Man Carrying Bomb Given Mental Test
A man described as a ban revolutionary chieftain addressed 35 000 people in Central Park with a homemade explosive. John Gregory Feller 23 a former Air Force master sergeant was captured and sent for mental tests after claiming he intended no harm. The bomb fashioned from a vacuum cleaner handle could have reached 300 feet. Fidel Castro commented through a spokesman as security tightened around his life amid threats.
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Atom Smasher for Sale in Chicago Classified Ad
The University of Chicago sells its 200 ton betatron in a bargain classified ad. The university will negotiate price as larger instruments are used in research. Original cost was $450000 and a sale like this is unprecedented.
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Chicago Daily News
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Khrushchev Reported in Good Health Despite Illnesses Rumors
Moscow A P reports Premier Nikita Khrushchev is in very good health and rumors of illness are described as pure invention. A government spokesman said he would return to Moscow before May Day from a Black Sea resort and noted diplomats doubt any serious illness.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Political Careers At Stake In Voting On Labor Bill
In Washington the labor bill debate reshapes careers as Sen. Everett Dirksen wins a coalition tilt with Sen. McClellan to back provisions opposed by unions. Vice President Nixon defies AFL CIO leaders while LBJ backs labor support. Humphrey pursues 1960 bid and Kennedy shores labor ties.
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Yankus Doubtful on Move to Australia After Australia Tour
Stan ley Yankus a Michigan farmer who opposes government regulation returned from a 10 day inspection trip to Australia He will decide with his wife and three children whether to move from Dowagiac Michigan to Australia Wage scales there are about half U S levels food is cheaper manufactured goods similar or higher housing tight Yankus did not reveal his decision to reporters.
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