacific Air Lines crash that killed 44 aboard after a garbled radio message sounded like shot. A .257 Smith & Wesson revolver found at the wreck is traced to Frank Gonzalez of San Francisco, a former Olympic yachtsman.
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Concord
Calif
Civil Aeronautics Board
FBI
Pacific Air Lines
Fairchild 527
Green Hills
Hera
Reno
San Francisco
Washington
Frank Gonzalez
San Franciscan
Gonzalez
Blatt Camp Seeks Challenge to Absentee Ballots in PA Primary
Genevieve Blatt supporters plan to challenge absentee ballots in Philadelphia and Scranton from the April 28 Pennsylvania primary. They cite irregularities in securing and casting votes while Musmanno leads Blatt by 4,338 with statewide tallies continuing. Byrne says volunteers have reviewed many civilian ballots in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Genevieve Blatt
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Michael A. Musmanno
Miss Blatt
U.S. Senate
Carol Haney Broadway Star Dies in New York Hospital
Broadway star Carol Haney died last night in a New York hospital. The 39 year old singer dancer and choreographer was born in 1924 in New Bedford Massachusetts and was married to actor Larry Blyden. She had three children.
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Carol Haney
New York
Miss Haney
New Bedford
Mass
Larry Blyden
Civil Rights Supporters Plan Abrupt Strategy Shift
Civil rights supporters seize on a new plan to seek a compromise package outside the Senate chamber and pledge 67 votes from both parties to back the bill. The strategy mirrors the drive led by Democratic Leader Mansfield and Republican Leader Dirksen as the 10th week and 52nd session unfold. Senate maneuvers began March 9 after House passage, with a 67 17 vote to make the measure pending business.
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Waonu
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
U S Unveils Best Costliest Bomber XB70A
Palm Springs AP Air Force unveils its largest fastest and costliest bomber the XB70A a 185 foot wedge tailed craft unable to perform global bombing due to fuel limits lacking a bombardier seat Brig Gen Fred J Ascani project director says welding and sealing issues solvable but fuel tank No 4 remains a difficulty with no tank capacities released
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Palmdale
Calif
Air Force
Fred J.ascani
Ascani
Ten Thousand Fish Die in Union City Ammonia Spill
A broken GLF fertilizer plant line in Union City released ammonia last Friday, washing into French Creek and killing an estimated 10 000 fish over about 8 1 2 miles. State health officials consider action. plant workers and local fire crews aided cleanup amid ongoing investigations.
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Wearrange League Federation
Union City
French Creek
Erie County
Erie
James R. Harvey
State Health Department
Meadville
GLF
Norman Ely
Waterford
John Klus
GLE
Harveys
Health Department
Lynn Snider
Snlder
Union City Firemen
Ely
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