Title For Tony Prince May Be Plain Mrs Jones
Princess Margaret faces her wedding eve in London amid questions of Antony Armstrong-Jones gaining a title. Britons debate whether a commoner could wed into royalty with a possible peerage for Jones or a plain marriage. A Daily Mirror banner voices mixed views on Tony’s status and the fashion of titles.
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Antony Armstrong-Jones
Armstrong-Jones
Westminster Abbey
Margaret
Tony
Daily Mirror
Gasoline Pours Into Excavation On Manhattan Project Site
In New York gasoline has flowed into two 18 foot deep excavations at the Port of New York Authority Bus Terminal expansion site on West 40th Street for 15 days, at about 500 gallons daily. The source remains unknown as officials warn the dangerous underground fuel could halt the 19 million dollar project. Fire crews guard the site and workers use spark free tools while geologists and engineers search for the leak origin.
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NEW York
Manhattan
West 40Th Street
Ninth Avenue
Port of New York Authority
Francis G. Carey
William Bannister
Princess Margaret wedding priest fee denied by archbishop
An official stated that no fee is requested for Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher to perform the marriage of Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones, and the archbishop will not be paid. The ceremony will take place with Fisher as the officiant at Canterbury.
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Princess Margaret
Lord Antony
Viscount Armstrong
London
Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Geoffrey Fisher
Canterbury
All England
Church of England
The Knight Title Hinted For Bridegroom Amid Royal Romance
Pine weighs grand honor for Tony and his bride with talk of a fitting title to mark their marriage. Suggestions include The Knight of Glin The Knight of Kerry and The White Knight as potential dignified names. Rumors persist that the groom may be elevated to Earl as preparations for a huge event draw thousands of tourists.
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Pine
Tony
Glin
Kerry
Wedding security clampdown by Scotland Yard
London police will boost plainclothes patrols for the royal wedding amid a long running crooks versus cops battle. A Yard spokesman says crowds attract criminals and detectives will be in force Friday with hundreds of officers in final briefings.
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London
Scotland Yard
Crowds Fill London Ahead of Royal Coronation Events
Three weeks before the usual tourist season Buckingham Palace to the Abbey will form a flower bright route as spectators line sidewalks overnight. First arrivals will take up spots for an overnight wait. Crowds are expected to be the largest since Queen Elizabeth's coronation with thousands of extra police deployed to manage them.
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United States
Europe
Buckingham Palace
The
Abbey
Elizabeth
Oklahoma Tornadoes Injure 12 in Oklahoma
Tornadoes and damaging winds struck southern Oklahoma Wednesday night. At least 12 injured. one elderly woman died of a heart attack seeking shelter. Hardest hit were Soper and Oil Center. Sheriff estimates around 20 homes damaged or destroyed in Soper, with three buildings lost. Oil Center saw six injuries and multiple structures destroyed.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Soper
State and Oil Center
Bert Collins
Oil Center
Ada
Andy White
Weather Outlook: Rain Tonight With Warm Weekend
A slow moving cold front crosses Ohio bringing thunderstorms. Forecast calls for partly cloudy warm conditions today with highs near 83. Tonight and Friday expect mostly cloudy warm weather with a low around 60 and highs near 80. Middletown’s high yesterday was 83 at 4 30 p m and this morning’s low 46 at 4 45 a m.
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Ohio
Middletown
Hope Vanishing For Trapped Boy
IRONTON Ohio AP rescuers faced a 35 foot dry well trapping Luther Warren a 15 year old Negro youth behind his Burlington home. The well sides crumbled as hundreds gathered while steel casing inched into the opening. Authorities warned against digging dry wells as Warren awaited rescue with hours of effort and fear.
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Chesapeake
Ohio
Warren Payne
Ironton, Ohio
Luther Warren
Luther
Burlington
Reese
Payne
Minor Payne
Warren
South Point High School
Rescuers Race Time in Shifting Ground at River Town
Rescuers struggled from the start as shifting soil slowed operations near the Ohio River community near the Ohio Kentucky West Virginia, where late Wednesday night a youth’s arm was uncovered before a collapse buried it. Contractors and fire rescue teams from Huntington West Virginia and Proctorville Ohio joined the effort.
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Huntington
W. Va
Proctorville
Ohio
Ohio River
Woman Dies After Glass Splinter Strikes Train
Bridget Lydon, 60, died from a glass splinter puncturing the carotid after a stone shattered a commuter train window Wednesday in Philadelphia. Detective William Judge said the wound caused excessive bleeding and she died at Germantown Hospital. Police questioned several boys after trainmen reported four boys throwing stones near the tracks.
