Earhart May Have Spied For U S, Says Napa Register
Napa Register reports Amelia Earhart and navigator Noonan died as Japanese captives on Saipan after a 1937 disappearance. The paper cites classified files and claims they were on a U.S. espionage mission. State Department says no evidence supports this. Witnesses on Saipan recall a white woman under Japanese restraint and possible burial, while officials question the tale.
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Napa
Calif
Napa Register
Amelia Earhart
U.S
Pacific
Saipan
Miss Earhart
Frederick J. Noonan
Washington
State Department
The
Register
America
Nooman
Department of the Navy
Department of State
Pacific Islands
Japan
League of Nations
Noonan
Frederick Goerner
KCBS
San Francisco
Maria Arrieta Shada San Nicholas
Tokyo
Fuminiko Nakajima
Nakajima
Everett Henson Jr
Sacramento
Billy Burks
Texas
Henson
Lae
New Guinea
Howland Island
Man-Eating Tigers Kill 46 in Calcutta Surroundings
West Bengal Forestry Department reports 46 deaths from man-eating tigers in the wilderness around Calcutta over two years. Other world briefs note a long Roman catacomb stairway in Ardeatine near Rome, bear attacks in Yugoslavia, and various international items.
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Calcutta
India
West Bengal
Forestry Department
Vatican City
Rome
Vatican
Cleveland unrest prompts grand jury probe in Hough
A Cleveland grand jury meets Tuesday to investigate causes of last week's racial violence in the Hough area. Maj. Gen. Hostetler orders no guard reduction as 1,750 troops patrol with police. Four killed, 46 injured, 235 arrested. property damage above 500000. Grand jury aims to restore order, suggest remedies, and pursue unlawful acts.
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Cleveland
Cleveland, Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Erwin Hostetler
Ohio Nationa Guard
Ralph
Locher
Hough
Benoris ‘Joney
Toney
Patsy Sabetta
Warren la Riche
East 120Th Street
Euclid Avenue
Adrian Fink
Thomas J. Parrino
Come ‘Mon Pleas Court
Louis 33. Seltzer
Cleveland Press
Parrino
North Carolina expected to meet leaf allotment despite drought
Tobacco marketing specialist John H. Cyrus of the North Carolina Department of Agriculture says the state should reach an 806 million pound flue-cured allotment despite drought in parts of the state. He notes rain in the Eastern and Border belts but dry conditions in the Middle and Old belts. He cites irrigation as a life saver for some farms and says Eastern Belt crops look better than last year. Markets in the Border belt begin August 9.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
John H. Cyrus
N.C
Cyrus
Old Belt
Boarder
Border Belt
Brazilian built cars set April production record
Brazil's auto industry produced 19,173 new cars in April, up 41 percent from April 1965, per the Ministry of Industry and Commerce.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Ministry of Industry and Commerce
Goren On Bridge Pushes Past Doubts in Four Spades
South doubles after two spades, West leads hearts, declarer strips side suits and trumps to force ten tricks. East misjudges heart ruff, allowing declarer to secure final winner amid a powerful endplay sequence. South’s decision to reopen with two spades draws on high points and double’s potential.
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East
South
West
Declarer
North
Hobson
Threat Of Rising Republican Party Dominates Arkansas Primary Today
In Little Rock seven Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls contend as Winthrop Rockefeller looms as GOP favorite. Faubus’s absence fuels the race while Rockefellers’ organization and financing loom large. Democratic runoff unlikely until August 9.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Faubus
Gus McMillan
McMillan
John J. McClellan
State
Supreme Court
Frank Holt
Faubus Organization
Brooks Hays
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dale Alford
Hays
Congress
Fabus
Jim Johnson
Crossett
Holt
Sam Boyce
Newport
Arkansas Young Democrats
Raymond Rebsamen
Indonesia’s Suharto Leads New 29-Member Cabinet
Lt Gen Suharto names a streamlined 29 member cabinet with Adam Malik and Sultan Hamengku Buwono as senior figures. Sukarno marginalized, Presidium oversees cabinet, government aims to stabilize economy and resist imperialist pressure, with a purge of Communists lingering from October coup fallout.
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Indonesia
Moniday
Sukarno
Suharto
Adam Malik
Sultan Hamengku Buwono
Congress
Suarno
Iso
Malik
Burwono
Buwana
Foreign Ministry
Buwono
Peoples Welfare
Idham Chalid
Sanusi Hartawianata
Communist Party
Red China
Sunarto
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Earhart
RM Lan
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Virginia
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Thurstov
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Saigon
South Viet
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North Korea
Iraq
Pyongyang
Kang Pyang
Brazil
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Acapuse&o
Mexico
Brigitte Bardot
Gunther Sachs
Tahiti
Sachs
Las Vegas
South Sea Island
Geneva
United States
Russia
United Nation
U.N. General Assembly
New York
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N.Y
Syria
USN
Security Council
Israel
George J. Tomeh
Rena Fe
U.N. Truce Supervision Organization
Odd Bull
Norway
Michael S. Comay
Jordan River
National Guard
Goren
King of
Kenneth Sulcer
Osceola
McClellan
Foster Johnson
E. C. Gathings
Lee Ward
Jonesboro
Wilbur Mills
Jack Eardley
Arthur Mills
Rep
J. W. Trimble
David Burleson
Fayetteville
Atlanta
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