Kennedy Subcommittee trip sparks GOP protest in Alaska
Three Republican senators quit Edward Kennedy's Alaska village tour calling it a publicity stunt paid for by taxpayers. Kennedy and Mondale defended the trip amid claims the study was biased and used to maximize TV coverage.
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Anchorage
Alaska
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Washington, D.C
Kennedy
Subcommittee
Adrian Parmeter
Bellman
Sen. Kennedy
Yukon River
Galena
Fairbanks
Egyptian Aide Demands One Victory to Rally Arab Morale
A top Nasser aide urged for "just one" military victory over Israel to lift Arab morale while in Jordan the military cracked down on Palestinian guerrillas who attacked the Israeli port of Elath. The editor Al Ahram urged similar action to boost Egyptian confidence.
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United Press International
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Jordan
Elath
Mohamed Hassanein Haikal
Cairo
al Ahram
Midwestern Floods Forcing Mass Displacements Across States
About 3,900 homeless in Sioux Falls and 3,500 more evacuated across four Midwestern states as Minnesota and Mississippi rivers rise. Army engineers and Civil Defense workers race to save homes and critical facilities in Sioux Falls while dike weaknesses are probed. Severe weather also hits Jal New Mexico and Andrews Texas with hail and wind.
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Sioux Falls
S.C
Humboldt
Iowa
la Crosse
Wis
Cherokee
Minnesota
Mississippi
Army
Civil Defense
John Morrell and Co
Jal
N.M
Andrews
Texas
Atlantic States
Rockies
Des Moines
Little Sioux
Harold Levander
Nixon
Twin
Minneapolis
St. Paul
LaCrosse
Woman Guilty Of Letting Youth Drink At Home
Lola Shoemaker of 1242 West Seminary Street pleaded guilty in Juvenile Court to acting in a way tending to contribute to the delinquency of a minor. A 14 year old visiting her March 17 drank alcohol and later admitted taking one of two cars stolen that night. Judge Russell T. Antrim fined $300 and gave ten days in jail with the sentence suspended.
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Norwalk
Lola Shoemaker
Seminary St
Walter Hite
Russell T. Antrim
Four year old found on Route 61 in Peru with injuries
Deputies probe how Matthew Romell, twin to a four year old, was hurt near Peru. He was found walking on Route 61, had a forehead wound and chin cut, and is in fair condition at Fisher Titus hospital. No foul play is suspected as deputies consider accidental causes.
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Route 61
Peru
Matthew Romell
Thomas Romell
Matthew
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Richard Andres
Brooks
Andres
Nutrition expert cites malnutrition across income groups
Dr Arnold E Schaefer chief of the U S Public Health Service nutrition program testifies that 15 percent of adult women are overweight and that both rich and poor suffer dental problems and anemia. He notes affluence does not shield from malnutrition.
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Washington
UPI
Arnold E. Schaefer
Who’s Who
U.S. Public Health Service
Schaefer
Norwalk Weather Outlook With Birth Announcements
Cloudy morning clears to sun this afternoon with a high near 55. Tonight will be clear and cool with a low in the 20s to 30s. Saturday fairs and warmer with a high in the 60s. Sunday sunny and warmer. Northerly winds today, then light tonight, southeast Saturday. Norwalk temps show a 59 high and 33 low with trace precipitation. Morning humidity 72 percent, afternoon 59, evening 74. Births list four families from Norwalk Greenwich Monroeville Wakeman with new daughters and sons.
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Norwalk
Man Pleads Guilty To Break In At Schild's IGA
One of two men charged with breaking and entering after being found in Schild's IGA Store in Norwalk Ohio on March 22 pleaded guilty. Harry Bulmer 41 of Fort Wayne pleaded guilty Thursday. Sentencing postponed for a probation report. Jesse Fletcher 31 of Fort Wayne has trial set for April 28.
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Schild
IGA
Norwalk
Harry Bulmer
Ft. Wayne
Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Vetter
Bulmer
Donald Derby
Jesse Fletcher
Fort Wayne
Vetter
Walter Hite
Glare Ended Long Armistice Meeting At Panmunjom
In Panmunjom Korea UNC Maj Gen James B Knapp and DPRK Maj Gen Ri Choon Sun faced off over 11 hours 35 minutes in the Korean Military Armistice Commission session the longest since 1953 They urged de escalation while Ri left without a recess and the meeting ended with no agreement.
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James B. Knapp
United Nations Command
UNC
Ri Choon-Sun
Democratic People’s Republic of North Korea
Gen. Ri
Korean Military Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
North Korea
Knapp
Demilitarized Zone
U. S
Dmz
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Minn
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Calif
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Okla
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Ohio
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Saxbe
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Lady Godiva Stakes
Boston
Bill Veeck
Cleveland
Veeck
Suffolk Downs
Rail Merger
Cleveland, Ohio
Norfolk & Western
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Penn Central
Paris
API
Nguyen Cao Ky
Vietnam
Bangkok
Italy
Rome
Battipagalia
Happy Goose
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Sioux City
Sioux River
Eleanor Beck
Huron County
Sheriff's Department
Curtis Owsley
North Fairfield
John Blackwood
Blackwood
Owsley
Frank
Della
Colorado 140Th Tactical Air Wing
Buckley Field
Aurora
Colo
140Th
Pueblo
John Grosswiler
Jefferson
Gerald Montgomery
Greenwich
Norbert Gates
Monroeville
Gary Miller
Wakeman
John Schaechterle
Son
Oxford, Ohio
Miami University
Korea
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