Unlocked Pentagon windows trigger broad security wake
A 14 April to May 3 Pentagon Windows scare prompted G-2 and security offices to issue a memo ordering occupants to keep windows closed. Suspicions pointed to window washers, but janitorial foremen denied involvement, noting a clerk sought fresh air, and the case remained unresolved as of May.
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Grandmother Valedictorian Plans Northwestern Study
Anita Karoll, 44, valedictorian at Central YMCA High, serves as student council president, senior class secretary, and YMCA World Service chair. She aims to continue studies at Northwestern University.
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French Union Forces Repel Rebel Thrusts in Indochina
In the Red River delta south of Hanoi French Union and loyal Indochinese troops fought off Communist rebel attacks in flooded paddies. French commandos disrupted installations near Ninh Binh while air strikes targeted Red Giap’s forces as prisoner exchanges continued with Viet Minh releasing 575 sick and wounded in retaliation for earlier French returns from Dien Bien Phu. 70 prisoners were handed to Vietminh authorities near Cau Gio and at Dinh Cau, with more to be released in central Vietnam later.
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Vietnamese leader accepts cabinet change in Saigon
In Paris the Vietnamese information office said Bao Dai accepted Prince Buu Loc’s resignation and asked Ngo Dinh Diem to form a new cabinet. Buu Loc, premier since January, officially announced his resignation as nationalist leaders push to rally anti communist effort amid French influence concerns.
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Editor's Widow Dies in Cleveland at 89
Mrs. Jessie Miller Britton widow of Frederick H. Britton died Tuesday in Cleveland at age 89. Britton had been managing editor of several Midwest newspapers including the Detroit Free Press and the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. He died in 1935.
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Do You Agree Delirious Phrases and Fragmented Names
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