Untaxed Cigarettes From N C Seized On New Jersey Turnpike
New Jersey state police say more than 3 800 cartons of untaxed cigarettes from North Carolina were seized from vehicles on the New Jersey Turnpike. An arrest was reported for Gasper Maser.
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Henry Koda
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Mercer County
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Thant to Meet De Gaulle in Paris and Wilson in London
UN Secretary General U Thant plans talks with Charles de Gaulle in Paris on April 30 and lunch with Harold Wilson in London on April 27 during a Europe trip. He will be away April 25 to May 5. He discussed Indonesia’s potential readmission to the UN, noting a procedure similar to Indonesia’s 1965 withdrawal could apply if it seeks return. He emphasized any readmission would require adherence to the UN Charter and nonuse of force in disputes. He also weighed accepting Jordan, Lebanon, Syria and the United Arab Republic visit to Palestine refugee camps if positive results emerge.
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Paris
Europe
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London
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Child Takes Drugged Sugar Cube
Donna Wingenroth, five, found a sugar cube in a New York refrigerator and ingested it, suffering hallucinations and requiring stomach pumping. Her uncle Paul Franklin, eighteen, admitted placing the cube there and was charged with endangering a child. Franklin said he obtained the cube in Greenwich Village and planned to eat it himself.
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Donna Wingenroth
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Paul Franklin
Kings County Hospital
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Greenwich Village
Ampton
Queen Elizabeth
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Moreton
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Southampton
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Laboratory Tornadoes Pave Way To Study Nature’s Twisters
Scientist Chang notes the first significant progress in generating laboratory tornadoes under controlled conditions. He says this opens methods to probe the mystery of what makes natural twisters tick, despite decades of havoc from tornadoes and the lack of reliable measurements as instruments often fail in storms. A larger fixed-vortex model is planned, with future designs simulating forward movement like real tornadoes.
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War Update Liaises Frontline Actions and Replacements
War report details ongoing hand to hand fighting with Viet Cong near a camp where 28 enemy dead were found. Vietnamese forces killed 10 Viet Cong and captured 20 near a Cambodian frontier Seep in Tay Ninh Province. Government losses deemed light as plans for replacing the 1500 man Australian infantry battalion with about 4500 troops moves forward in May and June. Defense Minister Allan Fairhall says advance army and air force elements will fly there soon.
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Anberral
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Stolen Stocks Mystery Hints at Thomson & McKinnon Names
The News cites Wall Street informants claiming the securities stolen are minor in value and registered under Thomson & McKinnon rather than individual customers. This detail follows the earlier Page One stock report continuation.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Spong cites Robertson voting records on education bills
Spong told supporters at Chincoteague that Robertson voted against every major education bill in the Senate from 1945 to 1965. He noted Robertson opposed two of three bills in the 65th Congress and opposed the Higher Education Act of 1985, while Democrats backed it 54.3 to 250. Three Byrd campaign aides were named deputy directors and a Harrisonburg editor became state campaign coordinator.
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A. Stuart Bolling Jr
Portsmouth
Berlin Air Maneuvers Cited in Crash Investigation
Deputy Mayor Heinrich Albertz said a crash over West Berlin resulted from Soviet air maneuvers. The city reported no injuries on the ground as a crane barge worked at the river bottom and flights were set to illuminate the scene. A busload of Soviet soldiers and a dozen Russian officers arrived in Spandau with a colonel in charge.
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West Berlin
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Albertz
Spandau
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Frolicking Students Roil Fort Lauderdale Beaches
Callegians vacationing on Fort Lauderdale beaches faced a surge in rowdy activity as Easter weekend neared. Police broke up beach fights and beer parties early Wednesday, arresting about 30 youths on charges from disorderly conduct to underage drinking. A city sponsored dance was canceled due to rain, cutting orderly plans for the 2,500 plus visitors, with weekend crowds expected to exceed 6D. No riots comparable to the 50,000 strong eruption five years ago were reported.
