Seven rescued from sinking Navy boat in cold Atlantic
Seven men three civilians and four Navy personnel were rescued more than two hours after their boat sank in 50 degree water near Boston Coast Guard say they were saved by life boats and in good condition with little strength left to climb aboard. Communist border guards in Berlin yesterday shot and killed an East German attempting to swim the River Spree into West Berlin.
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Boston
Coast Guard
Berlin
River Spree
Freedom
Eight Babies Found Dead at Akron Funeral Home
Police found eight badly decomposed infant bodies in the rear of Evans Funeral Home in Akron. Clarence Irby, 37, taken into custody on an open charge, allegedly operated the business since 1958 as Irby Evans Funeral Home. Former owner J. R. Evans had run the business for 35 years and tipped police. Some bodies appeared to have been discarded since July 1959 with identification beads on some wrists.
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Akron
Ohio
UPID
Clarence Irby
Irby
Evans Funeral Home
asrby-Evans Funeral Home
Vandhe
J. R. Evans
Itle
Evans
Ieap
Mart Probe Continues With Studying Brokerage Activity
A continuing Mart probe will survey trading by households mutual funds and member organizations. Large samples from brokerage houses will be examined over three days to yield valuable information and follows the Exchange plan used after President Eisenhower's 1955 heart attack market break.
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Exchange
Eisenhower
Berlin Wall Quote Shapes East West Credit Clash
Dortmund report says Chancellor Adenauer urged the Berlin Wall be removed as a prerequisite for granting East Germany $825 million in trade credits to West Germany. The stance frames a pressure point in East West German economic talks.
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Dortmund
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin Wall
West Germany
East Germany
Sigourney man admits mass slaying of five family members
SIGOURNEY IOWA A 24year old former Marine Gayne G Smith has changed his story admitting in oral statements to authorities the mass killing of five members of his family. He had denied any part in the killings when captured Memorial Day after an extensive manhunt.
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Sigourney
Iowa
Gayne G. Smith
Teamster Aide Indicted On Embezzlement
A Pontiac Michigan Teamsters local official Floyd B Harmon was indicted by a federal grand jury in Detroit on 12 counts of embezzlement and 12 counts of false bookkeeping. The 47 year old secretary treasurer is accused of taking 2085 dollars from October 21 1959 to December 13 1961 during a four month probe into the Pontiac local 614 scandal.
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Detroit
UPI
Pontiac, Mich
Teamsters
Floyd B. Harmon
Pontiac
Harmon
Drayton Plains
Pontiac Teamsters
Lawrence Gubow
Gubow
Annex litigation over North Las Vegas township boundaries
County officials debated annexation legality as Las Vegas sought Tonopah highway land. Disputes center on which city may include areas in a township, and whether North Las Vegas acted with or without its city commission's instruction. Judges weigh suits, warrants, and the fate of a Thunderbird town.
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Harvey Dickerson
Dickerson
Thct
John Mendoza
City of
Las Vegas
Tonopah
North Las Vegas
Whitmore
Marshall
Mendoza
David
Harmon
Lou LaPorta
North
Thunderbird
Japanese War Bomber Pilot Returns Home
Fujita No buo, first to bomb the continental United States, returns to Japan after visiting Brookings Harbor Oregon where he bombed in 1942 aboard a submarine with a light plane. He attacked Brookings with incendiaries that failed to explode and then toured the azalea festival before visiting Los Angeles to see Disneyland and Marineland.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Nobuo Fujita
United States
Japan
Brookings Harbor
Ore
Fujita
Oregon
Chamber of Commerce
Disneyland
Marineland
Strong leads in several state primaries across multiple states
Early returns show Vernon K. Smith leading Democrats in Idaho with over a 2 to 1 margin as Smylie tops Republicans. In South Dakota Francis Case pursues a third term while George McGovern eyes a November challenge. Mississippi sees Jamie Whitten winning renomination. several incumbents face no opposition. Montana reports a quiet off year primary with about half of 301 003 registered voters expected to vote.
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Vernon K. Smith
Smylie
Smith
U.S. Senate
Congress
Supreme Court
Idaho
Frank Church
Gracie Prost
Ralph Harda
Harding
Asael Lyman
Sugar City
Church
John T. Hawley
Boise
George V. Hansen
Alameda
Case
House
Ralph Nauman
George May
Arnold H. Olsen
James F. Battin
Red Jet Bombers Reach Indonesia
The Sun day Telegraph says six TA16 jet bombers equipped to fire air to ground guided missiles have begun reaching Indonesia. Diplomatic circles in London cited Gordon Brook-Shepherd as the source, noting the bombers passed through Rangoon in the last ten days.
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London
UPI
Sunday Telegraph
Indonesia
Gordon Brook - Shepherd
Rangoon
California GOP primary clouds Nixon bid with rival Shell
In California the gubernatorial race pits Nixon against conservative John H. Rousselot and Edgar W. Hiestand as Shell campaigns on tax cuts and smaller government. The ballot lists 661 candidates, 6 statewide measures, bonds totaling 970 million for schools beaches and housing, plus daylight saving alignment with New York.
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John H. Rousselot
Edgar W. Hiestand
Los Angeles County
Shell
Nixon
Washington
William P. Gale
Hollywood
Brown
William F. Knowland
Thoms H. Kuchel
Veterans’ Farm and Home
California
New York
UN Leader Denounces US Testing in High Altitude Shots
UN Secretary General Thant condemned planned U S nuclear space tests as a manifestation of a dangerous psychosis. He urged adherence to nuclear ban resolutions and warned against tests in outer space while noting no current plan to evict mercenaries from Congo's Katanga. He also commented on Algeria OAS crimes and future West New Guinea talks.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Thant
U.N
World Organization
Congo
Katanga
Dag Hammarskjold
French Secret Army Organization
OAS
Algeria
West New Guinea
Russia
Africa
Johnston Island
Air France Crash Insurance Totals About Million
New York reports indicate 130 dead in Paris crash. Insurance coverages by Fidelity and Casualty of New York, Home Insurance Co, and Mutual of Omaha total about one million dollars. Fidelity said policies at most 600,000. Home Insurance listed 436,000 for 24 passengers and Mutual of Omaha 35,000 for two others.
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New York
API
Air France
Paris
Fidelity and Casualty Co
Atlanta, Ga
The
Home Insurance Co
American Express
Mutual of Omaha
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Jamie Whitten
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Mississip
Feat
Mississippi
John Bell Williams
William Colmer
Arthur Winstead
Tom Abernathy
Helena
Mont
Republican Party
Pat Brown
General Assembly
Outer Space
First Western Savings
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