Vietnamese Search UNC Professor's Home
In Saigon a police–military team searched the homes of three American professors and arrested two Vietnamese guests on a Saturday morning. Prof. Frank Durham of The Citadel and colleagues from UNC and Dobbs Ferry were questioned but not arrested.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Citadel
Charleston
S.C
University of North Carolina
Frank Durham
Durham
Citadel, Military College
Charleston, S. C
Powers receives warm Virginia homecoming in Norton cafe
U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, released from a Russian prison, meets old friends in a Norton cafe in southwest Virginia before a formal homecoming at an armory. The 32 year old, with gray hair, says he is glad to be back and appreciates the local welcome from Wise County residents and neighboring towns. He plans a few days in the area with his parents and five sisters.
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Burl Osborne
Big Stone Gap
Francis Gary Powers
Southwest Virginia
Powers
Virginia
Francis
Wise County
Pound Area
Jenkins
Grundy
Salt in sugar formula blamed for infant deaths at Binghamton hospital
In Binghamton New York a hospital says salt in a sugar can used for infant formula may have killed six babies and sickened ten others. A licensed practical nurse was suspended after refilling the sugar container with salt. Four critically ill babies remain under care as investigators probe the case.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Binghamton General Hospital
Lillie Colvin
Dist
Atty
Stephen Smyk
See
Soldier Shot by East German Guards Near Potsdam
A British army chauffeur, Cpl. Douglas Day of the Royal Air Force, was gravely wounded by East German border guards near Stahnsdorf while driving an official staff car to Potsdam. He underwent stomach surgery in an East German hospital as Soviet officials expressed regret. Britain protested that the marked car was fired upon without warning after the vehicle allegedly ignored a stop signal and warning shots.
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Berlin
Douglas Frederick Day
Royal Air Force
Potsdam
Day
East Germany
Stahnsdorf
Brig. J. R. Holden
Trade Effort Opens New Drive on Reciprocal Tariffs
Secretary Hodges launches administration trade drive as House Ways and Means begins a month of hearings on a five year reciprocal program. Cabinet members and private groups present cases for and against the bill as Congress tackles related economic measures including retraining funds and welfare reform.
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Washington
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
House Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
House
Senate
Indian Girl Survives After Two Companions Freeze
Geraldine Black Rider an 11 year old from the Blackfoot Reservation survived a 20 hour wind and snow ordeal after two roommates Belinda Raw Eater 12 and Mable Crane Bear 13 froze to death while walking from a residential school near Gleichen Alberta. Royal Canadian Mounted Police credited her slightly warmer clothing and position between the others for her survival.
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Gleichen
Alta
Iher Side
Geraldine Black Rider
Belinda Raw Eater
Mable Crane Bear
Calgary
Geraldine
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Gilpatric Defends Fallout Shelters Against Critics
Washington AP Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell L. Gilpatric rebutted critics of fallout shelters saying they could save 40 million to 55 million lives in a nuclear attack. He stressed the Civil Defense Corps aims to prove shelter space is worthwhile nationwide.
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Washington
Roswell L. Gilpatric
New
Civil Defense Corps
United States
Gilpatric
U.S. Civil Defense Council
Outer Banks storm leaves extensive damage across towns
MARS at Seymour Johnson AFB reports Red Cross survey finds 64 homes destroyed on the Outer Banks with 180 major and 54 minor damages in Duck Kill Devil Hills Kitty Hawk and Nags Head. Sixty downtown businesses damaged and 80 percent of fishing piers from Kitty Hawk to Southport destroyed.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Red Cross
North Carolina
MARS
Duck
Kill Devil Hills
Kitty Hawk
Nags Head
Kennedy arrives in India for nine day visit and wreaths Gandhi
Mrs. John F. Kennedy greets a crowd of more than 100000 in New Delhi as she places a wreath at Gandhi's cremation site. The First Lady, escorted by officials including B K Nehru, Diana Spencer, and John Kenneth Galbraith, tours presidential sites and attends a lawn party.
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Frances Lewine
New Delhi
India
John F. Kennedy
Mohandas K. Gandhi
America
Rome
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Queen Elizabeth II
Oleg Cassini
Lee Radziwill
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Washington
B. K. Nehru
Rajendra Prasad
Jumna River
Gandhi
Uled
Parliament
Nehru
Indira Gandhi
Vijayalakshmi Pandit
Jackie Arr
Jacqueline Kennedy
Palam Airfield
Sing Sing Prisoners Start Strike Across State Prisons
OSSINING N Y AP most of Sing Sing 1800 prisoners join sit down strike protesting pending legislation that would affect time off for good behavior Green Haven 2035 inmates also refuse to move from cells at Stormville Auburn State Prison 1675 inmates some staying in cells Warden Denno reports no violence meals scaled back two meals a day in groups of 500 to 600. kitchen staff on duty Beds and classes affected, previous protests noted.
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Ossining
N.Y
Sing Sing
Green Haven
Stormville
Auburn
Wilfred L. Denno
Denno
Two Out Of Three Cancer Patients Could Be Saved
Cancer expert Dr. John R. Heller argues that with optimal use of knowledge two of every three cancer patients could be cured. He cites prospects by cancer type and stresses early detection, patient access to care, and public cooperation as key factors.
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John Barbour
Associated Press
Phoenix, Ariz
John R. Heller
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
New York City
American Cancer Society
Science Writers Seminar
Heller
New York
National Cancer Institute
Rusk Gromyko Talks Stall Over Berlin and Disarmament
In Geneva Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko spent three hours discussing Berlin and disarmament but made no settlement. Lord Home of Britain temporarily bowed out as Western allies push for a nuclear test ban with firm inspection provisions.
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John M. Hightower
Geneva
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Lord Home
Britain
Rusk
U.S
Home
Gromyko
Russia
United States
Kennedy
Railroaders to Vote on Strike Over Working Rules
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will conduct a strike vote among about 80,000 members over proposed railroad working rule changes. The union protests a presidential commission report. ballots likely April 1 with no set return date.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Brotherhood
H. E. Gilbert
Gilbert
Presidential Commission
Damage Estimate Pursued for Outer Banks Disaster Efforts
Gov. Terry Sanford coordinates with SBA and Civil Defense to designate the Outer Banks as a major disaster area. A federal damage estimate and loans for restoration are planned as Red Cross aid expands shelter, food, and water. About 2,500 residents live year round between Duck and Nags Head. over 400 structures were damaged or destroyed. The effort includes Sen. Herbert Bonner and highway officials surveying the damage.
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Nags Head
N.C
Manteo
Raleigh
Washington
Terry Sanford
Small Business Administration
Civil Defense Office
Sanford
SBA
Red Cross
Duck
The
Herbert Bonner
D-N.c
Highway Department
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Pakistan
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