World News Roundup From Moscow to Formosa Headlines
A Soviet protest accuses U S troops of chemical warfare in South Vietnam while the United States denies charges and cites foliage destruction. CENTO holds a meeting in Tehran with Mountbatten and Taylor attending as Rusk plans a stop in Karachi. Tass reports a Soviet headquarters for the European Common Market. WHO notes dramatic drops in bubonic plague cases since 1950. A Polish bride serves jail time for chocolate theft on her wedding trip. Formosa reports island population at end February 11 581 214 with an increase of 93 773 in February.
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Moscow
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Humphrey Trevelyan
Tass
Britain
Union
Geneva
United States
International Control Commission
Tehran
Iran
Five Nation Central Treaty Organization
CENTO
Earl Mountbatten
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dean Rusk
Karachi
Pakistan
Taipei, Formosa
Formosa
End To Crisis Talks Continue Over Laos Peace
Britain and the Soviet Union cochair a Geneva process seeking a neutral Laos. Souvanna faces pressure from Pathet Lao on Ceasefire terms while right wing Gen. Phoumi and Kong Le positions loom. Thai defense minister notes U S Seventh Fleet off South Vietnam ready for action if Laotian crisis worsens.
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Stip
Britain
Soviet Union
Cochairman
Laos
Souvanna
Phoumi Nosvan
Kong le
Pathet Lao
Phoum
Plaine Des Jarres
Sunda
Pathet Luo
Bangkok
Thailand
Thanom Kittikatchorn
U.S. 7Th Fleet
South Viet Nam
Panthers Capture Terrorizes Paris Suburb School
A snarling black panther escaped a circus and hid in a Paris suburb. Firemen and trainers trapped it beneath a school foundation with high pressure water and gas, then coaxed it into a cage and loaded it into a van for return to the circus. In Montgomery, Alabama, a separate tense stalemate claimed time as state senators adjourned after a four day deadlock.
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Paris
St. Denis' San
Montgomery
Ala
Lice
J Ring
Franks Circus
Senate
Ceenie Eee Wenpyeen
Jacky Rex
Rex
District Hospital Register Indiana area births and admissions
Indiana area births list for April 26 including a girl born to Mr and Mrs Robert Irvin and multiple admissions on April 28 for residents of Graceton Indiana Shelocta and surrounding townships. Discharges on April 28 cover several local residents with addresses in Homer City Indiana Saltsburg Blairsville and nearby communities. Additional entries note births in Latrobe and Kittanning with names and locations.
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Indiana Hospital
Robert Irvin
R.D
Indiana
John Foulmer
Shelocta
Ida Clark
Black Lick
Irene Dienes
West Indiana St
Homer City
Nancy Hilty
Home
Ann Julock
Dixonville
Karen S. Koma
Sagamore
Romaine Little
Washington St
John W. Ogden, Jr
Hamill Rd
Patricia O'Hara
Ernest
Betty Reed
Washinton St
Saltsburg
James A. Weaver
Avonmore
Twi Ja Willett
W. Pike
Sylvester Wise
Plumyville
Lancaster hotel owner named director of state Travel Development Bureau
Robert T. Shoemaker of Lancaster was appointed director of the Pennsylvania Travel Development Bureau by Commerce Secretary John K. Ta hor. The 38 year old hotel owner was named to the post on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Robert T. Shoemaker
Lancaster
State Travel Development Bureau
Commerce
John K. Tahor
Ex Marine Describes Ouster Over Cuban Spy Slaying
Former Marine Ruben Lopez claims he was ousted from the corps after a 1961 Guantanamo Bay incident in which a Cuban suspected of spying was killed. He alleges involvement by Capt. Arthur Jackson and Lt. William Szill, who allegedly helped hide the body and were later discharged. Congressional figures pressed the Defense Department for answers, citing security concerns and potential international repercussions.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Ruben Lopez
Capitol Hill
Tor
Kenel
Fidel Castro
Castro
Philadelphia
Navy
Guantanamo
Tin
Cuba
Willcharge
United States
Teliam A. Szill
Lopez
Strom
Richard S. Schweiker
Arthur Jackson
San Jose
Calif
Szill
Norristown
Arthur J. Jackson
Jack
Szili
Schweiker
Annes Curpa
Gerson
Lucy
Jackson
Anderson
Truman
Harry S. Truman
Washington, D.C
Harriman Laos talks raise guarded expectations in Laos
Harriman arrived Thursday night and met with Soviet leaders after two hours with Gromyko. Embassy kept silent on Laos content while Tass and Krasnaya Zvezda accused the U.S. of inciting Laos fighting. Kohler and Harriman planned further talks and a Sunday departure for London.
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Harriman
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Kheushchev
Aridrei A. Gromyko
United States
Laos
Krasnaya Zvezda
Red Star
Hanoi
Tass
MAS
Tillie A. Good
Pathet Lao
Marion Center
Daugh
Pathetter
Glenn Steffy
Union
Britain
Kohler
Gromyko
Explosion at Navy lab leaves two feared dead
A fire and explosion at the Navy owned but Hercules operated laboratory near the Potomac reportedly damaged 200 buildings and caused extensive devastation in surrounding areas. About 2,400 workers were at the site and windows were blown out across the complex. A prior 1961 blast at the same facility is noted as the only major disaster in 16 years of operation.
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Uc Sanutaluty
Navy
Hercules Powder Co
Wilmington
Del
Potomac River
Pinto
Cumberland
Lavale Maryland State Police
Portsmouth
N.H
Atlantic
Thresher
Trieste
Boston
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
John J. Hinchey
Omaha
Neb
Portsmouth Yard
Dis
New York
Nelson A. Rocktie
Funeral Plans Made For Victims
Funeral plans are underway for the victims as authorities confirm the bodies show signs of concussion and injuries consistent with a fatal incident. Police say further autopsy results are pending to determine precise causes and next steps.
