Needless Effort Police Bullet Ends Race To Beat Stork
A Los Angeles chase ended with police firing as Leonard Deadwyler died after a pistol shot from officer J M Bova during a bid to reach a hospital for his pregnant wife Barbara. Deadwyler, 21, proclaimed his wife was due. Their 2 year old son and car owner Gamaliel Ferguson were present.
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Stork
Los Angeles
Leonard Deadwyler
Deadwylers
Deadwyler
Barbara
Leonard Jr
Gamaliel Ferguson
J. M. Bova
K. E. Ross
Bova
Ferguson
Mansfield Seeks U S Recognition for Mongolia
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield proposed recognizing Mongolia to ease tensions between Red China and the Soviet Union. He called Mongolia a useful listening post as debate grows over U S policy toward Communist China and possible establishment of a blue ribbon commission.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
Mongolia
Red China
Soviet Union
Asia
Mansfield
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
U.S
China
Cold gray weather drives temperatures below freezing
The Associated Press reports a cold air mass bringing below freezing temperatures across the northern United States. Duluth Minnesota dropped to 21 and Green Bay Wisconsin hit 24 the lowest late-season readings. Upper Michigan saw no rise above freezing with Marquette at 30, while the cold spell extended from the Dakotas to New England with showers from northern Texas to the New Jersey coast and a few in the Carolinas to Florida.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Green Bay
Wis
Upper Michigan
Marquette
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Texas Panhandle
Ohio Valley
New England
Texas
New Jersey
Carolinas
Florida
Weather outlook shows cold air and scattered showers
The forecast calls for clearing but cold tonight with a low near freezing. Tuesday remains cold with highs in the low 50s and a far below normal week ahead. Rain likely Wednesday and Friday after weekend totals in Middletown reached 1.85 inches, with yesterday’s high 70 and overnight low 36. Today's 11 am temperature was 44.
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Middletown
Missiles Hit and MIGs Chased by U S Planes
U S Navy planes hit a surface to air missile site 12 miles north northwest of Haiphong while Air Force pilots destroyed a SAM site 30 miles north northeast of Hanoi. The U S claimed MIGs were sighted but fled after contact as raids continued and roads and rail links to Red China were said severed.
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Haiphong
U.S
Air Force
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Com
U. S
Red China
Lightning Fire Destroys Bob's Body Shop in $40,000 Loss
A bolt from a storm sparked a two alarm fire at Bob's Body Shop, 2608 N Verity Parkway, destroying about eight autos and causing $40,000 in damage. Firemen fought the blaze from 1:15 to 5:43 a.m. as paint cans exploded and winds and rain battered the area. Owner Robert Gross, James Standifer plane owner, and Gary Morrison provided details to police.
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Bob
N. Verity Parkway
Gary Morrison
Michael Road
Charles Hansel
Hansel
Robert Gross
Longfellow St
China detonates third atomic device in western test site
Tokyo AP reports Communist China announced it detonated its third atomic device. The first was on Oct 16 1964, the second on May 14 1965. The third occurred at 4 p.m. Monday at a test site in western China, after earlier tests at Sinkiang and a plane drop.
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Tokyo
China
Sinkiang Province
Peking Radio
Met Opera House bids farewell as Bolshoi ends stay
New York AP The Metropolitan Opera House closed a three week Bolshoi run with a star filled farewell including Maya Plisetskaya and Isaac Stern. Picketing and Save the Met chants greeted the audience as committees failed to halt razing plans. The Sept open at Lincoln Center will inaugurate a new home for the company.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Dance World
Opera
John Martin
New York Times
Sol Hurek
Bolshoi
Moscow
Met
Maya Plisetskaya
Mikhail Fokine
Isaac Stern
Miss Plisetskaya
Stern
Caruso
Paderewski
Pavlova
Wilson
The
Rudolf Bing
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
Ohio Road Toll Held At Twenty
Ohio motorists exercised care on Mother's Day weekend, keeping the death toll at 20 as the 54 hour period ended. The count remained 20 through midnight after the final 18 hours passed without a fatality reported by The Associated Press or the Highway Patrol.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Highway Patrol
Draft Changers Face Complications in Alternate Systems
General Hershey urged those pushing draft changes to confront potential problems in alternate service plans. He noted exemptions timing and who qualifies remain unresolved. He cited a New York conference that favored nonmilitary service options but warned such substitutes may serve individual needs over national needs.
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Washington
Selective Service
Congress
Hershey
New York
Peace Corps
Armed Services
Golden Age of Theories: Foes Spar Over Johnson Policy
AP analysis notes sharp verbal volleys from Arthur Schlesinger Jr. and Senator Fulbright on how President Johnson should handle foreign affairs. Schlesinger criticizes Johnson’s leadership and self confidence while praising his Viet Nam instincts as vague. The exchange centers on Johnson’s Honolulu trip and reliance on State and Defense departments.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Schlesinger
John F. Kennedy
State
Defense Departments
CBS
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Defense
Honolulu
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
State Department
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Rusk
Asia
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Middletown Municipal Airport
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Hamilton- Trenton Road
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Renee
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