Troopers killed as bus crushes patrol car on Turnpike
Three New Jersey state troopers died when a Royal Blue Coach bus rammed their patrol car on the Turnpike, crushing the cruiser under a dump truck. Investigators cited brake failure as a possible cause. Five others injured, including bus passengers and the dump truck driver. Names include De Frino and Peters Jr. with others identified as Milan Simcak and Arthur Abagnale Jr.
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Kearney
N.J
New Jersey Turnpike
Meyrin E. Peters Jr
Easton
Royal Blue Coach Inc
de Frino
Lyndhurst
Milan Simcak
Paramus
Arthur J. Abagnale Jr
Cliffside Park
Peters
Middletown Forecast Quiet With Cool Temperatures
The Middletown area is expected to have partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures for the next 24 hours. A low of 54 is forecast for tonight, with Wednesday's high near 75. Last night's low was 64, and yesterday's official high reached 76 at 1 p.m. Rain totaled 0.03 inches from 8 a.m. Monday to 8 a.m. today.
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Middletown
Ohio
Dead Agent Jury Sends For Estes
Franklin Texas AP grand jurors probing the fatal shooting of Henry H Marshall near here last June want West Texas financier Billie Sol Estes to answer questions Wednesday. A subpoena was sent to Sheriff A B Nail in Pecos Estes home town. Marshall, 52, was state chief of production adjustments for the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service and was examining cotton acreage allotments held by Estes.
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Franklin
Tex
Henry H. Marshall
West Texas
Billie Sol Estes
A. B. Nail
Pecos
Estes
Nail
John Dennison
Robertson County
Marshall
Here
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Peace Corps Wins Thanks From Nigerian Leaders
Nigeria's Senate president Dennis Chuhude Osadebay and House Speaker Ibrahim Jalo Waziri praised the United States for sending Peace Corps volunteers at an African-American Institute Banquet in Washington and urged more volunteers. The leaders spoke during a nine member parliamentary delegation visit amid past expulsion threats over a critical postcard by an American volunteer.
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Washington
Nigeria
United States
Dennis Chuhude Osadebay
Nigerian Senate
Ibrahim Jalo Waziri
African-American Institute
Osadebay
Peace Corps
Waziri
Compromise Eyed In Medicare Plan Negotiations
Washington AP Kennedy aides seek a compromise version of his health care bill as the Ways and Means Committee reopens debate. Abbreviated terms signal administration willingness to negotiate on benefits and financing while maintaining Social Security funding for the aged. House leaders doubt passage this year and discuss optional benefit models amid Republican criticism.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Ribicoff
Halleck
General Fund
the Treasury
Democrats To Push Tax Bills In Kennedy Era
President Kennedy and Democratic congressional leaders vow to press for tax legislation in the current session. Senate leader Mansfield says there is broad agreement on incentives for business investment via the investment credit and on withholding taxes on dividends and interest. Byrd opposes the withholding tax and the investment incentive feature, signaling division.
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Washington
Kennedy
Mikel Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Mansfield
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Congress
Demos Lose Ground In Italian Vote
Rome AP Italy's ruling Christian Democratic party shed support in municipal returns signaling a setback for Premier Amintore Fanfani's center-left government. Final tallies from 34 large municipalities show allied parties collecting 49.3 percent, with control of Rome's city council slipping away by a narrow margin.
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Rome
Italy
Christian Democratic Party
Amintore Fanfani
Fanfani
Jseal
Presence Stops Reds Gls To Stay In Thailand
The United States will keep about 4,800 troops in Thailand for now to block Communist infiltration from North Viet Nam via Laos. Laos coalition government seen as stabilizing, Geneva talks hoped by early July to implement neutrality and shift to political solutions. US aid of $3 million monthly paused since February, will resume once the new government takes power.
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Washington
United States
Thailand
Laos
Viet Nam
U.S
Souvanna Phouma
Geneva
FAA Proposes Rules On Amateur Rocket Launches
The FAA would require 24 to 48 hours advance notice for amateur rocket launches and ban night takeoffs and launches within five miles of airports. The rule would not apply to toy or model rockets under one pound with under five ounces of propellants.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Three Men Escape From Alcatraz Feared Missing
SAN FRANCISCO AP three convicts are reported to have escaped from Alcatraz Federal Prison in San Francisco Bay. The inmates were missing at bed deck and are presumed to have escaped.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Federal Prison
San Francisco Bay
Tunnel Escape Through Berlin Wall Reported
A West Berlin paper says a sizable group of East Berliners crawled to freedom via a tunnel last weekend. Nachtdepesche cites dramatic escape details but withholds specifics to avoid aiding East German police. Police and officials would not confirm the report as an investigation begins.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Nachtdepesche
Potsdamer Platz
Sabre Jets Collide Off Ojika Peninsula
Two Japanese Sabre Jets collided at sea off Ojika Peninsula about 200 miles northeast of Tokyo. Both pilots bailed out and were rescued, one by a fishing boat and the other by a helicopter.
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Tokyo
Ojika Peninsula
Soviet Ships At Test Site Arrive To Observe Pacific Nuke Tests
The United States readies a second high altitude nuclear test near Johnston Island as a fourth Soviet instrument ship, the A I Voyeykov, joins the fleet to monitor the blast. FAA warns high frequency radio blackout lasting hours.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Pacific
United States
Johnston Island
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Thor
Pacific Test Area
Defense Department
Christmas Island
A. I. Voyeykov
Skiy
Voyeykov
Shokal'skiy
Joint Task Force 8
Fenzel Named Head Of Alumni Association At Ohio U
William H. Fenzel, associate professor of accounting and 1918 Ohio U. alumnus from Athens, elected president of the Ohio University Alumni Association. Readily semi retired, she has taught for four years and maintains a limited teaching schedule.
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Columbus, Ohio
William H. Fenzel
Ohio University Alumni Association
Athens
Ohio U
Fenzel
American POW Spee Fryett Jr Detained by Viet Cong
Vietnamese radio broadcast a purported captivity statement by Spee Fryett Jr. a US Army clerk missing since December 24 in Bien Hoa Province. Fryett 26 of California appealed for leniency and asked to be returned to help expose what the Communists call illegal US troop actions in South Viet Nam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Spee
George F. Fryett Jr
California
Ngo Dinh Diem
Fryett
Bien Hoa
Liberation Radio
North
Viet Nam
South
Leftist Belaunde Leading In Peru Presidential Race
In unofficial counts Peruvian leftist Fernando Belaunde Terry led early returns in a seven candidate race with about 33 percent. Ex-dictator Manuel Odria and APRA rival Victor Raul Haya de la Torre trailed as the political contest kept Congress to decide the winner if no one gains a third plus one vote.
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Lima
Peru
Fernando Belaunde Tery
Congress
Belaunde
Kennedy group to study U S gold flow deficit
Washington AP A panel led by U S Steel Chair Roger M Blough will review the Kennedy administration's steps to halt the balance of payments deficit and curb the flight of U S gold abroad The meeting with President Kennedy lasted an hour and followed his Yale commencement remarks urging government business and civic cooperation The exchange came as Dirksen and Halleck assailed Kennedy on taxes and the stock market decline claiming tax cuts would worsen deficits and mislead the public about economic progress
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
U.S. Steel Corp
Roger M. Blough
White House
Pierre Salinger
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