North Korean Reds Free Two Yank Airmen
North Korea released two American helicopter pilots Capt. Ren W. Stutts and Capt. Carleton W. Voltz after a May crash. The U N Command confirmed a receipt admitting espionage but called the admission meaningless. Pilots were flown to Seoul and held for questioning after a medical check in good condition.
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Fanmunjom
Korea
U.N. Command
United Nations Command
Ren. W. Stutts
Florence
Ala
Carleton W. Voltz
Frankfort
Mich
Seoul
U.S. A
U.S. Army
U.N
Usaryal George Creel
Ita
UNC
KPA
Atement
Court ruling may decide Senate race in Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court Justice Michael Musmanno widened his small lead over Genevieve Blatt for the Democratic nomination as absentee ballots from Lackawanna Washington and Philadelphia counties came in. A Philadelphia vote revision added 15 votes to Blatt, prompting calls for a machine check. officials warned of possible full-city recount if courts order it.
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Frladelphia
State Supreme Court
Michael Musmanno
Genevieve Blatt
Musmanno
Miss Blatt
Lackawanna
Washington
Philadelphia
Blatt
Ferdinand F. Schoettle Jr
Maurice $. Osser
Schoettle
Osser
Say
Exiles Strike Cuba Again Reported landings prompt U N note
The Cuban exile group in Washington confirms two landings on Cuba amid Raul Roa's UN complaint alleging CIA involvement. Roa warns peace may be endangered by raids and cached arms, while the State Department denies U S involvement. Manuel Ray resigns Cuban government post, vows return by May 20. A Los Angeles Times editorial endorses Rockefeller delegation in California primary.
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Committee For A Free Cuba
Washington
Port Pilon
Miami
Cuba
Roa
U.N
U Thant
CIA
Florida
Puerto Rico
Central America
State Department
U.S
Manuel Ray
Ray
Castro
Corry Man Compiles List of Auto Violations
Corry city police report a 19 year old man, Jerry L. Hasbrouck of 209 Spring Street, involved in three motor vehicle violations. He allegedly sped on West Church Street, passed a pickup on a hill while swaying, ran a stop sign at North West Street, and overtook three vehicles on Spartansburg Corry Road with obstructed view. The information was filed with Alderman Norbert Bachofner.
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Spring Street
Corry
Jerry L. Hasbrouck
209
West Church Street
Third Street
Lemon Street
Northwest Street
Hasbrouck
Spartansburg Corry
Norbert Bachofner
Heavy Laos Casualties Report Reported in Meo Areas in Laos
Refugee Meos fleeing Communist attacks in northeast Laos report up to 1000 civilian deaths. Aid official says a precise tally will take two to three weeks as 2500 Meos reach Muong Cha Valley, with attacks on Pha Kha and Phou Nong suspected to have occurred April 22.
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UU Mna
Laos
Apy
Aus
Muong Cha
Vientiane
Pha Kha
Phou Nong
Fiend Hurls Infant From Roof After Attack on Girl
In Brooklyn a would be rapist entered an unlocked apartment while the parents visited next door. He snatched the infant Anthony Sanchez from a crib and threw him from a four story building to his death. A 14 year old boy confessed to the attack and was held as a juvenile. The girl Sandra Sanchez, 5, resisted and screamed during the assault. Police referenced a prior Brooklyn case in which James Rooks, then 16, killed Lourdes Bass, 9, after raping her on a roof in December 1962.
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NEW York
Brooklyn
Julio Sanchez
Sandra Sanchez
Anthony
James Rooks
Rooks
Lourdes Bass
Dinah Shore Files for Divorce in India California
Dinah Shore sues Maurice Smith for divorce in India California. The couple lived in Palm Springs for a year. Shore cites great mental distress and says they separated five days ago. Shore was previously married to George Montgomery, with that marriage ending in 1962.
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Andio
Cali
Dinah Shore
Maurice Smith
India
Calif
Palm Springs
Miss Shore
Smith
George Montgomery
Council Mulls Wayne street sewer line turnout on Monday
City Council weighs two Wayne street sewer options ahead of Monday meeting. One plan costs about 40 000 more with a higher pump near Bear Creek and a 13 000 pump station. the cheaper plan adds 7 000 for construction. About 200 homes could connect, with roughly 50 lacking basement drainage. Council members debate who pays and how to assess costs, weighing benefits for 25 percent of homeowners.
