Violence Erupts Over U S Artillery Practice at Mt Fuji
Demonstrators clash with police as about 60 protesters attempt to enter a restricted area on Mt Fuji where U S Army fires 155 mm guns under a training pact. About 20 injured, mostly officers, as 400 police reinforce the area and protests swell with labor groups and villagers. The Army plans intermittent firing through June amid government demands for local coordination.
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Fujlyosimda
Japan
Mt. Fuji
Asahi
Faji
Fatal Crash Driver Draws Fine of $10
A truck overturn near Agate Colorado spilled 54 occupants onto the highway. One person was fatally injured. The unidentified driver was fined $10 for reckless driving in a justice court. The vehicle carried migrant workers and families from Texas to beet fields near Worland Wyoming.
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Denver
Churchman Niemoeller resigns post in Germany amid church criticism
Pastor Martin Niemoeller announced his resignation as chief of the Evangelical Church and as a Church Council member after protests over administrative handling and reforms. He will remain head of the church in Hesse, with discussions slated at the Hanover meeting May 25-27.
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Japan
Darmstadt
Germany
Martin. Niemoelier
Ichiro Hatoyama
Puen
Otto
Dibelius
Niemoeller
Weimar
East Germany
Hat
Evangelical Church
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Hesse
Hanover
Blame Parents for Dope Users
Three Chicago psychiatrists reported at the American Psychiatric Association meeting that parental influence, especially mothers, often sets the stage for later drug addiction. They described insecure, rejecting maternal bonds and poor paternal relationships as common factors in addicts' upbringings, with pressures for maturity beyond a child’s readiness.
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Chicago
Benjamin Boshes
Northtwestern University Medical School
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American Psychiatric Assn
Man kills wife with screwdriver at Wichita YWCA
Vera A. Woods, 22, a physical education teacher, was stabbed 26 times at a Wichita YWCA branch. Her estranged husband James C. Woods, 23, admitted the slaying, telling police he used a screwdriver after she refused to go with him.
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Wichita
Chicago Extends Daylight Saving Time to October
Chicago joins New York and other eastern cities extending daylight saving time from five to six months. The City Council approved the change, keeping daylight hours active until the last Sunday in October.
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