East Germans Price for Releasing Gu ls
East German officials demand a U.S. signature on a paper acknowledging the equality of East Germany’s puppet regime as condition for nine kidnapped Americans. The United States, led by Col. Robert P. McQuail, resists diplomatic blackmail and may reject the demand. The eight officers and one sergeant were seized when their helicopter crossed the Iron Curtain. McQuail’s talks with East German Deputy Foreign Minister Oro Winter were inconclusive, with a possible meeting planned. The incident underscores Soviet control under four power agreements and Moscow’s refusal to secure release.
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Special Aide On Highways Improves Route Protests
Sacramento reports the Department of Public Works has added Fred Jacobson to its staff as a special representative to ease public concerns over new highway locations. Jacobson will consult with citizens before highway routings are adopted to minimize protests and secure closer contact between the department, the Highway Commission, and the public.
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California
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Quiet campaign claims casualty in Ashtya Japan
Civic officials report the anti noise drive may be too effective as a motorist fell asleep at the wheel in Ashtya causing a collision with a telephone pole. No injuries are detailed and the incident underscores the campaign's impact on street safety.
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Hearst Castle Opens Earlier to Accommodate Tourists
Sacramento reports the Division of Beaches and Parks moved Hearst Castle opening to 8 am today to boost daily capacity to about 1500. Officials seek six more guides and an extra bus to handle rising crowds while about 1000 visitors are turned away daily.
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Birthday of famed composer Igor tied to citizenship
Born on St Igor's feast, the great musician became an American citizen in 1945. He is credited with many contributions to Western music, following a family legacy with his father a leading bass at the Imperial Opera in St Petersburg. He studied law before pursuing music, composing at the piano with the belief that his ear is his only system.
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Imperial Opera
St Petersburg
Probe Launched On Jet Fighter B 57 Collision
Edwards AFB Calif UPI The Air Force says it is investigating the collision of a jet fighter and a B 57 bomber during training flights over the desert at about 92 000 feet. The bomber crashed south of Tehachapi killing Lt Col Boyd L Grubbaugh and co-pilot Edward C Gahl. Crabb with Lt James J Wilson nursed the damaged fighter back to George AFB despite a broken wing.
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Oklahoma City
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Aan
Cecil D. Crabb
George
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James J. Wilson
Lebanon Asks U S To Send in Troops
Lebanon asks the United Nations and major powers for military aid as rebels threaten stability. Health Minister Albert Molheber says Lebanon seeks land sea and air forces, potentially 4 000 to 7 000 troops to seal the Syria border. U N observers may oversee a ceasefire and prevent foreign aid to rebels. Hammarskjold seeks a quiet diplomacy path amid global tensions.
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Mideast
Adams testimony details gifts from Goldfine and travel aids
Adams testifies before a subcommittee that he accepted gifts from Bernard Goldfine as friendship. He describes hotel bills, a rug valued around 2400 dollars, and fabrics given to governors. He says no personal relationship influenced official actions and cites routine inquiries to the FTC.
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Receipt Tally In Graham Crusade Told in San Francisco
In San Francisco UPI reports total receipts from Billy Graham seven week crusade may top one million dollars. Local receipts are around 740000 while national TV audiences contribute over 600000. Crusade leaders plan follow up as church workers visit homes and offices to aid churches teaching the 35573 deciders for Christ. Graham begins a Yosemite vacation and will speak at Sears Stadium next Sunday and at the American Medical Association banquet next Monday.
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White Lightning Maker Arrested in Moonshine Bust
In Tazewell Tennessee deputies traced a moonshine operation 14 miles to its source and arrested a man who manufactured powerful white lightning and a buyer who fell ill after sampling it near the still.
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Heat Too Much For Tired Texan
Fort Worth police found a 12 year old boy sleeping nude on a busy street corner on a Monday afternoon. His clothes were neatly folded beside him as officers responded to the scene.
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De Gaulle Bid Hinted For A Power Crusade
Paris reports that Premier Charles de Gaulle aims to push a powerful nuclear program, seeking full access to U S atomic data and a rapid path to France joining the world’s atomic powers. Cabinet discussions focused on foreign policy, Lebanon, Tunisia, and Algerian war issues as Dulles talks loom.
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Russia
Black Sheep Ads Spur Classified Want Ads
Fragmentary notice urges readers to check today’s want ads for information on missing or marked individuals described with racial terms, prompting attention to classified listings for further details.
German Court Urged for GI in Murder Case
Defense lawyers for a Negro GI accused of murdering his German girlfriend urged trial by a German court. Pie Mackinly Hill, 24, of Tea Sintones West Virginia, is charged with killing Margaret Lindenfel at a soldiers club in Landstuhl on March 47 after she planned to jil t him. His attorney argued a German court would offer impartial judges and a fairer verdict than an Army court martial.
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Germany
Mackinly Hill
Tea Sintones
W. Va
Margaret Lindenfel
Landstuhl
Thomas Tancian
Everett
Mass
Berkeley Speeder Sentenced In Municipal Court
Edward H. Washington of 1638 Woolsey St Berkeley was fined 37 dollars and sentenced to one day in county jail after pleading guilty to a speeding charge. He was arrested on the freeway between 98th Avenue and Davis Street following CHP clocking.
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Macmillan Sends Cyprus Plan to Parliament Amid Rift
London Prime Minister Harold Macmillan presents a seven year plan to grant home rule to Cyprus with a Greek and Turkish led eight member cabinet and a 1965 self determination referendum. Governor Foot retains key veto powers while a broad local authority cabinet governs. Greece and Turkey oppose the plan as Cyprus remains tense after Greek Turkish riots and a British garrison.
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Freeman to Face Felony Burglary Charge in Municipal Court
William F Freeman 28 of 1788 Hubbard St will appear before Judge Gerald Po Con in Municipal Court tomorrow on felony burglary charges. He is accused of a Sunday night break in at a Castro Valley carpenter shop run by Albert J McElroy of 6063 Castro Valley Blvd.
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