Floodwaters Crest as Rivers Recede Across Five States
Floods cresting in five states ease as rivers recede in places. Iowa Illinois Missouri Minnesota report crests and evacuations continue with National Guardsmen patrolling western Illinois towns and cities moving residents from housing projects amid levee breaching near Quincy.
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George Jessel to Speak at Casper Dinner for Israel Bonds
George Jessel, famed entertainer, will headline the Isidor Casper Testimonial Dinner April 28 at Hamilton City Club to support the State of Israel Development Bond Issue. Reservations to Mrs. Mack Fleischmann at 423-2229.
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South Korea Plans Army Use Against Rioters
South Korea will use the army to quell student demonstrations pro testing talks with Japan if police fail to control the crowds. Defense authorities reached understanding with UN Command head General Hamilton Howze, who has operational control of Korean forces.
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Marian Anderson bids farewell at Carnegie Hall
At Carnegie Hall Marian Anderson wore an embroidered scarlet gown as 2,900 fans stood and cheered. The Negro contralto delivered Haydn and Schubert medleys with relaxed control, calling attention to a generous bow to the audience and plans to stop touring regular recitals while remaining available for special appearances.
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Nine Americans Die When Copters Downed
Associated Press reports a four part series on four state ballot issues voters will face May 4. The first issue is examined today on Page 3, detailing major controversies and arguments for and against each side.
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Steel talks resume as USW faces May 1 strike threat
Pittsburgh AP says basic steel negotiations resume after a three day recess with the USW ready to strike May 1 if no settlement or contract extension. William F E Simkin of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service arrives to observe, while government intervention remains possible but not assumed. Secretary Wirtz in Washington says a settlement can be reached without a strike.
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Mystery Surrounds Five Deaths in Catalina Channel
In Long Beach the cause of five water skiers' deaths and the sinking of their boat in the Catalina channel remained unclear as investigators recovered four bodies 6 miles southwest of Dana Point and searched for Max H. Zimmerman Jr. of Pomona, skipper of the Miss Take. No explosion or fire was found on wreckage or victims. Zimmerman, a General Dynamics writer, was last heard at 7 45 p m Saturday.
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Weather outlook with cool tonight and fair tomorrow
The forecast calls for a cool night with a low around 40 and a sunny, fair day tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 64 while the low today was 34.
Fulbright Proposal for Cease-Fire Faces GOP Split
Senator Fulbright urged a temporary halt to US bombings in North Vietnam to foster peace talks, a plan challenged by Senate Republican Leader Dirksen who warned it could erode U.S. resolve. Dirksen argued the Communists show no willingness to negotiations and urged keeping pressure. Johnson aides noted no recent White House discussion with Fulbright.
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Macapagal urges U S bases to stay in Philippines
Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal told AP that the United States should retain its military bases in the Philippines and warned withdrawal would aid the Communists. He denied opposition calls for removal and recalled U S Ambassador Blair amid protests after guards killed two Filipinos on the bases.
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U S Army Helos Hit By Viet Cong Near Qui Nhon
Communist gunners shot down two U S Army helicopters and damaged another during a pre assault air operation ten miles north of Qui Nhon in South Viet Nam. Nine Americans died in the two crashes, four officers and four gunners.
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McNamara to Attend Honolulu Conference on South Vietnam
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara will leave today for a one day Honolulu meeting with Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor and U S military officials to review plans for expanding South Vietnamese military and paramilitary forces.
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US jets attack convoy routes in North Vietnam and Marines hit
U S Navy jets attacked a 100 vehicle truck convoy on Route 15 in North Vietnam at 3 am. Skyhawk jets struck a 20 truck convoy 140 miles south of Hanoi. F105s and support aircraft dropped 750 bombs and rockets on Routes 8 and 12. Leaflets distributed over seven cities. Marines near Da Nang reported two wounded by grenade attack. condition described as good.
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Unclear Phrase Reflects on Dollar Value and Ethics
A reflective line notes the dollar may drop in value while criticizing some people for compromising ethics to gain money. It contrasts monetary decline with perceived moral decline, emphasizing caution about greed.
Piccard Plans Six Week Gulf Stream Deep Dive
Ocean explorer Jacques Piccard announced a six week Gulf Stream drift expedition from Florida to Newfoundland aboard the mesosco ph vessel Auguste Piccard or a modification. The goal is to study currents and marine life at depths to 1000 feet while assessing Soviet activity offshore.
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