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Philadelphia
William Judge
Bridget Lydon
Germantown Hospital
Marvin E. Aronson
Reading Co
Farmer cancels policy after barn blaze offer
A farmer refused cash for a burned barn from an insurer and accepted replacement. He promptly canceled his policy on his wife, highlighting a satire of insurance practices and personal relationships.
Nixon weighs Rockefeller as potential running mate
Vice President Nixon signals support for New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller for the No 2 slot while avoiding full commitment Rockefeller says he would decline the vice presidency regardless of who asks. Nixon aims to shield himself from blame should Rockefeller refuse and to bolster a Nixon Rockefeller ticket amid GOP support.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
New York
Rockefeller
Albany
Cant Always Guess Right Census Tale From Cabot
In Cabot Arkansas a census taker visits three Ray households. At the next home she asks the man for his name. He replies Guess, prompting a humorous misunderstanding about his surname.
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Cabot, Ark
Ray
Derby field of 14 three year olds named for Kentucky Derby
California champion Tompion and Bally Ache lead a 14 horse field for the 86th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Calumet Farm offers no entries, Hillsborough carries the silks, and Bally Ache draws post No 3 while Tompion is No 14. CBS will broadcast the 4:15 to 4:45 p.m. EST race.
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Louisville, Ky
Tompion
California
Bally Ache
Florida
Calumet Farm
The
Roses
Jimmy Jones
Hillsborough
Churchill Downs
C. V. Whitney
Tom Fool
Leonard Fruchtman
Venestian Way
Isaac Blumberg
Sunny Blue Farm
Victoria Park
E. P. Taylor
Henrijan
Spring Broker
Bourbon Prince
Divine Comedy
Surullah
Tony Graff
Yamolka
Cuvier Relic
Fighting Hodge
CBS
Medical Expense Bill Passed by Senate to Remove Deduction Cap
Washington AP reports the Senate approved a bill to lift the 3 percent of gross income deduction floor for medical expenses. The measure enables deductions for parents and in laws, replacing the 65 age threshold. It now moves to the House for consideration.
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Washington
Senate
House
Khrushchev blasts Nixon as Soviet planes shoot down US jet
Khrushchev told the Soviet Parliament that a U S military plane was shot down and warned of rocket retaliation if American bombers appear over the Soviet Union The premier attacked Vice President Nixon and suggested Eisenhowers use of Nixon at the summit would be like sending a goat to mind the cabbage The hand of the crash marked the first May incident as Moscow claimed a U S U 2 jet vanished after takeoff in Turkey Near Lake Van and another American aircraft allegedly crossed from Afghanistan prompting the shooting order
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Stanley Johnson
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Nixon
Washington
Russia
Supreme Soviet
Turkey
Pentagon
Lake van
Armenia
U. S
Khrushchev Speech Cited Over U2 Flight Incident
U.S. officials say Khrushchev’s remarks imply aggression by the Soviet leader in connection with a missing U2 weather research plane. The craft, from Adana Turkey, carried one pilot who reported oxygen trouble and planned return. Last contact at 9 am over Lake Van area near Iran and Soviet Armenia amid ongoing search.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Khrushchev
U. S
Adana
Turkey
Lake van
Iran
Armenia
Soviets Lose 6 Of 17 In U2 Flight Incident
The Soviets accounted for six of the seventeen men lost in the U2 incident. The U2, a ship assigned to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, is a flying laboratory designed to perform weather observations and monitor radioactivity. The Pentagon said one man was aboard.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Penagon
Khrushchev Warns Over U S Plane Incident At Summit
Khrushchev denounced a recent U S reconnaissance flight as an aggressive act and warned Washington that if it takes such measures Moscow can respond with rockets on duty. He accused the Western Allies of blocking a settlement, saying their attitude dims summit chances.
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Khrushchev
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Britain
France
Khrushchev reshuffles Kremlin leadership and taxes plan
Khrushchev announced a government shakeup elevating Frol Kozlov to a top Communist Party post and promised abolition of income taxes by 1995. He warned the West of potential defense measures while criticizing “banditry” and noting continued tensions after a reported American plane incident.
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Khrushchev
Frol Kozlov
Council of Ministers
Communist Party
Kozlov
Party
United States
Khrushchev outlines ruble reform and tax lift plan
Khrushchev announced a 10 to 1 exchange for a new ruble, aiming to revalue the currency to parity with the dollar as the current tourist rate stands at 10 to 1. He also unveiled a tax program to raise take-home pay by 7.4 billion dollars annually, promising gradual income tax abolition for many workers by 1965.
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Khrushchev
Eisenhower Orders Full Inquiry Into Plane Disappearance
President Eisenhower ordered a complete inquiry and a public report on the disappearance of an American plane, the event tied to Russia's claim that the aircraft was shot down last Sunday.
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Eisenhower
Russia
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