Boys Flee From Car In Middletown Theft Chase
Middletown police captured one 15 year old boy after a stolen car fled east on Central Avenue from Roosevelt Junior High School. The gun shot warning was fired as the youth fled through backyards near Superior Avenue and S Sutphin Street while officers searched for a second youth.
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Middletown
Glen Shortt
Central
Linden Avenues
Superior Avenue
S. Sutphin Street
Shortt
Central Avenue
Roosevelt Junior High School
Central Ave
Beind
First Church of the Nazarene
FBI arrests four in alleged attacks on monuments
FBI agents seized four persons in New York City on charges of conspiring to blow up the Washington Monument the Statue of Liberty and the Liberty Bell. The detainees include three Negro men and a white woman from Canada. In Moscow Premier Kosygin demanded a full American retreat from South Vietnam in his first public statement since returning from North Vietnam and Red China.
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Ashington
FBI
Canada
New York City
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Red China
Step Up In Fighting In South Viet Nam
U S authorities expect the South Vietnamese government to intensify the campaign against Viet Cong forces in the Mekong delta south of Saigon. International support is sought as 2000 Korean combat engineers join medical teams, boosting foreign personnel to over 3000 and an international liaison HQ is created in Saigon.
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South Viet Nam
Washington
Mekong River
Saigon
McGeorge Bundy
North Viet Nam
U.S
United States
China
Viet Nam
Quat Sworn South Viet Nam Premier in Narrow Cabinet
Dr Phan Huy Quat was sworn in as premier of South Viet Nam after leaving the North Viet Nam exile. The cabinet was assembled last minute with Tran Van Kien named finance minister over Bui Ton Huan, and many north and central Viet Nam natives in key posts. Buddhism is strongly represented and Tran Quang Thuan is appointed social welfare minister.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Phan Huy Quat
North Viet Nam
Bui Ton Huan
Tran van Kien
Viet Nam
Tran Quang Thuan
Li Gen
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Cleveland seeks income tax to fund city services
Cleveland mayor Ralph S. Locher asks City Council to place a three quarters of one percent income tax proposal on the May 4 primary ballot. The council will vote March 1 on the request.
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Cleveland
Ralph S. Locher
Birth Control Vote Near in Chicago Health Board
Chicago Board of Health faces a Wednesday vote on a family planning proposal to provide birth control information and devices to married and unmarried women. Dr. Eric Oldberg backs a broad health policy, arguing it helps parents avoid unwanted children, while critics worry about practicality and morality.
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Seymour M. Hersh Chcago
Chica Board of Health
Board of Health
Eric Oldberg
Oldberg
A boy's voice changes at fourteen in Chuckle
A humorous note reflects how a boy notes his voice shifts at age fourteen while a girl’s voice changes when she uses a telephone, capturing early adolescence in lighthearted terms.
Pegasus To Probe Hazards Of Space Debris
A Saturn I rocket launched from Cape Kennedy carrying the Pegasus satellite to test meteoroid impacts in orbit. The mission aims to measure debris strikes with telemetry and gauge threat levels for future manned flights. All tests reported successful including stage separations and deployment of Pegasus wings.
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Nasa-Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Cape Kennedy
Fia
United States
National Aeronautics and Administration
Pegasus
Kidnapper in Donna Adkins Case Hangs Self in Jail
In Cleveland, 22 year old William Rehard, an admitted kidnapper and paroled sex offender awaiting trial for kidnapping a seven year old girl, hanged himself in the Cuyahoga County Jail. He left a two page note saying he was sorry and that he preferred death to 128 years in prison. The girl lost an eye after he fired blanks near her eyes and was left on the Ohio Turnpike.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
William Rehard
Rehard
Donna Adkins
West Side
Ohio Turnpike
Redard
William Lynch
Bandits' Car Found In County
Bath State Bank in Brookville Indiana was robbed of 8000 to 9000 dollars this morning. Two men fled in a vehicle after a volley of shots fired by a bank official and a pursuing deputy sheriff. A car possibly used by the thieves was found abandoned in Butler County Ohio near Bath. Assistant cashier John Hoff said he may have hit the car with one of four shots from a .45 automatic but is unsure.
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Brookville
Ind
Bath
Butler County
Ohio
John Hoff
Mississippi Negroes Face Pressure and Terror Says Panel
The biracial State advisory committee to the U S Civil Rights Commission told Mississippi hearings that police brutality economic pressures and night riders have pushed Black residents to accept inferior status or live in fear. The 19 page report cites limited gains like voter registration in some counties and desegregation of public accommodations while noting widespread reluctance to testify due to fear of reprisals.
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Jackson, Miss
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Mississippi
A. B. Britton Jr
Jackson
Siamese Separation Operation Scheduled
Surgeons at Texas Children's Hospital planned a mid morning operation to separate 10 week old Siamese twins Karen Marie and Kimberly Marie Webber born December 8 in Bay City. Four pediatric surgeons and one cardiovascular surgeon would perform a three hour procedure to divide shared liver tissue and blood vessels while monitoring vital signs.
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Houston
Tex
Texas Children’s Hospital
Karen Marie
Kimberly Marie
John Webber Jr
Bay City
Israel Acts On German Arms Cutoff
Israel's parliament urged a reassessment of ties with West Germany after Bonn halted arm aid to Israel. In a 54 to 26 vote, the Knesset voiced astonishment and indignation, rejecting Germany's money offer for $15 million of undelivered arms amid East German and Nasser-era tensions.
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Jerusalem
Israel
West Germany
Bonn
United Arab Republic
East Germany
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Levi Eshkol
Dr King praises massive march but laments slow Alabama voter rolls
SELMA Ala AP Dr Martin Luther King Jr expressed pleasure at a large right to vote demonstration in Selma but condemned Alabama registration as snail like. He called the two monthly registration days in most counties far too slow and urged state action to speed the process.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
King
Baby Star Detected By NSF In Cetus At 288 Trillion Miles
The National Science Foundation announced the discovery of what may be the first real baby star, a dwarf in Cetus roughly one thousandth the Sun’s diameter and packing 300 tons per cubic inch. Dr. Willem J. Luyten of the University of Minnesota led the find, aided by NSF funding. distance estimates place it about 288 trillion miles from Earth with light reaching us from roughly 48 years ago.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
NSF
Dr. Luyten
Palomar
Calif
Weather Outlook: Cloudy Mild Dry for Tonight and Tomorrow
Forecast shows cloudy conditions with mild, dry weather. Temperatures tonight in the high 30s, tomorrow high around the 50s. Yesterday’s high reached 47, low today near 25.
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