Abandoned Korean Child Finds Home In America
Four year old Yun Ok Suh, found as a baby in Korea, has a new home with the Hale family of Ellicott City Maryland. The Hales adopted through a Korean government service after discussing foreign adoption long ago. They met Yun Ok Suh in New York after a long trip from Seoul via Tokyo Seattle and Chicago. The Hale children Thea George and Glenn welcomed the new sister with evident excitement.
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Yun Ok Suh
United States
James H. Hale
Ellicott City
Baltimore
Hale
Hales
New York
Tokyo
Seattle
Chicago
Seoul
Thea
George
Glenn
Frondizi Escapes Unhurt After Dinner Raid in Argentina
Former Argentine president Arturo Frondizi survived a late night attack at a private dinner as gunmen wounded four people including his brother. Police said the intruders were unidentified as more than 600 guests looked on while Frondizi accused the Illia government of hate and vengeance. Leaflets near the scene claimed Peronist youth, which Frondizi dismissed as fraudulent.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Arturo Illia
Togliatti Stricken At Yalta In Stroke Crisis
Communist officials report Italian Communist party leader Palmiro Togliatti, 71, suffered a stroke in Yalta on Thursday. His condition is grave as Soviet doctors are said to be at his bedside after his arrival in Moscow and departure to the Black Sea resort.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Palmiro Togliatti
Yalta
Togliatti
Black Sea
Cosmos 37 Launched by Soviet Union into Orbit
Moscow based Tass announced Cosmos 37 was launched into orbit. The unmanned instrumented satellite is part of a space exploration program begun in March 1962 and was reported to circle the Earth at distances of 127 to 185 miles.
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Moscow
Tass
Soviet Union
Cosmos
Weather warms after record August low in area
A warming trend is expected tomorrow after a record August low of 46 set on August 20 1956. Tonight remains cool and tomorrow morning will stay cool with temperatures rising in the afternoon. Yesterday reached 71 with a low of 44 today.
Violence After Silence At Berlin Wall Demonstration
West Berliners marked the wall's third anniversary with an hour of silence followed by clashes at Checkpoint Charlie. A mob of about 500 attacked a Soviet army car, denting it and ripping a license plate as police dispersed rioters with clubs. A truck trailer smashed barriers near the wall before stopping away from the barricades.
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Berlin
West
West Berlin
East Berlin
Wall
Charlie
Reapportionment Debate Flares Over Delay Proposals
Senate leaders push to delay reapportionment until 1966 in a plan drafted with Mansfield and Dirksen while House Rules chair Smith moves a rival bill by Tuck to strip courts of jurisdiction. The clash centers on the one-man, one-vote ruling and timing of enforcement amid partisan maneuvering.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
House
William M. Tuck
D-Va
Howard W. Smith
House Rules Committee
Tuck
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Justice Department
Dirksen
Smith
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Mississippi integrates first grades in Biloxi desegregation
Biloxi Mississippi imposes extensive security for first grade registration under federal court orders to desegregate. Registration targets about 1,000 six year olds with 801 white and 178 black pupils last year. No exact count of black enrollees was announced.
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Biloxi
Miss
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
Ohio to Get 30.5 Million From Federal Highways Aid
Ohio Highway Department said it will receive 30.5 million dollars from the federal aid act signed by President Johnson. The funds, part of a 2 billion authorization, will back a five year plan for primary secondary and urban highways in the state.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Highway Department
Johnson
Highway Department
Sheriff Identifies Dismembered Woman As Daisy Shelton
In Troy Ohio the Miami County sheriff and coroner confirmed the dismembered remains found in multiple spots last June belong to Daisy Evely Shelton a 43 year old resident of Dayton.
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Troy
Ohio
Miami County
Daisy Evely Shelton
Dayton
Senate blocks aid to Indonesia in foreign aid bill
The Senate added a ban on any aid to Indonesia and a Poland cemetery repair plan to the foreign aid bill while debating new amendments. Senate action risks delaying the authorization and could push plans toward the end-of-week deadline. Senator John Tower, Republican of Texas, pushed the Indonesian aid prohibition and the suspension of training of Indonesian military and police at U.S. bases.
