Glenn Campaign Kickoff Stalled By Head Injury
Former astronaut John H. Glenn remains hospitalized after a head injury delaying his Senate campaign. Marine Corps telegrams prompted questions about retirement timing affecting a May 5 Democratic primary race against Sen. Stephen M. Young. Glenn aides signaled no withdrawal, amid staff uncertainty.
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Greek Students March On U S Embassy In Athens
More than 2,000 Greek university students surged through police lines in Athens in a protest at the U S embassy, then moved to the British embassy. They waved Turkish fezes, accused Washington of bias in Cyprus, and handed a petition to the duty officer. No injuries were reported.
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UPI
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Texas
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EOKA
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Slain Norwalk man linked to teen execution team case
Police recovered the body of 55 year old Edwin McAlister of Norwalk near a West Redding country estate as the investigation tied his death to an August 29 slaying carried out by his son Richard 18 and Edward McNally 17. The youths admitted killing McAlister to steal a car and said they also killed high school acquaintance John R. Shinners.
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Wilton
Fairfield County
John R. Shinners
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Marchese
FBI
Roger
California
Sharp Rise In Viet Nam Offensives Predicted
UPI reports high ranking American military officials forecast a sharp rise in South Vietnam’s campaign against the Viet Cong. A new national pacification plan by Maj. Gen. HOuyn Khanh aims to place civilian authorities in villages after liberation to restore confidence and cut off Viet Cong supply lines.
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UPI
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Saigon
Malaysia Says Indonesians Violate Truce in Borneo
Malaysia charges Indonesia with fresh cease fire incursions into Sabah and Sarawak. Kuala Lumpur cites ten violations since Jan 25 and warns against linking a political solution to cease fire. Foreign ministers from Malaysia Indonesia and the Philippines plan Bangkok talks to seek a peaceful settlement.
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UPL
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Sarawak
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Philippines
Weather extremes report from Idaho Falls and Florida
The U.S. Weather Bureau logged the coldest reading of seven degrees below zero at Idaho Falls Idaho yesterday with a high of 87 degrees in Miami and West Palm Beach Florida.
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US Ships Too Big For Russian Ports
The White House said a five member U S delegation will travel to Moscow to press Moscow to ease restrictions on use of American ships with large drafts to carry wheat to Black Sea ports. The effort follows a pledge to unions that 30 percent of Russian bound grain would ride American ships and seeks to extend a delivery deadline for 700000 tons.
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UPI
White House
Soviet Union
Black Sea
U.S
Odessa
Johnson
Afl-Cto
Raymond Ek. Vickery
Agriculture Department
Martin J. Goodman
Maritime Administration
David Henry
State Department
Office of Soviet Affairs
Cargill Inc
Moscow
Oklahoma Republicans Back Goldwater For 1964 Nomination
Oklahoma Republicans pledged their national convention support for Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater. A floor fight loomed over who would fill the 10 at large delegates, with 12 delegates already elected and pledged to Goldwater at district meetings. Governor Henry Bellmon spoke. Senator Peter Dominick urged victory using similar issues to 1960.
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UPT
Oklahoma
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Henry Bellman
Peter N. Dominick
GOP
Dominick
Kennedy
U.S
Nine Sousie children die in Troy fire sparked by space heater
A three story residence off the Hudson River in Troy, New York, burned killing nine members of the Sousie family, eight children and a granddaughter, after a space heater exploded. Napoleon Sousie and others tried to escape as flames trapped the upstairs occupants. Robert Sousie survived with burns. fire officials blamed a space heater for the blaze.
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UPI
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Sousie
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Peter Stone
Judy Stone
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