Kennedy welcomed by Warsaw crowds during private Poland visit
U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy arrives in Warsaw for a private weekend visit and is cheered, kissed, and serenaded by hundreds. He meets Polish officials including Minister of Justice Marian Rybicki with unconfirmed talks of meeting Premier Cyrankiewicz or Foreign Minister Rapacki. A 15 member party travels with him aboard a US Air Force plane from West Germany.
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Eugene Kramer
Warsaw
Poland
U.S
Kennedy
Europejski
Ethel
United States
West Germany
Marian Rybicki
Jozef Cyrankiewicz
Adam Rapacki
Ohio Prep Sees 23 Fatalities Possible On Fourth
Ohio safety officials forecast as many as 23 highway deaths and about 900 injuries during the Fourth of July weekend. Warren Nelson said 10 agencies are coordinating to reduce losses with enforcement and public alerts under the Operation Mercy plan. The campaign urges lights on in daylight and limits on truck travel, running from July 2 afternoon to July 5 midnight.
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Columbus
Ohio
Warren C. Nelson
Nelson
Ohio Association of Broadcasters
Ohn Newspaper Association
Outdoor Advertising Association of Ohio
Ohio Trucking Association
Highway Patrol
Nanda Sets Morning Hour to Hear Bureaucracy Complaints
India Home Minister G. S Nanda pledges to curb corruption or quit and allocates one hour each morning to listen to public grievances about the bureaucracy. The move signals a high level effort to address administrative faults and public dissatisfaction.
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New Delhi
India
G. S Nanda
Opera Star Jan Peerce Injured In Lisbon Taxi Fall
Opera star Jan Peerce is treated in a New York hospital for a torn ligament in his left leg. Doctors say he can resume singing in four weeks after interrupting a European tour when he slipped getting out of a taxi in Lisbon, Portugal, last Monday.
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New York
Jan Peerce
New York City
Lisbon
Portugal
Tshombe Seeks Congo Reconciliation and Peace
Moise Tshombe, ex-President of Katanga, urged release of political prisoners and an end to internecine squabbling. He spoke in Leopoldville at the zoo, signaling a plan to lead a reconciliation government to save the Congo from misery and anarchy.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
The
Congo
Tshombe
Ohio Man Crushed Beneath Out House
Caldwell Ohio Harold C Wheeler 79 of South Olive Noble County was killed Friday when an outhouse he was moving slipped off a jack near his home. Wheeler and two other men were moving the structure which had blown over in a storm.
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Caldwell, Ohio
Harold C. Wheeler
South Olive
Noble County
Wheeler
Reindeer Domestication in the Old World Prehistoric Times
The text notes that reindeer were domesticated in the Old World during prehistoric periods. It references early human-animal relationships and the spread of domestication practices across Eurasia. The exact dates and locations are not specified in the fragment.
Boy's Body Found Along Lake Erie
Ronald Zito, a 10 year old from Conneaut Ohio who vanished last December while walking his dog near Lake Erie is dead. His body was found Friday on a beach three miles from home. The father Benjamin Zito identified the body by clothing. He apparently drowned after breaking through ice. the dog survived and returned home.
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Conneaut, Ohio
Ronald Zito
Lake Erie
Benjamin
Kalonji Returns as Congo Faces New Crisis
Former Congo lesé rebel Kalonji returned from exile aboard a Spanish flight, while Premier Adoula warned his days may end as regional upheaval deepens. Reports say North Katanga President Sendwe was killed, and Gizenga may be freed in a reconciliation round.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Spain
Er Tshombe
Albert Kalonji
South Kasai
Kalonji
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Gizenga
Bula- Bemba
Congo River
Congo Crisis Deepens as China Seen Pursuing Harvest
U S strategists warn Congo nears new crisis as Red China pursues a harvest strategy amid regional instability. Evidence suggests growing international maneuvering and potential impacts on local forces and governance.
Ohio Patrol Increases Force By Two Officers
The Ohio Highway Patrol added two officers after a graduation ceremony at the Ohio Expositions Center. Recruits received their certificates of training and commission during the Friday exercises.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ohio Expositions Center
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Jason
Sendwe
Albertville
Lake Tanganyika
Peking
Red
Viet Cong
South
Viet Nam
Jason Sendwe
U. S
Red China
Monroe Lumber Surna Co
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Monroe
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Style House
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