Highest Communist Diplomat Defects in U.S. Refuge Granted
Janos Radvanyi Hungarian charge d affaires defects to the United States citing personal reasons. He, his wife, and son receive asylum as he resigns and plans to live permanently in America. The case marks a high profile Cold War defection amid shifting U.S. Hungary relations.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Janos Radvanyi
Robert J. McCloskey
Radvanyi
U.S
America
McCloskey
District of Columbia
Hungary
Radvanyis
Srill
Reds
Foreign Service
Ankara
Paris
Berne
Damascus
Budapest
United , States
East Europe
Johnson
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Josef Stalin
India
Doctors Begin Lucky Lindy Round The World Flight
Barbourville Ky Dr Francis X Sommer starts 18000 mile solo round the world trip in a single engine plane from New York honoring Charles A Lindbergh Spirit of St Louis He plans to follow Lindbergh route to Tokyo in reverse with wife and two children along for support He has lost 0 pounds and his copilot Dr John Rieber similar weight loss as they embark on this homage flight.
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Barbourville
Francis X. Sommer
New York
Atlantic
Lucky Lin
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sommer
Paris
Mike Dog
Lindbergh
Ann Morrow
Tokyo
John Rieber
da Nang
Vietnam
Hong Kong
Pt. Barrow
Alaska
Commuter Bandit Returns to Scene of First Bank Heist
In Pittsburgh a longtime robber known as the commuter bandit struck again, grabbing 19 400 from the Pittsburgh National Bank in Bloomfield. Police added dragnet details as the FBI tallies his total to 160 000 from 15 bank holdups over six years.
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Pittsburgh National Bank
Bloomfield
FBI
University Officials Struggle as Campus Violence Flares
At a 4500 student university, Tuesday night brick and bottle throwing at motorists escalated to a gun battle after midnight. Mayor Louie Welch blamed the administration for losing control while trustees vowed to expel involved students and deploy more campus police. Wounded include Officer Blaylock and Dugger, and students English and Herndon.
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Louie Welch
Marvin Griffin
Waco
James Jones
Robert G. Blaylock
Alan Dale Dugger
Morris English
David Herndon
Blaylock
Dugger
English
Herndon
Philadelphia Lawyer Wins 1.1 Million for Injuries
In Philadelphia an attorney, David Cohen of Merion, earned 1.1 million dollars in damages from Gulf Oil Co for a July 1963 auto crash. He sustained a severe neck injury causing permanent partial disability and claimed long term impairment.
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Philadelphia
Delphia
Gulf Oil Co
David Cohen
Subirhan Merion
Cohen
Four Hurt In East Columbus Smashup
Four persons were injured early this morning in a two car crash on East Columbus avenue at Sciota street. One admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital, two treated and released, and one not requiring medical care. Sgt. Keppel reported Bennink and Battista involved with injuries, no damage estimate given. Bird of passage Vista, 39, of Cleveland, attempted to overtake. Battista shaken but not seriously hurt. Hospital transport by Corry Ambulance Service. Attorney Michael G Luddy, 74, dies in Glendale after cancer battle. longtime practitioner in LA Sioux Falls and Thompsonville.
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East Columbus Avenue
Sciota~ Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
James Keppel
City Police
Florence Bennink
West
Washington Street
Sciota Street
Basso Bat
Battista
Bennink Auto
Clifford Casler
West Washington Street
Carl Kuglin
Corry
Keppel
Glendale
Calif
Michael Gabriel Luddy
Los Angeles
Sioux Falls
S.C
Thompsonville
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Areuttes
Corry Pharmacy
William Leonhard
Leonhard
Abilene
Tex
Bernerd Hanks
Reporter
Bob Church
North Center St
Corry Savings & Loan
N. Center St
Corry, Penna
Philly
Journal
Johnston
East Columbus
Theodore B. Smith
Vista
Cleveland
Ralph J. Fogle
Fogle Lumber Company
The
Ira Rogaines
RCA Victor
RCA
Meerhoff
North Center
North Main
Union City
Solette
Permacedar
Wd Ib. Mag
Hammond's Lumber and
Eagle Street
Dairy Queen
Moyer’s Dairy Queen
Columbus Avenue
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