Soldier Killed In Combat In Vietnam
PFC Albert L. Shimek, 28, one of three Americans killed when a U S helicopter crashed during a combat mission in Vietnam, had been in the country about two weeks. He was the son of Mrs. Marietta Zehe of Thompson Ohio. He enlisted in the Army last November after four years in the Air Force and was stationed in San Antonio before going to Vietnam.
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Soviet cosmonaut claims US launched spy satellites
Valery Bykovsky told a Cosmonaut Day program at the Bolshoi Theatre that the United States has put several score spy satellites in orbit. He cited unofficial Washington reports noting US film recovery satellites capable of graphing the Soviet Union. The remarks marked the third anniversary of the first space flight.
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Soviet Hungarian communists demand Chinese rebuff during Khrushchev visit
Moscow and Budapest air a united call for a resolute rebuff to Maoist leadership. Khrushchev and Kadar issue a joint communique attacking Chinese factionalism and urging unity of the international Communist movement. The statement reflects the tensions amid Khrushchev's Hungary trip and Peking's calls against his revisionism.
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3 Month Old Baby Dies From Starvation in Kansas City
A 3 month old girl died at her East Side home as deputies report the mother and father Alfred Joseph Abernathy and Anita Abernathy both 24 told police they had nothing to feed the child or her five siblings aged 1 to 5. The couple is charged with murder by neglect and held on a 5000 dollar bond awaiting an April 21 hearing. The other children were placed with juvenile authorities.
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Jayne Mansfield Film Declared Obscene by Judge
Cleveland AP reports Common Pleas Judge Hugh A Corrigan ruled the Jayne Mansfield movie obscene after a jury verdict on flight from Yuri Gagarin. Gagarin used the occasion to denounce slander against the Chinese splitters and the Soviet government.
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