Skeleton of seven year old linked to Bryan case in Florida search
The remains of seven year old Lewis Tackie Wilson were found in scrub near Highway 41 as authorities pursue accused kidnapper Joseph Francis Bryan Jr. Bryan, famed FBI target, is held on charges tied to other kidnap cases and awaits removal to South Carolina for the Robison case.
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Fila
UPI
Lewis
Tackie Wilson
Joseph Francis Bryan Jr
Bryan
Young Wilson
St. Petersburg
Florida West Coast
FBI
New Orleans
Dennis Burke
Humboldt, Tenn
Burke
South Carolina
John David Robison
Mount Pleasant
S. C
Wilson
Highway 41
Swapping Wives Not Illegal in California Opinion
Sacramento district attorney's office says wife swapping is legal if acts are not an adulterous cohabitation. Police investigated a 61 member club that advertised for mature fun noting husbands were white collar executives in their 20s and that the club barred singles and unmarried couples.
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Scramento
Calif
UPL
Sacramento District Attorney’s Office
Robert Pugna
Vogna
UN Tightens Cyprus Stand as Fighting Rages at St Hilarion
In northern Cyprus three Turkish Cypriots were killed and a fourth wounded as clashes erupted over St Hilarion castle. U N peacekeepers established ten posts and pledged retaliation if fired upon while Greek Cypriots and irregulars battled near the medieval fortress. A Swedish patrol disarmed Greek irregulars in Limi after a two hour firefight. No casualties reported among UN forces.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
UPI
United Nations
Cyprus
St. Hilarion Castle
U.N
Limi
Tord Lange
St. Hilarion
Guerrillas Strike Long An Capita Capturing Defectors
In Long An province capital a squad of 10 communist guerrillas seized 74 defectors from South Vietnam without a shot fired and fled into Red-controlled countryside, according to UPI and American sources.
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Saigon
UPI
Viet Nam
Long An
U.S
Tan City
Tan An
Chieu Hoi
Chien Hoi
Russia to Turn Over SA2 Missiles in Cuba and Withdraw Troops
Washington reports evidence that some Soviet troops in Cuba are packing up as Moscow plans to hand over SA2 missiles to the Cuban armed forces around May 1. Officials estimate about 3,000 troops may depart, leaving 1,000 to 4,000 behind, with withdrawal likely taking weeks.
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UPI
United States
Russia
Cuba
U.S
Nations Weather Temperature and Precipitation Table
24 hour period ending 4 a.m. from the U S Weather Bureau shows Kansas City 63 42 Los Angeles 61 Mo 2 Miami 4 3a Milwaukee 53 41 16. Data indicates readings for multiple cities including temperatures and precipitation amounts though some figures are unclear.
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U. S
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Miami
Milwaukee
Record heat peaks at Presidio Texas and Greenville Maine
The UPI report notes the all time US weather bureau high excluding Hawaii and Alaska reached 95 degrees at Presidio Texas while Greenville Maine recorded a low of 25 degrees.
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New York
Life terms for Gestapo chief in Tarnow massacre
West German war crimes court jailed 63-year-old Hermann Blache for 22 counts of murder, sentencing him to 22 life terms to run concurrently plus six years for complicity in the Tarnow ghetto massacre of about 4000 Jews. Judge Aufderheide said survivor testimony proved he killed with malice.
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Nuernberg
Gestapo
Wilhelm Aud Ferheide
Hermann Blache
Aufderheide
Blache
Tarnow
Poland
Voting on Amendment To Rights Bill Delayed
Washington lawmakers failed to reach a cloture or voting agreement on the jury trial amendment in the civil rights bill. Senate leaders Mansfield and Dirksen signaled a possible vote next week, while Humphrey suggested Johnson might accept workable amendments without harming the bill’s core goals.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen, II
Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Negro Students Return To Notasulga Classes
Six Negro children return to makeshift classes in Notasulga Alabama after a federal court order. They resume in an auditorium beside the burned Macon County High School wing with token state troop presence and watching officials. White elementary pupils join classes in the adjoining wing.
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Notasulga
Ala
UPT
Macon County High School
Tuskegee
May Day Parade to Feature New Soviet Missile Display
Moscow May Day celebrations are expected to include the first public display of a powerful new Soviet ground to air missile. The ceremony underscores growing tensions between the Soviet Union and China as Peking Radio reported an invitation to China was extended and later canceled.
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Moscow
UPI
Red Square
International Workers Solidarity
Soviet Union
China
Peking Radio
Nashville Civil Rights Protest Sparks Fourth Demonstration
About 200 civil rights advocates led by John Lewis of SNCC marched through downtown Nashville for desegregation. The protests have prompted 100 arrests and injuries to 25 people, including seven police officers, as Cecil Bauer of the Nashville Chamber of Commerce criticized the actions.
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Nashville, Tenn
Cecil Bauer
Nashville Chamber of Commerce
Bauer
John Lewis
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Kennedy family visits New York World’s Fair
Mrs Join F Kennedy and daughter Caroline visited the New York World’s Fair with a companion believed to be Mrs Stephen Smith and her son. Caroline, six, enjoyed a monorail ride and a porpoise show as the group explored the exhibit. The visit was kept without advance announcement to allow the children to enjoy themselves.
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New York
UPI
Join F. Kennedy
Caroline
N-Law
Stephen Smith
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