Treatment Not Bad Yanks Say Release Of Two Sergeants
SAIGON South Viet Nam AP Two American Army sergeants were released by Communist guerrillas after 22 days captivity They said they were kept bound but fed rice and suffered no brutality Captives Quinn and Groom arrived in Saigon wearing camouflage and reported the ambush victims were murdered while they assisted wounded comrades
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Niagara Falls
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Vodavs Chuckle Silence as a substitute for brains
An oddly phrased remark states that silence is the only successful substitute for brains. The line reads like a quip about wit and intellect, attributing value to quiet and restraint over chatter.
Weather forecast promises springlike warmth with showers
The area faces a forecast of showers, cooler temperatures, and springlike conditions. Highs near 68 and lows around 46 through Monday, with rain Friday and again Monday. Sunday sands remain warmer with fair skies, tonight's low near 45. Yesterday reached 68 at 8 45 pm. overnight low 3 at 6 am. Middletown received 0.15 inch of rain in the last 24 hours. Tuesday,
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Middletown
Korean Headman Pardons Officers
South Korean strong man Gen Chung Hee Park canceled life imprisonment for his former front man Li Gen Chang Do-young Park and pardoned four other officers. The clemency extended to Cols Park Chick and Moon Jai, and two former army intelligence officers, Kim Il-hwan and Chong Won Chang, who were linked to the 1961 coup. Chang had been premier and junta chairman before being ousted.
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South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Chang Do-young
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Chang
Park Chick
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Soon
Song Chan
Puma Chang
Kim Je-min
Changs
Lee Hoi-yung
Army
Kim Il-hwan
Chong Won
Titov Arrives For three day Washington visit
Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov arrives in Washington for a three day stay to meet scientists, speak on space flight and tour with astronaut John Glenn. Titov and wife Tamara travel from Andrews to the Soviet Embassy for a news conference and a series of meetings including a reception hosted by Vice President Johnson.
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Gherman Titov
U.S
John H. Glenn Jr
Tamara
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Titov
Committee For Space Research
Interna
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Lyndon B Johnson
Kennedy
White House
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Johnson
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
US Space Center
Seattle
Wash
House Set To Sweatout Television Satellite Bill
Washington AP House debates a bill to create a semiprivate corporation forming a global network of space satellite relay stations for instant telegraph voice and television. Support is bipartisan while Rep Ryan argues for government ownership and plans a floor fight. Sen Kefauver pursues a related push in the Senate.
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U S Red Show Swap Proposed
A proposed exchange would hold a U S exhibit in Moscow and Leningrad to align with the Soviet participation in the 1964 New York Worlds Fair, following the Moscow fair cancellation in 1967 on the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. The State Department sent a note to the Soviet Embassy proposing a mutually agreeable date to match the Soviet exhibit in New York, continuing cultural exchanges.
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Leningrad
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Medicare Plan Is GOP Topic
Washington Republican leaders seek unity on a plan to finance medical care for Americans over 65. Senator Everett Dirksen says party talks aim to shape a position before a conference. The White House urged House action on a Ways and Means bill tied to Social Security taxes. AMA opposition remains unchanged after a White House meeting with Kennedy.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Kennedy
House
Riots Mark May Day Uprising in Portugal
In Lisbon and Oporto amid May Day clashes between security forces and antigovernment demonstrators at least 27 people were hospitalized and many arrested. Police used clubs water hoses and guns as crowds surged through central areas. The government blamed a Communist plan while enforcement restricted movement and storefronts faced damage.
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Car maker exposed by goof in Milwaukee bank mix up
In Milwaukee the Marshall & Ilsley Bank bought a new automobile and soon received a form letter from the auto manufacturer addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Bank at 7 N Water St Milwaukee. The letter thanked them for buying a 12 followed by garbled phrasing, exposing a clerical error in the dealer correspondence.
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Viet Cong Blasted In Mekong Delta Clash
South Vietnamese planes and troops airlifted by 22 US Marine helicopters fought Tuesday in the Mekong Delta. Eight Communist guerrillas were killed and 22 were captured as operations continued along the riverine area near Saigon.
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Arraignment Set For Suspected Kidnapper
Dayton Ohio AP notes an arraignment scheduled for a 38 year old tree trimmer and his wife on kidnapping charges involving 9 year old Luda Kae Carlisle of suburban Kettering. The girl was found safe after a relative of the accused, Charles L Eyler, detained him at gunpoint and notified authorities. Eyler allegedly took the child to a farm near Lewisburg in Preble County. Sudanne, a third grader, was returned home after an overnight disappearance. A doctor found no signs of molestation. The mother, Ethel Carlisle Sudanne, spent the night with Eyler in a hay mow and urged his arrest. The child disappeared Monday around 5 pm after a man and woman in a pickup truck offered her a ride.
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Kettering
Charles L. Eyler
Eyler
Lewisburg
Preble
Sudanne
Eisenhower Issues Morality Plea At Abilene Library
Dwight D. Eisenhower denounced modern art and entertainment trends as vulgar and questioned the nation’s standards during the dedication of the $3 million Eisenhower Library in Abilene Kansas He urged a return to pioneer era values while noting the threat from forgetting the nation’s history and ideals The event drew thousands including 75 000 along Abilene’s streets and the library will house his presidential papers across from his boyhood home.
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Stahr Named IU President After Army Service
Elvis J Stahr Jr educational administrator and current secretary of the Army has been elected president of Indiana University. He will assume office July 1 succeeding Herman B Wells who led IU for 25 years. Stahr, a Kentucky native, formerly led West Virginia University and held roles at the University of Kentucky and University of Pittsburgh.
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Ind
Elvis J Stahr
Indiana University
Herman B Wells
I. U
Kentucky
West Virginia University
Army
University of Pittsburgh
Booby Trapped Car Kills and Injures in Algiers
A booby trapped auto exploded amid a crowd of about 1,590 Muslims at a dockside hiring office in Algiers, injuring around 50 and contributing to a total of 16 fatalities and up to 100 injured in recent attacks linked to the European Secret Army Organization seeking Algerian independence. Police report panic, workers fleeing, and clashes as crowds surged toward the port while European expatriates sheltered inside. Moslem nationalist leaders wore armbands and helped calm the scene.
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Secret Army Organization
Advisory Group Urges Expanded Power Over National Strikes
President Kennedy backed a 21 member advisory panel's recommendations to broaden Taft Hartley provisions. proposals include 80 day cooling off period without court orders, presidentially appointed fact finding, and emergency boards with the power to press settlement terms and order interim pay changes. Ford opposed, calling current law effective.
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