Captains Lead Troops to Safety in Saigon
Former West Point football hero Bill Carpenter and a Chattanooga captain guided their trapped units to safety after two days of Communist entrapment. U.S. jet bombers and artillery then struck, delivering a deadly blow in a major battle of the war.
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Saigon
UPI
West Point
Bill Carpenter
Chattanooga
U.S
Kontum Province
Bill
Lonesome End
Carpenter
Company C
Walter Brown
Tenn
101St Airborne Division
U.S. Air Force
Brown
Army chief opposes widening Vietnam war
Gen. Harold K. Johnson urged against expanding the conflict to crush North Vietnam. He favored maintaining current tempo with possible gradual changes, while signaling troop levels could rise beyond 260,000 before any reduction. Reports detail heavy U S air and ground actions in Kontum province with significant Communist casualties.
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United States
Pleasant Sunday Forecast for Western Pennsylvania
Warm and sunny conditions prevail with a high near 70 in western Pennsylvania. Tonight turns fair and milder with lows around 50. A sunny warmer day is expected Sunday. The 24 hour period ends at 7 am shows a max of 89 and a low of 40 with no precipitation. Shenango River stage at 6.4 feet.
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Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Dr Samuel Sheppard Eyes Second Trial In Murder Case
Dr Samuel H Sheppard said he eagerly anticipates a second trial on a second degree murder charge for the death of his first wife Marilyn in 1954. Prosecutor John Corrigan said the osteopath will be retried probably in September after a federal appeal and Supreme Court ruling.
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Cleveland
UPI
Samuel H. Sheppard
John T. Corrigan
Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Marilyn
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Cleveland Police
Man who hit Sinatra hospitalized in Beverly Hills
Frederick R. Weisman, 54, former Hunt Foods president, is in serious condition after skull fracture and brain surgery following an incident at the Polo Lounge Beverly Hills Hotel. Sinatra, 50, says Weisman struck him in the right eye without provocation. a witness confirmed the blow.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Frederick R. Weisman
Frank Sinatra
Swank
Beverly Hills Hotel
Sinatra
Dean Martin
Weisman
Hunt Foods, Inc
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Clinton H. Anderson
Playlets to Open New Castle City Playgrounds
New Castle will open 17 city playgrounds on June 20 with an organizational meeting for all instructors at Deshon playground. The summer starts with a marble contest sponsored by the Optimists and runs to a playoff game at North Street School on July 12.
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New Castle
Rees Flannery
Deshon Playground
Optimists
North Street
Pittsburgh
Cascade Park
Flannery
Morfydd Brown
Big Run
Bolinger
Croton
Dean Park
Deshon
Farrell
Franklin
Gaston Park
George Washington
K School
Laurel
Mahoning
Walnut St
Morris
Rose Ave
Shenango
Thaddeus Stevens
Lone bandit robs loan office at plaza in broad daylight
State police report a lone robber hit the Carson Consumer Discount Co loan office at Lawrence Village Plaza taking 485 dollars. The suspect fled in a stolen car abandoned on Shaffer Road in Slippery Rock Township near Pa. 65. Manager Harold L. Todd described a 5 foot 10, 160 pound man in a blue jacket and white shirt with a blue brim hat and a blue revolver.
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Carson Consumer Discount Co
Lawrence Village Plaza
Shaffer Rd
Slippery Rock Township
Thomas Moore
S. Wayne St
Cascade Park
Harold L. Todd
Johnson Dr
Ellwood City
Todd
Five killed in Virginia bus and camper crash
A Greyhound bus and a pickup camper collided on U.S. 17 near Tappahannock Virginia killing Paul Crum 34 and his wife Helen Crum 33 and his mother in law Beulah McClure 65, his daughter Patty Crum 11, and others. A sixth victim was severely injured and seven passengers were seriously hurt.
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Virginia
Tappahannock
Union Township
U.S. 17
Here
Paul Crum
Cecil Ave
Patty
Mary Kalmani
Jerome, Pa
Crum
Helen Crum
Mary Washington Hospital
Frederickburg
Mary Beth
Robert Milton Baine
Norfolk
Douglas J. Josue
Filippino
U.S.S. Forrestal
Norfolk Naval Base
Police hold material witness in baf fling murder case
Albert Swiger 22 roommate of slain Thomas Pagley is held by city detectives as a material witness in the baf fling murder. He has been in protective custody since Wednesday morning after discovering Pagley with a kitchen knife in the back. Swiger was released on $1000 bond this morning.
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Albert Swiger
Thomas Pagley
Pagley
S. Mill
Taylor Street
Swiger
Detroit
Office of Dist. Atty
Kenneth E. Fox Jr
Frank Lesch
Washington, Pa
South New Castle
City needs business administrator for mayor council plan
The Charter Revision Committee was told that a business administrator or executive assistant to the mayor is essential for the operation of the mayor council form in New Castle. Thomas H. Hissom of Bethlehem and Wesley Martin of Erie urged creating the post and outlined duties.
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New Castle
Thomas H. Hissom
City of
Bethlehem
Wesley Martin
Erie
Hissam
Department of Public Safety
Office of Administration
Allentown
Death notices from Columbiana and nearby areas
Wylie F. McCreary and Susan Sedzmak are listed among the deceased along with Marguerite Crum Grim Paul O Crum Patty Crum Ruth L Loudon Frank M Date and others with ages and addresses. The item also includes an unrelated note on Bethlehem's administrative structure and budget planning as part of a continuation.
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Wylie F. McCreary
Columbiana
Ohio
Susan Sedzmak
E. Morehead
Anthony Colia
Uber
Ruth L. Loudon
Lathrope St
Marguerite V. Crum Grim
Oakwood
Paul O. Crum
Cecil
Patty Crum
Frank M. Date
Milton St
Two Texas Towns Hit by Twin Tornadoes
Two tornadoes churned northward through Lubbock Abernathy and Plainview Texas injuring 16 people and causing over 1 million dollars in damage. The storms brought baseball size hail, heavy rain, and winds up to 86 miles an hour, sparing the heaviest residential areas and major city landmarks.
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Lubbock, Tex
UPI
Lubbock
Abernathy
Plainview
Tex
Texas Technological College
Jaycee Charity Horse Show Draws 2000 Spectators
Top show attracts 2000 spectators for the third annual Jaycee Charity Horse Show at the J R Rick farm. Exbibitors arrive from eight states for 5000 dollars in cash prizes and 3.5 million dollars worth of top show horses. Cindy Amon of Medina Ohio aboard Catalina Miss wins the blue ribbon with Sharon Quall of West Richfield Ohio on Greystone's Expectation runner-up.
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Joseph Yost
My Fair Warning
White Star Farms
Canton
Ohio
Tommy Plot
Harold C. Schmuck
Joan Marshall
Jaycee
Maine
Indiana
Illinois
New York
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Harlansburg
J. R. Rick
Thomas Galbreath
New Castle
Ed Jenkins
Youngstown
Cindy Amon
Medina
Catalina Miss
Sharon Quall
West Richfield
Greystone
Transit Authority to Buy Minibuses
Transit Authority votes to purchase minibuses reflecting local transit expansion. City council coverage notes funding plans and anticipated routes as officials seek improved service for residents.
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Transit Authority
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