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Washington
Senate
Indonesia
U. S
Poland
Warsaw
Congress
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Boy in Dexter Has Leg Stretched to Grow for Baseball
Mac McKillen a 14 year old from Dexter Michigan had his polio shortened left leg stretched two inches to match the right. Doctors at University Hospital performed a six day procedure with bolts through the leg bone and slow daily stretching. Mac plans to run bases next summer and try for third base and Dexter High School varsity teams.
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Whitey Sawyer
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mac McKillen
Patrick
Mac’ MckKillen
Dexter
Mac
Dexter High School
McKillen
John Hayes
University Hospital
Hayes
Europe
Riots flare in Paterson and Elizabeth amid continued violence
Gasoline bombs bottles and bricks lit Paterson New Jersey streets for a third night as officials play down severity. In Elizabeth police cleared Elizabethport crowds after a night of milling, with tensions easing and a promise of strong action by authorities.
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Paterson
N.J
Harlem
Brooklyn
Rochester
N.Y
Jersey City
Frank X. Graves
Ace Wiping Bay Co
River Street
Graves
Maddox Closes Pickrick Over Civil Rights Act Battle
Atlanta restaurant owner Lester Maddox sealed the segregated Pickrick after vowing to press his U S Supreme Court challenge to the Civil Rights Act. He told about 80 onlookers he would fight on and that two Black students’ attempt for service sparked the stand.
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Atlanta
Tom Chase
Atlanta, Ga
Lester Maddox
U.S. Supreme Court
Pickrick
Maddox
God
Congress
Hugo L. Black
Web
End of World War II Marked 19th Anniversary
New York AP notes today marks 19 years since Japan's surrender on August 14 1945 ending World War II and Japan's capitulation. The date reflects VJ Day observed as the war's end and Allied victory anniversary.
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New York
U S Paratroopers Deployed as Congo Rebels Advance
Forty U S paratroopers arrive in Leopoldville with reinforcements as Mulele rebels mass about 20 miles south of Kikwit in Kwilu province. Reports say 2 000 Mulele fighters threaten Bukavu as panic grips the city. U S air support targets rebel columns east of Bukavu.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
U.S
Central Congo
Mulele
Congo
Pierre Mulele
Kikwit
Kwilu Province
Bukavu
Kivu
Thant Seeks More Troops for Cyprus Peace Force
U N Secretary General Thant requests additional soldiers to bolster the Cyprus peace force as commanders warn the hiatus in hostilities offers only a breather amid worsening Greece Turkey tensions. Delegates from the nine contributing nations met in New York. exact troop numbers not disclosed.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.N
U Thant
Turkish Cypriot Leader Sees Bread Shortage From Blockade
Nicosia Turkish Cypriot leader Fazil Kuchuk warned bread shortages loom within days due to a Greek Cypriot blockade. He urged Ankara to press Archbishop Makarios to lift the blockade and ease the crisis.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Fazil Kuchuk
Ankara
Makarios
Cyprus seeks force cap at seven thousand men
The Greek Cypriot government requests a force limited to 7,000 amid a renewed crisis on the island. Fighting in the Mansoura Kokkina area has produced about 500 casualties in eight months of conflict. The Security Council urged a halt to military flights and a cease fire holds, though Lt Gen Thimayya warns the lull may be temporary.
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Cyprus
Mansoura-Kokkina
Turkey
Security Council
K. S. Thimayya
Kokkina
Anniversary of D-Day Observed in Draguignan France
In Draguignan France US veterans mark the 20th anniversary of D-Day with a memorial at the cemetery honoring thousands of Americans who died in Southern France. U S Ambassador Bohlen attended along with Gen Lemnitzer and Gen Devers as France Britain and Canada paid tribute to the S6th 45th and 3rd US Divisions that spearheaded the southern invasion.
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Draguignan
France
Normandy
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Britain
Canada
Rhone Valley
S6th
U.S. Army
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
U.S. European Command
Europe
Jacob Devers
6Th Army Group
Adm
Henry K. Hewitt
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