Humphrey tours Berlin amid security after alleged bombing plot
Vice President Hubert Humphrey faced a bomb plot scare in Berlin but proceeded with his schedule under tight guard. About 3,000 locals welcomed him at city hall as 11 suspects were arrested in raids. five men remained detained while three women were released.
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Berlin
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Vietnam
Humphrey
Charlottenburg Castle
City Hall
U.S
West Berlin
John F. Kennedy Plaza
Germany
Muriel
Tempelhof Airfield
Job training funds face lack of takers in pretzel bender aid
Cleveland reports that a $35,000 Manpower Development Act program for 20 baker helpers over 30 weeks has few prospects. An industry spokesman questions the value of long schooling when two weeks suffices for the skill and funds may revert to Washington. Mischa Elman dies at 76 in his Central Park West duplex.
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Cleveland
UPI
Washington
New York
Mischa Elman
Carl Sandburg
Elman
Central Park West
Teamsters Strike Looms as Negotiations Continue
In Washington UPI reports a nationwide Teamsters strike was imminent with negotiators working to end the deadlock between the union and major U.S. truckers. The leadership signaled plans to call members off the job today if no contract breakthrough occurs.
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Washington
Army Spec. 4 Tyson Jr. Convicted of Four Murders in Vietnam
General Court Martial in Long Binh found Army Spec. 4 Robert E. Tyson Jr. guilty of four counts of premeditated murder of Vietnamese civilians. He received a life sentence at hard labor. Tyson, 20, from Vienna Virginia, claimed drunken temporary insanity for the January 28 killings near Bien Hoa along Highway 1.
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Long Binh
Vietnam
UPI
Army
Robert E. Tyson Jr
Tyson
Vienna
Highway 1
Bien Hoa
Weather and Local Birth Notices
Variable cloudiness and wind with scattered showers or thundershowers today. High near 708. Showers end tonight and cooler by Friday. High Wednesday 65, low 54. Sunrise 6 03, sunset 6 58. Marriage license: Louis L Grandberry and Jo Ann Harris. Births: King, Stephens, Dye, Bumb.
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Louis F. Grandberry
Sandusky
Jo Ann Harris
Norwalk
Norwalk Health Board Sees Riley Regulate Hauler Permits
Riley Franchised hauler for Norwalk rubbish protested new permits issued by the Department of Health. He argued city regulation should govern all pickups within Norwalk. The board suggested a city letter opposing permits for others to the board, as Deputy Clarence Ellett explained permits tie to disposal rules. The meeting also covered sewer service for Zeller properties and added two weeks annual leave for county health nurses plus part time office help.
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Leon Riley
Norwalk
Department of Health
Riley
Board of Health
Paul Miller
Clarence Ellett
Edgar Beiler
Miller
Robert Weidemann
Robert Zeller
Zeller
Wiedemann
Zeler
Kidnapped Son Freed After $250,000 Ransom Paid
Kenneth Young 11, son of financier Herbert Young, was released unharmed after a ransom payment in Beverly Hills. He described a well-dressed Caucasian man guiding him to a car then to a gravel area before returning home with police and FBI nearby. The boy had his head shaved and slept with sleeping pills. no molestation was found. The Young family and Gibraltar Savings and Loan face a nationwide search for the culprits.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Kenneth Young
Herbert Young
Deanna Durbin
Young
FBI
Westwood Boulevard
Ohio
Westwood
Sunset
Moraga
Sunset Boulevard
Kenny
Santa Monica
Arlene
Kenneth
Molly Brown to Open Norwalk Sesquicentennial Series
The Unsinkable Molly Brown opens April 27 at Norwalk High School Auditorium as part of Norwalk’s 150th anniversary events. Premiere Night features a semi formal theatre party at Elks Country Club with limited seating for 300. Regular performances run April 28 to 30 at 8 p.m. Tickets price 5 for Premiere Night, 2 for adults, 1 for students. tickets go on sale Monday.
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Molly Brown
Norwalk
Norwalk Sesquicentennial Committee
Shoestring Players
Norwalk High School
the Elks Country Club
Malcolm
W. Main St
Huron County Dissolves Erie Partnership in War on Poverty
Huron County Commissioners unanimously approved disassociation from the Erie Huron Community Action Committee ending the bi county arrangement. The action, proposed by Huron CAC members March 29, affects the 1965 Sept 27 resolution creating the Huron phase and could trigger county reorganization for funding. Officials note the move raises legal questions and may limit future federal funds.
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Huron County
Erie County
Huron County Commissioners
Huron County Community Action Commission
Erie-Huron
Munity Action Committee
Huron Cac
Bi-County
Community Action Committee
Robert Oglesby
Sandusky
Huron County Cac
Office of Economic Opportunity
Fifteen Unions Join TV Walkout in Solidarity
In New York 15 broadcasting industry unions joined AFTRA in a sympathy strike to pressure ABC CBS and NBC toward a settlement. AFTRA said members including musicians stagehands electricians cameramen scenic designers and technicians would respect AFTRA picket lines at major networks.
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New York
UPI
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
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Paul J. Hurd
WIXY
Norman Wain
Senate
Viet
Edward King
Mansfield
William Stephens
Willard
Woodrow Dye
Plymouth
Robert Bumb
Bellevue
UPI Telephoto
Gibraltar Savings and Loan Assn
Gibraltar Financial Corp
Sydney R. Barlow
Son
Herbert J. Young
Donna Malcolm
Okays
Russell G. Stratton
Stratton
Quincy
Mass
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