Young cyclist wins New York City bike marathon in Central Park
A 12 year old Long Islander led a field of 7201 riders to win NYC's second annual Central Park bike marathon. William Baur of Bayville claimed victory after riding 406 miles in 24 hours on a 21 pound custom bicycle amid a varied field including tricycles unicycles and six day race veterans. Evangelist Billy Graham visited a Korea church in Seoul noting progress from a roofless past to walls floors and a robe for the preacher ta Kyung chiks church now scheduled for a large Crusade May 20 to June 3 expecting hundreds of thousands.
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New York City
Central Park
William Baur
Bayville
Billy Graham
Kareda
Graham
Young Nak Presbyterian
Seoul
Ta Kyung-chik
de. Han
Korea
Four Baker children face funeral costs after parents' deaths
In San Francisco, the Baker siblings 4, 11, 16, and 7 fear missing their father’s funeral due to money, after their mother died years earlier and their father, Bob Baker, died of liver cirrhosis. They rely on relatives or aid to ship the body to Hamilton, Ohio, for burial beside their mother. Relatives and welfare officials seek funds to transport and bury them.
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San Francisco
UPI
Baker
Ohio
Bob Baker
Marie
Hamilton
Brave
Wake
Dennis
Click Johnson
Tendersoln
Johnson
Matlo
Dad
Man in Vermont man kills self after school siege
John Phillips a 3 year resident of Milford Vermont stormed Pilch School in Norwalk early Sunday, holed up in the building, and after hours of police and medical intervention he shot himself. Authorities said he had been drinking earlier and had barricaded himself inside the school.
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Norwalk
Phillips
Boston
Charles Dugan
Phillips Thoyughout
Dugan
Pasadena attorney among six killed in plane crash near Cottage Grove
UPI reports Jony W. Mioras a 56 year old Pasadena attorney died in a Cessna 410 crash on approach near Cottage Grove Oregon. Also dead were his wife Su Nice 56 their daughter Christina Gaglione 22 her husband Pablo 25 Mioras mother Jennie 84 and his brother James E Mieras 47 all longtime Southern California residents who were to spend Memorial Day weekend with friends.
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Cottage Grove
Ore
UPI
California
Jony W. Mioras
Pasadena
Nice
Christina Gaglione
Pablo
Mieras
Jennie
James E. Mieras
Fullerton
Tere
Iceland talks eyed on cod war with Britain
Prime Minister Ola fur Johannesson said Iceland seeks a conference with President Nixon to discuss the cod war affecting NATO membership. He plans to raise the issue during Nixon's talks with France's Georges Pompidou and hinted at revising the defense pact due to British naval presence.
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Reyriavik
Iceland
UPI
Ola
Fur Johannesson
Nixon
Britain
NATO
Johannesson
Georges Pompidou
France
North Atlantic Tesary Organization
Lefist
United Sales
Johannes~ Sin
U.S
Third cabinet minister denies sex scandal link
London reports a third cabinet minister may be involved in the sex scandal linked to former ministers. Norma Levy claimed a further official was among her clients, fueling Scotland Yard inquiries. Heath assured the prime minister of no involvement, while a Security Commission panel studies the matter.
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London
UPT
Edward Heath
Press Association
Norma Levy
Sunday People
Scotland Yard
West Germany
Robert. Carr
Peter Rawlinson
Hehn
Securily Commission
Royal Air Force
RAF
Lord Lambton
Earl Jellicog
House of Lords
Heath
Lord Lambtons
News of ‘the World
Athans
Politicos Sex Lives Noted By Author Witness
London gossip column quotes Mariella Novotny, once a teen party host for a masked figure linked to Britain’s scandal, alleging Washington politicians befriended East European girls. She recalls a court clash over moral charges tied to security probes and notes American officials face fewer career risks than British ministers.
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London
Bation
United States
Mariella Navotny
Britain
Mise Novotny
New York
I BL
Washington
Crechoslovakia
Tiny
Despondent Kansas City man kills wife, four children
Norman Williams, 47, shot his wife Pauline 37 and children Mark 13 Deborah 12 Mary Ann 9 John 6 and then apparently killed himself due to business troubles. Bodies found in their home Sunday after Pauline Williams’ mother reported they were missing. Neighbors recalled heart trouble and a past suicide mention. no note was found.
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Kansas City
UPI
Norman Williams
Himsif
Williams
Springfield
Cloge
Pauline
Mark
Deborah
Mary Ann
John
Janice Orr
Pauline Williams
Hayward Daily Review declares publication details and offices
The Daily Review in Hayward lists editor and publisher names, a March 3 1897 act reference, and mailing address with subscription rates. It notes offices in Hayward Oakland and Fremont with phone numbers and a subscription price of 25 cents per copy and 27 dollars per year.
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Daily Review
Ince
Flaya Sparks
Wiliam Clibote
Busines
Yost Ollisa
Haywards Califare
Otter
Winton Aves
Heyward
Calif
Winton AM
Haard
Alameda County
California
Hayward
Osorio San Leanoro
Sun Tandem
Chicago Fire Destroys Eight City Blocks in Industrial Area
A Sunday explosion at the Levey ink manufacturing plant on Chicago's southwest side sparked a major blaze destroying eight city blocks. Four people injured, fire officials say winds aided spread to nearby warehouses and offices. Over 450 firefighters battled the flames for about six hours. losses expected in the millions. Power was cut in the area as shocks rocked seven miles away.
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D. A. Hoffman
Big Cypress Swamp
Florida
Everglades
Chicago
Flone
Levey Ink Manufacturing
Cities Service Oi
Gres
Robert J. Quinn
Sonic boom drills near Hamilton AFB expected Tuesday
An Air Force spokesman said sonic booms may be heard Tuesday during simulated attack missions. Fighter Interceptor Squadron at Hamilton will join defenders as Canadian planes fly over Oregon and California. Exercises are set for late evening to minimize civilian interference.
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Upi
Air Force
Canada
United States
Hamilton
Oregon
California
Soviet pilot seeks asylum after West German crash
A Soviet military pilot who parachuted to safety after his Tu-104 aircraft crashed near the East West German border requested political asylum in West Germany. The 2 year old pilot has been moved to Zirndorf refugee camp. The plane produced in 1954 crashed 17 miles west of the border. the pilot was briefly questioned by federal investigators and sustained minor bruises.
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Braunschweig
Germany
UPI
Homberg
DPA
Reinetry Io
Here
Federal
Inttelligence
West Germany
Dillingen
Fragmentary OCR City Contacts and Names List
Fragmented text listing multiple names and phone numbers across cities and regions. Contains entries like Michell 581 3404, 2740 Custer Valley Uval, HAYWARD, and names such as Jon Thaveky and Andersn with various area codes. No cohesive event or clear article narrative.
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Michell
Custer Valley Uval
Hayward
West
Tenmysun
SAN Lorenzo
Fremomt
Jon Thaveky
Hom Milan
ALVA
Franke Gap
Beetet Aledl
Ano Andersn
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the Daily Review
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