Elderton 4H Club Forming Meeting Planned
Elderton hosts an 4H Club organizational meeting Tuesday at 8 00 PM in Mount Union Lutheran Church Route 210 two miles south of Elderton Boys and girls from Plum Creek Flashburns and neighboring townships invited to attend Project areas include barriers vegetable growing flower arranging and livestock Exhibits and judging planned similar events upcoming. meanwhile a coal mine explosion near Dola kills several and prompts investigation Thousands of workers and families react as authorities address the disaster at the Clinchfield mine with expected closure for weeks.
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Elderton
Mount Union Lutheran Church
Route 210
Plum Creek
South Bend
Sevn
Stanley Swiger
Wallace
Swiger
United Mine Workers
Clinchfield
George McCan
Students Okay Red Speakers at Berkeley Vote
Berkeley students voted 2 947 to 847 to allow Communists to speak on campus. The referendum asked the university regents to lift the ban that forbids Communist speakers at college sponsored events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
University of California, At Berkeley
Cuba Raider To Continue Attacks Says Photographer
An American freelance photographer claims involvement in a Havana bombing raid and vows to press the attacks on Cuba. Officials from the State Department cast doubt, while Navy and Rockefeller Institute figures offer limited commentary amid rumors of a raid and maritime research activity.
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Washington (Ap
Havana
Cuba
Alexander Rorke Jr
New York
Yearey
Margaretta
Washington
Navy
Fitler Murphy
United Avantionina Bank
Yootan Lim Aantuelne
State Department
Lincoln White
Radio
Obituary of G Frank Lohr of Plumville Indiana
G Frank Lohr husband of May George Lohr Plumville Indiana died in Indiana Hospital early Saturday morning April 27 1963. Born June 30 1876 in Washington Township Indiana County he was a farmer near Willet before moving to Plumville six years ago. He was a Harmony Grove Lutheran Church member. Survived by wife three daughters nine grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren and a sister. Funeral Monday 2:00 p.m. CST at Robinson Lytle Indiana with Rev Roy S Schultz officiating Interment Harmony Grove Cemetery.
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Yee
Alloa
Luke
Anna Histov Vinoverski
Indiana
Claireton
Rose Inn Tavern
Ernest Road
Indiana RD. 2
Coke Works
Clairton
Ernest Assumption R. C
Claireton Eagles 1428. He Is Survived By His Wife Bernice Hindman Vinoverski
Paul Byers
Valpraiso
Ind
Ann Slisko
Finleyville
Rose Slisko
Gastonville
Agnes Brown
Muanongee Hela
Michael
Peeter
George
Nick
Frank
Elyria
Ohio
St. Claire RC
Thomas Walsh
St. Claire Cemetery
Fullerton and Matz
Halcomb Avenue
Woods Hole
Mass
James Avy
S. Murphy
Rockefeller
Havana
Hersey Object
White
Atlantis Tor
Associated Press
George Arfeld
Cuba
Boston
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Thelp.m
Robinson - Lytle
James Brady
Church Cemetery
G. Frank Lohr
George Lohr
Plumsville
Indiana Hospital
Washington Twp
Indiana Co
Emanuel
Alice E. Edwards Lohr
Lohr
Willet
Plumville
Harmony Grove
Mary Marlin Lohr
Clair
Katherine) McMillen
Home
Hale
Anna) McQuilkin
Wilbur
Grace) Shaffer
Creekside
Jessie Raub
Buffalo
N.Y
Robinson-Lytle’s
C.S.T
Roy S. Schultz
Harmony Grove Cemetery
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United Nations
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TUL
Mikoyan
Lenin
Red Square
Adm
Sergei Gorshkov
Soviet Navy
U.S.S.R
Arctic Circle
Russia
Kennedy
District Hospital Register
Mary Pavlick
Graceton
Laura Tambellini
School St
Barbara Goble
Shady Drive
Shirlee Shiner
Locust St
Viola Shank
Gates Ave
Shirley Gunter
Ben Franklin North
Colleen Travis
Smicksburg
Patty Jean Smith
Emma G. Mack
Fairview Ave
Imogene (Jean) Baker
Twila Willett
West Pike
Latrobe
Elizabeth
Ruth Trimble
Blairsville
Punxsutawney
Christine Covatch
Rossiter
D. Guidish
Joseph W. Douds
Edgar Work
Rochester Mills
Kittanning
Dean Aden
Dayton R. D
Sen
Margaret Kovach
Yatesboro
Felen Orr
Heads Pa. Travel Development Unit
Alabama
Defense Department
Filind
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
The
Bulletin
Oval
Angerson
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
Pacific
Shoup
Col
John Glenn
Inhnsete
South Mahonna Township
Clark and
Adda Potts Little
Kelso Good
Naomi G. Rolls
Twila G. North
Cleveland
Crawford Funeral Home
Joseph Gilkey
Beracha
John
Jack) L. Vinoverski
William G. Valvo
Upper St. Clair Township
Allegheny County
Hallow Funeral Home
SS Simon and Jude
Church
Antenore
Adams
Water Street
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Verona
Italy
Nestore
Anita Motta Adami
St. Bernards Church
Glostal
Indiana Post
V.E.W
Mary Tortella Adami
William S. Adami
U.S. Navy
Edward
Mable) Vresilovic
Anna Mae) Tucci
Lian Adams
Ottorino
Aminta Williams
New Castle
Elderton 4H
Dola
John Carey
James Lester
Rocky
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