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Wayne Street
BP. m
Bear Creek
West Smith Street
Philip Zalzneck
Bear Reek
David Johnson
Wayne
Raymond Avenue
Irving Street
Ray Weber
Robert Grice
Secm
Set June 11 for 64 First Graders to be Tested
Notices sent to parents of 64 preschoolers entering first grade in September. Testing on Thursday June 1 for last names A through M morning and N through Z afternoon at Wright Concord Columbus or Conway schools. Parents bring birth certificate and vaccination record.
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Wright
Concord
Columbus
Conelway School
Pennsylvania
Walter Winchell Injured in Los Angeles Car Collision
Columnist Walter Winchell, 67, was treated at Central Receiving Hospital after a car rear end collision in Los Angeles yesterday. Police reported he suffered a neck injury but his condition was described as stable.
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Walter Winchell
Los Angeles
Winchell
Central Receiving Hospital
Rockefeller wins Oregon primary upsets Lodge setting stage for California
New York Governor Rockefeller defeats Lodge in Oregon with 33 percent of the vote to 27 percent as Goldwater Nixon Smith Scranton split the rest. The upset could drive a California alliance as Lodge plans talks in Los Angeles while Rockefeller eyes further gains.
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Portland
Ore
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
Henry Cabot Lodge
California
Lodge
Los Angeles
Rockefeller
Rockefelle
Paul Grindle
Grindle
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller Anid’ Lodge
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Nixon
Smith
Scranton
Tarrytown
N.Y
Hoffa Faces Union Challenge Over Legal Fees
Six Philadelphia Teamsters filed suit in superior court seeking repayment of union funds used to defend Hoffa and top officials. They ask for an injunction to stop further payments as Hoffa faces criminal trials including a loan scheme case in Chicago. The action tests Hoffa’s grip on power amid mounting legal pressures.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Sters
U.o
Serior
Chicago
Chattanooga
Tenn
Teamster's
Union
Philadelphia Teamsters
Teamster High Command
Agy J
Teamsters
Edward Bennett Williams
Philadelphia
Teens figure in string of area auto wrecks
State Police blotter reports three accidents last night involving young drivers. Francis Hunter Jr., 16, of Union City, escaped unhurt when his car was struck from behind four miles west of Union City. No injuries in that crash with damage about 650 dollars. Later, at 11, two 18 year olds and a 19 year old were seriously hurt four miles south of Centerville on Route 8 when the 1964 station wagon rolled several times. Drivers Bruce Berlin 18 Titusville, passenger Scott Phillips 16 Hydetown, and Timothy Callahan 19 Titusville were involved. Continued on Page Three.
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Union City
Francis Hunter Jr
John E.still
Union
Yast
Centerville
Bruce Berlin
Titusville
Scott Phillips
Hydetown
Timothy Callahan
Berlin
Political Leader Vladko Matek Dies in Washington
Vladko Matek aged 84, a Croatian and Yugoslav political figure who was imprisoned by the Nazis in World War II, died of a heart attack yesterday at his Washington home. He had lived in the capital since 1947.
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Washington
Vladko Matek
Court Made Step In Right Direction But More Needed
Editorial summary traces the 1954 Supreme Court ruling that separate schools are unequal and the decade of civil rights rulings. It notes pending cases on desegregation in Virginia Prince Edward County and Atlanta, plus rulings requiring open access to government-related amenities and public facilities in cities like Memphis Baltimore and Wilmington Delaware.
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Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Prince Edward County
Virginia
Prince Edward
Marl Warren
Wecade
Casey
Memphis
Atlanta
Baltimore
Wilmington
Del
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United Fund
Ned Johnston
James Hannan
Ross Bailey
United Fund Board of Directors
Sterling
Wees
United Nations
Raul Roa
U.S. Central Intelligence
GLA
Los Angeles Times
the Times
Phil
Corry Man
Fiend
Council
Rocky
Sharon Kornblat
Nanci
Saigon
Union Kaye
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