Fiery 500 Winners and Fatal Pileup at Indianapolis 500
Eddie Sachs and Dave McDonald died in a seven car crash on lap two of the Memorial Day Indianapolis 500. A. J. Foyt Jr. won the race at 147.350 mph, Rodger Ward finished second. The crash halted the race for nearly two hours and injured ten drivers while four others suffered lesser injuries.
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Eddie Sachs
Dave McDonald
Sachs
A. J. Foyt Jr
Rodger Ward
Foyt
Parnelli Jones
Speedway
MacDonald
Riverside
Calif
Methodist Hospital
U. S
Auto Club Observer
USAC
Pat O'Connor
Bist
Nance
Pottstown
Sherry
Fl Monte
Rusk Plans Honolulu Talks on Southeast Asia Crisis
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk winds up on the spot consultations in Bangkok about Laos Thailand and South Viet Nam as part of a broader plan to shape U S actions. Honolulu conference aims to decide on possible expanded armed action to deter Communist aggression and reassure Asian allies.
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Thailand
U.S
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
Honolulu
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Laos
South Viet Nam
United States
Rusk
Johnson
New Delhi
India
Nehru
Robert Manning
Washington
Asia
Manning
Thanom Kittikachorn
Pathet Lao
Catholic Protest Expected Amid Saigon Tensions
In Saigon authorities prepared for a potential Catholic march timed with a Bangkok to Honolulu flight. Archbishop Paul Nguyen Can Binh said he expects no trouble though police surveilled reports of 15,000 to 20,000 lay Catholics possibly protesting the trial of a Catholic major under Ngo Dinh Diem. Parishes were warned violence would be punished and religious processions were to remain nonpolitical.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Honolulu
Bangkok
Thailand
Paul Nguyen Can Binh
Ngo Dinh
Diem
Binh
Talks Fail as GE Strike Spreads to Next Week
Talks in the presence of a federal mediator failed to end a strike at GE Blue Ash plant. Two construction unions voted to strike next week. Iron Workers Local 372 and Lathers Local 47 call for work stoppages Monday. 300 union members affected.
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Cincinnati
Blue Ash
General Electric Co
Alton Hayman
General Elect
Afl-Cio International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Iron Workers Local 372
Lathers Local 47
Formica Corp
Virginia- Carolina Corp
Feranald
Tokyo Shaken by Fairly Strong Earthquake Overnight
An earthquake jolted Tokyo last night with no immediate reports of damage or casualties. The quake was described as fairly strong and prompted no widespread disruption.
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Tokyo
Mount Vernon Antique Dealer Dies Aboard Train
Ogden Wintermute aged 68 of Mount Vernon Ohio died aboard the S United States Friday while returning from an Anan buying trip. Officials said the death was due to a heart ailment.
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Mount Vernon, Ohio
Ogden Wintermute
Mount Vernon
Ohio
S. A. United States
Anan
Cloture Fight Edges Toward 67 as 58 Back Measure
The Senate supporters of the civil rights bill gain two more backers to reach 58 in favor of limiting debate. Democrats and Republicans line up, with 9 short of the 67 needed to force a vote if all 100 attend. undecided members may still swing toward a gag rule clash set to heat up next month.
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Marathon
Senate
Sens
A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Karl E. Mundt
Associated Press
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
John J. Wiliams
R-Del
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Everett M Dirksen
R-Ill
JFKs Rites Topic For Ohio Morticians
The Ohio Funeral Directors Association opens its 84th annual convention in Columbus for a three day program. Lt. Col. Paul C Miller of the Military District of Washington will discuss The Funeral for President Kennedy and speak Tuesday on the topic.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Funeral Directors Association
Paul C., Miller
Military District of Washington
Kennedy
Generals recall D-Day on 20th anniversary memory
On the 20th anniversary of D-Day in France, Gen Omar N. Bradley of the United States and Gen Guenther Blumenhitt of Germany recount their roles that day. Memorial Day takes new meaning for families touched by the South Vietnam fighting with feature stories on page 32.
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Omar N. Bradley
Guenther Blumenhitt
South Viet Nam
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Ee Chedes
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Sbeevsten
TSE Aee
Cass Seeenakset
Brooklyn Teacher Slaying Shocks Community
A 38 year old Brooklyn school teacher Charlotte Lipsik was raped beaten and stabbed seven times in her apartment building elevator. The incident prompted Rabbi Samuel Schrage and his 100 member Maccabees patrol to press for more police. Community leaders plan talks with Police Commissioner Michael J. Murphy.
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Brooklyn
Charlotte Lipsik
Samuel Schrage
Brooklyn 5
Crown Heights
Schrager
Michael J. Murphy
Waverly Man Killed in Pike County Crash
Robert N. Blythe aged 20 of Route 3 Waverly died when his car struck a bridge railing on US 23 just south of Waverly in Pike County on Saturday.
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Waverly, Ohio
Robert N. Blythe
Route 3
Waverly
US. 23
Here
Pike County
East Berliner Escapes Into West Berlin After Guards Fire
A 23-year-old East Berliner fled into West Berlin at night as Rec guards fired three machine gun bursts. He was uninjured after crawling through barbed wire along the northern border of the French Sector.
Rockefeller Welcomes son as California campaign rolls on
Gov Nelson Rockefeller and wife Margheretta Murphy welcomed a son, Nelson Jr., born at The New York Hospital weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces and measuring 20 inches. Rockefeller paused politics to greet the birth then planned to rejoin the California primary drive the same day.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nelson Jr
California
New York Hospital
Woman who interrupts men’s talk often already married
A humorous punchline notes that a woman who constantly interrupts a man’s conversation is either already married or never will be. The quip frames interruptions as a social stereotype in a light tone.
Writer at Dayton Is Killed in Train Collision
Dayton Daily News feature writer Mary Ellen Freed also known as Mary Ellen Lynch died in a collision when her car was struck by a westbound freight train just east of Dayton. Engineer FE Hastings reported the car sped toward the crossing and failed to beat the 112-car train while she was alone in the vehicle.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Mary Ellen Freed
Dayton Daily News
Mary Ellen Lynch
Montgomery County
Frank Hockey
FE. W. Hastings
Hockey
Hastings
Freed
Martin
Southeast Asia Summit Set for June in Tokyo
Manila AP reports Indonesia Malaysia and the Philippines will meet in Tokyo in June. The announcement also notes Indonesia's in principle withdrawal of forces from Malaysian Borneo Sarawak Sabah.
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Indonesia
Malaysia
Philippines
Tokyo
Malaysian Borneo
Sabab Ani Sarawak
California Primary Battle Shapes GOP Nomination Fight
Polls point to a Tuesday vote that could tilt the GOP toward Rockefelle r or Goldwater. Rockefeller leads in polls despite Goldwater’s campaigning in California’s 8 Republican votes. The outcome may set an open convention dynamic and map future contenders including Nixon Scranton Romney Morton.
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Richard F. Clement
California
Lodge - For - President
Rockefeller
Pierre Salinger
White House
Alan Cranston
Goldwater
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Michigan
George W. Romney
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
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Happy) Fitler Murphy
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