Fulbright urges West Germany to lead East‑West ties
In Vienna Sen. J. W. Fulbright urged West Germany to spearhead cultural and economic links with Communist Eastern Europe. He said reforms show communism’s shift toward nationalized practice and greater liberty, praising Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence and calling for Germany to build new East‑West bridges.
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Vienna
Austria
J. W. Fulbright
West Germany
Europe
Germany
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Austrian Foreign Policy Association
Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Eastern
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Ike's car robbed at Walter Reed during Eisenhower visit
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower stayed overnight at Walter Reed Hospital for a routine examination when his car was robbed. Police reported the theft of a spare tire portable radio an emergency oxygen kit drugs a box of candy and a .38 caliber revolver from the vehicle. The chauffeur Ruben Brechbill told investigators on Monday.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhofer
Ruben Brechbill
Walter Reed Hospital
Chuckle Money and the odd fixation on wealth
A humorous remark on how money is desired by others and yet can be avoided by those who value simplicity. The line suggests money's social magnetism and the weariness it induces in everyday life.
Brookville Mayor Charged With Filing False Police Report
Merrell Games 35 mayor of Brookville faces a charge of filing a false report with police after claiming he had been kidnapped and robbed. The FBI found no kidnapping. He disappeared May 3 and reappeared May 4. He faces up to six months in jail or a $1000 fine in county court Friday.
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Dayton
Ohio
Merrell Games
Brookville
Games
FBI
Defeat Expected For Vote Bill Poll Tax Ban
Senate leaders anticipate defeating a Kennedy led amendment to ban poll taxes in the Negro voting rights bill. Kennedy claims 42 senators back the measure despite constitutional concerns raised by administration and GOP leaders. Civil rights groups push for adoption while Dr. King urges action to avoid a national tragedy as Mansfield seeks to speed passage.
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Ate
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Legis
Massachusetts Democrat
Johnson Down
Senate
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Martin Luther King Jr
Selma
Ala
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
National Education Association blacks list Oklahoma teachers
The NEA blacklisted Oklahoma, warning teachers from out of state not to take teaching jobs there and planning relocation centers to help Oklahoma teachers find work elsewhere. It cites subminimal conditions across the state’s school program and predicts hundreds of the 22 000 teachers may seek jobs outside Oklahoma before fall.
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Washington
National Education Association
Oklahoma
NEA
Oklahoma Education Association
Weather Hurts Fruit Crop Yet Strawberries Most Affected
An Associated Press survey shows winter and spring weather causing multimillion-dollar losses across the U S fruit crops. From California to New England heavy damage reported with the Southeast spared. Strawberries in the western half of Washington and in Oregon’s Hood River region among the hardest hit.
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Chicago
Associated Press
California
New England
Southeast
Oregon
Hood River
Dalles
Freewater
la Grande
Wright-Pat Airman Killed In Car Crash
An Air Force Base airman died and another was seriously injured when a car left a road near Fairborn Ohio and struck trees. Samuel FE Earnest 21 died at the scene or hospital. George Bowie 18 was taken to the base hospital for treatment.
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Fairborn
Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Here
Samuel FE. Earnest
George Bowie
Wessin Considers Resignation Amid Dominican Crisis
Brig. Gen. Elias Wessin reconsidered his plan to resign as a peace gesture toward Dominican rebels amid U.S. efforts to mediate. The United States pressed for his retirement, citing air bombardments in Santo Domingo that killed over 1,000 people, while Col. Francisco Caamano Deno demanded his departure. U.S. forces reinforced Santo Domingo with artillery and tanks as talks with Imbert and Caamano stalled.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Elias Wessin
Wessin
U.S
Antonin Imbert Barreras
Imbert
United States
Francisco Campano Deno
San Isidro
Juan Bosch
W. Tapler Bennett Jr
Bennett
Bruce Palmer
Organization of American States
Camaano
Caamano
Sit-in protesters hauled from mayor’s office in New Haven
In New Haven Connecticut AP reports a sit-in at Mayor Richard C Lee’s office ended with 12 CORE members arrested. Police carried demonstrators away after they refused to move, booking them on charges of disorderly conduct while Lee was out of town.
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New Haven, Conn
Richard C. Lee
Congress of Racial Equality
Lee
XB70 Has Close Call during Supersonic Flight
Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. AP A steel fragment ripped through three engines of the XB70 Valkyrie during a record flight at 1 680 mph and 64 000 feet. Test pilots Al White and Lt Col Fritz Fulton reported initial loss of power then found engines 4 5 6 damaged but the aircraft landed safely on a dry lake bed.
Russians Oust U S Diplomat Over Anti-Soviet Claims
In Moscow the Soviet Union ordered expulsion of Norris D. Garnett, a U.S. cultural attaché, for alleged anti-Soviet activities among African students. Garnett denies the charges as he prepares to depart this week after complaints of discrimination and interference in internal affairs.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Norris D. Garnett
Garnett
Foreign Ministry
VI. Oberemko
Ared
Marine Pvt Richard C. Sides Drowns in Japan River
IWAKUNI Japan AP Pvt Richard C Sides 19 of Marietta Ohio drowned Monday in the Imazu River the U S Marines announced in a brief statement from the base authorities.
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Iwakuni
Japan
Richard C. Sides
Marietta
Ohio
Imazu River
U. S
Viet Cong seize town 52 miles north of Saigon
In a seven hour attack, Viet Cong forces occupied a town of about 15 000 north of Saigon, killing five American advisers and wounding eleven. Elsewhere near Da Nang, a Marine unit stormed Communist villages, with one Marine killed and six wounded. Casualties pushed US combat deaths to 2 000 this decade. Government forces briefly retook Song Be under air cover before rebels dug in along a nearby river. An enemy groundfire strike damaged an American fighter bomber, which landed safely after a helicopter evacuated the pilot.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Viet Nam
Song Be
Weather notes: cool nights and improving temps ahead
Cooler breezes replace showers with a low near 47 tonight. Sunny and warmer tomorrow reaching a high around 77, with Thursday similar. Yesterday’s official high hit 79 at 2:15 p.m. and the overnight low was 56 at 6:15 a.m. today, with a trace of rain in scattered showers.
Lorain Man Gets Life In Slaying
Elyria Ohio AP Lorain resident Her schell Orr received life imprisonment for the fatal shooting of Audrey Massey a 22 year old Lorain woman on November 30 Orr 23 pled guilty to second degree murder before Judge LeRoy F Kelly in the Lorain County Common Pleas Court.
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Lorain
Elyria
Ohio
Herschell Orr
Audrey Massey
Orr
Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Off-Campus Talk Draws 600 OSU Students
About 600 Ohio State University students heard banned Marxist speaker Herbert Aptheker at Center Hall off campus. Free Speech Front plans further efforts to allow an official appearance this month. Aptheker condemned white supremacy and accused federal programs of subsidizing Jim Crow in Alabama and Mississippi.
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Ohio State University
Free Speech Front
Herbert Aptheker
Aptheker
American Institute For Marxist Studies
Alabama
Mississippi
Jefferey Schwartz
Lectern
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Dr. Crane
Senne
Eeee Valley News
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