Riveter Arrested Near Castro Rally in Central Park
John Gregory Feller, 23, was seized by park police at a Fidel Castro rally in Central Park New York after authorities found a homemade bomb near the speakers’ platform and a second device in his room. Police described the bomb as lethal, with gunpowder, sulfur and zinc, and believed he planned to detonate it for kicks near a West Side pier. Feller, from Boston, claimed no intent to harm anyone and was held on dangerous weapon charges.
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UPI
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Reds Declare Germany Not Geneva Topic
London reports quote a Moscow radio broadcast stating the Kremlin will not discuss German unification at the Geneva talks opening May 1. Western nations linked unification progress to arms limits in Central Europe, while Moscow signals hint at expected talks failure and Western blame.
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London
UPI
Radio Mas
Geneva
Europe
Moscow
Russia
Washington
Bonn
Harold Macmillan
U.S
Prayer for Today Prayer for Today
Thou who makest all things new go before us as we begin this day Close the door of the past upon sins and failures Open unto us the doors of faith opportunity and challenge Give us wisdom and courage for facing Friday and tomorrow Amen
Guardsmen Roll Into Kentucky On Coal Strike
National Guardsmen were dispatched to eastern Kentucky to quell a violent coal strike. Gov. A B Chandler sent about 2000 troops into Hazard and Combs after a crowd of more than 500 pickets formed at a non union mine. The Ashle and Combs mines suffered dynamite blasts though no damage occurred. Guardsmen arrived from Ravenna to Hazards Memorial Gymnasium to spend the night as officials weighed political repercussions in a gubernatorial election year. United State Workers Union leader Noble criticized the move as unjustified.
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UPI
National
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A. B. Chandler
Combs
Headby Viper
Ashto
R. D B. Olsen
Chandler
Ashle
National Guard
Harlan County
Hasard
4D1st Field Artillery
Ravenna
Wiliam E. Migginbold
Hizavi Memorial Gymnasium
Thhey
United State Workers Union Atlomey
Bus Kills Girl Chased by Dog
A Sacramento girl, Mary Litter, age 12, was killed by a city bus after being chased by a black dog. The bus driver, Richard Siaat, 34, reported seeing the girl run into the street from between parked cars and be struck by the rear wheels.
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Sacramento
UPI
Mary Litter
Sacramento City
Richard ¥. Siaat
Masked Mob Secures Suspect In Sex Case At Poplarville Jail
A mob of masked men seized a Negro accused of sexual assault from the Poplarville county jail early today, beating him in his cell and dragging him to a car. Blood traces and white-gloved attackers marked the incident as FBI agents and state officials launched a manhunt while a 60-man venire prepared for trial.
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Poplarville
Miss
UPI
M. C. Parker
Parker
FBI
William Togers
Department of Records and Research
Tuskegee Institute
Ala
Mississipp
Highway Patrol
W. Osborne Mandy
J. P. Coleman
Here
Lumberton
Venice
Moony
Sche Pate
U.S
Theodore G
the Man
Decoto School District Fires Eleven Staff Members
Eleven district employees including Assistant Superintendent Boyd Morningstar and Superintendent Dr Harold Schoenfeld face termination as Decoto School District trims the budget to meet a 2.14 property tax rate for the next school year. The list covers an assistant superintendent, psychologist, nurse, two music teachers, two custodians, a maintenance man, a PE instructor, a PBX operator, and a special education teacher.
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de Tota School Dist
Boyd Morningstar
Harold Schoerfeld
Riaw
Br. Schoenfeld
Harry Spooners
Carl Hagan
Joseph Seoane
Schoenfeld
Assistank Supt
Morningstar
the Daily Review
CSAA Opposes New Safe Driver Insurance Plan
CSAA protests a proposed safe driver auto insurance plan in California. Myles Ww. Smith, spokesman for California insurance companies, says the plan slated to take effect Friday may be modified soon.
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San Francisco
California State Automobile Association
CSAA
Myles Ww.Smith
California
City Cops Hunt House-to-House For Lost Boy
Hayward police search homes block by block for Mark Perez a 10 year old missing since yesterday. He left his home for Hillcrest School at Casson and Hillary Rowe wearing a striped shirt blue jeans and a grey windbreaker. His stepfather Frank Gon salves and mother Rose Gon salves report no friction at home and hope he is with friends. Police publicity seeks any sightings while officials note he did not attend school today.
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Hayward
Mark Perez
O'Neill Ave
Hillcrest School
Casson
Hillary Rowa
Frank” Gonsalves
Rose Gonsalves
Acas
Mom Leaves Six Kids to Welfare in San Francisco
Six children ages from one and a half to seven were left in the care of San Francisco Welfare authorities after their mother Mrs. Eileed G. Crum, 31, said she could no longer support them. The mother left her youngsters at the home of their disabled grandparents, asking forgiveness as she admitted unemployment and no home.
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San Francisco
Eileed G. Crum
Daylight saving time begins nationwide changeover noted
Clocks across the nation will be set ahead by one hour on Sunday morning, with Americans expected to lose sleep as daylight saving time begins. Some states face confusion as larger cities keep standard time while many smaller towns in Minnesota Illinois and Pennsylvania have chosen to remain on standard time.
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Minnesota
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Tibetan Clash Reported Amid Bar Scene In Tokyo
A fragmentary UPI report notes Catherine Bosco or a similarly described woman, 36, involved in a bar incident near Tokyo, with chaotic mentions of Tibetan fighters and a Bank of something burning. The text is garbled and several names and places are unclear.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Catherine Bosco
Tokyo
China
Im Thasa
Petaties
Sa 1
Tvith
Harvey Long Resigns From Eden Hospital
Assistant administrator Harvey Long has resigned from Eden Hospital effective May 31. Board chairman Paul Rhodes and the management committee opposed publicizing the resignation now, delaying release until the May 14 board meeting, citing turnover concerns and potential impact on Long's future job prospects.
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Adm
Harvey Long
Eden Hospital
Paul Rhodes
Solons Ok Labor Bill Compromise Agreement Passed
Washington reports that the Senate approved a substitute for the Bill of Rights amendment to the labor reform bill by a 77 to 11 vote. Senator Thomas Kuchel acknowledged concerns over how parts of the McClellan amendment were drafted and expressed that they may be improved.
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Washington
UPJ
Senate
John L. McClellan
Ark
Thomas H. Kuchel
Callf
Sacramento Probe On Collection Agencies Expanded
Attorney General Stanley Mosk announced the statewide probe into the State Division of Collection Agencies, taking over from ass istant attorney general Clarence Bliss as Frank Jordan suspended chief Harry Edwards and assistant chief for a week. The move aims to test agency practices, consider personnel action, and determine if broader administrative changes are needed. Jordan also informed Edwards he was suspended until May 1 for unspecified alleged violations. Governor Brown had requested Mosk review the senate report detailing lax oversight and malpractices in the industry.
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UPI
Stanley Mosk
Sundérwas
Clarence ‘Isin
Mosk
Frank NM
Jordan
Collec
Ien
Divisién
Ottuet
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Stanley Windren
Edmund G. Brown Olose
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