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Fila
ESO
Completing Refitting On Liner Proves An Upsey-Downsy Job
NEW YORK AP Refitting the luxury liner Queen Elizabeth at sea proved a two handed job for 20 English craftsmen working amid motion and high winds. Labor shortages forced a stop in New York before the 4.2 million project finished, as workers split time between cabins, passenger mingling, and shipboard leisure while crossing the Atlantic.
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New York
Don Rumsey
Southampton
Cunard Lines
Atlantic
W_ Pragnell
Hants
Joiner
Four Die In Tennessee Twin Engine Plane Crash
A Beechcraft Travelaire en route from Columbia Ohio to Augusta Ga crashed near Happy Valley School three miles west of Elizabethton Tennessee. Four bodies were removed from the wreckage after the fire and the plane lost radio contact at 7 23 p m. Witnesses said one engine failed and the craft, on a lower approach, plunged to the ground near a plowed field.
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Blount
Logan County
Jewell Galloway
Charleston
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Bluefield
Parents Offer to Shield FBI in Kidnapping Case
In Miami the father of 18 year old Daniel Goldman says he and his wife will negotiate directly with the kidnapper and want authorities to look away if the son is returned safely. The ransom bid has reached 25 000 dollars and two suspects face extortion charges as the family receives community donations.
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Fla
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Aaron Goldman
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Sally
Danny
Geldman
Demos Meet Resistance Over Disclosure of Names
Aspinall cites leaked confidential information after party discipline disputes. Dems from 11 states plus Hawaii express discontent over releasing member names to outsiders. Some favored last year’s union shop repeal. current push seeks multi union construction picketing while House delays action for fear of Senate defeat.
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Margarine and butter judged nutritionally equal official says
An official stated that nutritionally margarine is as good as butter. The remark suggests similar fat and calorie profiles, influencing public perception of spreads.
Doctor sought in peace charge amid tense stand off
Warrants for peace and deadly weapon against doctor in Newry Pa were served after a brief hospital stay. Police faced a holdout as Elizabeth Boccagno sought to protect their three daughters and the officer feared for her safety. The doctor, a graduate of Albright College and Hahnemann Medical School, had practiced in Reading after moving from Oklahoma.
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Newry
Gicking
Boccagno
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Arkansas Comptroller Aims to Revoke Salary Spending
Arkansas Comptroller Mashburn said he will revoke the spending authority granted for a federal Ozarka development program that raised salaries for state highway workers. The move targets $776,000 in expenditures considered by Mashburn as not necessary to implement a federally funded regional development plan. The action follows the 1950s salary adjustments approved with Gov. Faubus and Chaired by State Highway Director Mack Sturgis, who resigned recently.
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Wader
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Kurn
Orval E. Faubus
Ozarka
Agram
Sturgis
Mashburn
Faubus
Mack Sturgis
Carl’ Crawford
Commercial Appeal
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Tenn
Y. W. Whetchel
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Whetchel
Wayne Hampton
Highway Commission
Hampton
Raises and warfare shift in South Vietnam
Viet Nam reports show top highway officials and corps leaders discussing salary hikes for about 45 workers, while U.S. and allied forces launch operations near Saigon. Lt Gen Nguyen Huw Co aides Premier Ky as Da Nang and Hue quiet, and Marines push through the Da Nang area amid political tensions and a declared serious crisis.
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House Clears Federal Pay Hike Measure
The House passed a federal pay raise 392 to 1 for 1.3 million workers, defying President Johnson’s demand to defer until January 1. The plan grants 2.9 percent across the board with 2 percent for top grades, totaling about $593 million in the budget.
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Rioting governor orders forces into area at daybreak
Wives earn degrees at Michigan State Diversity ceremony as 16 graduating veterinarians’ spouses receive diplomas. Dr Armistead presents degrees for their part in a six year veterinary program, including lectures and field trips to campus barns.
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Mich
Michigan State Diversity
Ww. Armistead
School of Veterinary Medicine
Hey
IVF researcher touts long term viability of donor insemination
Behrman says his lab has produced 409 pregnancies with fresh donated sperm and 29 with frozen samples. He notes the oldest born child is about two and that participants hail from several Midwest states and Canada. Ackerman and Dr. Yoshiaki Sawada assist as Ford Foundation and National Institute of Human Development sponsor the work.
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