Istanbul Cleared For Conference Mass Arrests Slow Youths
Turkish troops and police cracked down on student protests as NATO foreign ministers arrived for a conference under martial law. About 2,000 students were taken to detention camps after sit downs at Istanbul University, while 1,000 youths marched near the Municipal Building under a curfew and bridge closures ordered by Gen Febri Ondilek.
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Turkey
Adnan Menderes
NATO
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Alliance
Tehran
University of Istanbul
Freedom
Humphrey and Kennedy clash over panic button accusations
In Richwood West Virginia Senator Humphrey criticizes Senator Kennedy for attacking him and alleges Kennedy is using panic tactics. Kennedy defends his record amid West Virginia primary pressure while his brother Robert joins in questioning Humphrey’s campaign strategy.
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Dmina
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
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Humpaey
West Virginia
Chessman Seeks Last-Minute Life Stay Before Executio
Daryl Chessman and his lawyers filed anew petition for a stay of execution hours before his scheduled death in the San Quentin gas chamber Monday. The filing claimed new witnesses and challenged a prior perjury accusation while Gov. Brown weighed another reprieve amid three Supreme Court reviews.
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De Gaulle Arrives In French Guiana
President Charles de Gaulle arrives in French Guiana on a US tour. His plane landed from New Orleans as rain eased, and a motorcade moved through mangroves and palms toward Cayenne, a city of about 15 400 people.
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New Orleans
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Three Area Residents Die In Separate Accidents
Three people died in separate crashes Saturday in Ohio and Kentucky. Leon Whitt, 41, of Trenton died after his car failed to stop at Greentree Road, crossing into Paul Rudolph’s vehicle. Eight months old Gregory Owens, of Hamilton, was thrown from his mother’s car and run over. Wendell Creech, 27, of Germantown died in a two car collision near Paris, Kentucky. At least eight others were injured, two seriously.
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Prowling Red Ship Heads Back To Sea
Paraguay invasion reportedly pushed back by an attacking band of about 300 men aided by air support. They allegedly entered and reorganized before heading toward Argentine territory. Puerto Carlos and two small towns along the Parana River were not yet captured.
Photo shows radar gear on Soviet trawler near Atlantic
A Soviet trawler limited to a long Atlantic cruise drew attention as Navy observers photographed it near a Polaris submarine testing dummy missiles off Long Island. The Vega ship, about 150 feet, carried sonar gear and was seen within sight of the George Washington and accompanying ships. The incident raised no international law violation, with the vessel reportedly moving eastward off Norfolk into international waters.
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Sea Hunt For Flier Called Off
Mrs J E Sifferliew of Bandera Texas listened to a radio program about a missing flier. The Coast Guard said the search had been called off for the Sea Hunt victim, with no clear idea where the flyer might have gone down at sea.
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J. E. Sifferliew
Coast Guard
Storm Strikes Celina As Tornado Downs Shed
Celina reports a small tornado ripped a bare reef and toppled a chicken shed Saturday. Officials described the event as a brief tornado with minor damage and no injuries reported. The storm disrupted the area briefly before moving on.
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Obie
Argentina Faces Threats Amid Plot Against Dictator
A fragmented report notes Paraguay and Argentina sources on Saturday warning of a bold, well armed attempt to overthrow Paraguay’s President General Alfredo Stroessner. The described plan includes a guerrilla campaign tying into regional tensions in South America.
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Paragayan
Alfredo Straesner
South Americas
Old Woman Pleads For Tax Aid To Help Mice Country
A gentle elder asks a revenue clerk for tax relief to fund a campaign to save mice in a rural area. The quaint plea reflects a community effort and concern for animals alongside public finance.
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Totermel
Big Castro Rally Sets for Today in Havana
In Havana thousands gathered Saturday night as Cuba prepared for Sunday's May Day rally in support of Fidel Castro. Reporters described a capital alive with speculation on what the massive turnout might signal for Cuba and its relations with Miami.
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Miami
Raptor Castro
Noe& Planation
Cuba
Tuesday Voting Day Preview With Ballot Lines
A glance at Tuesday's primary voting highlights more Democratic ballot names than Republican choices. The story notes turnout may not match record highs but emphasizes the contest names. Page 37 features full coverage and related items, including a park cleanup drive and park department plans.
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