Weather Summary for Tonight and Saturday
Weather clear and cool tonight with low in the 50s to 55. Sunny and warmer Saturday with sunrise 5 47 and sunset 7 11. High Thursday 74 and low 56 with no precipitation. Marriage license applications listed for six individuals across Wakeman Norwalk and Cambridge. Births announced for two families in Wakeman and Norwalk.
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Jan William Frederick
Wakeman
Pipeliner
Linda Louise Gerber
Albert John Wagner III
Cambridge
Jane A. Woodward
Norwalk
Harold LeRoy Mesnard
Patricia Davis
Youngstown Officials Protest NBC Crime Show
Youngstown officials protested NBCs American White Paper Organized Crime in the United States saying the program misrepresented local crime. Mayor Flask and Police Chief Terlesky criticized editing and statements taken out of context while holding no action against the network.
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Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
Ohio
Youngstown
A.B. Flask
NBC
United States
Cleveland
John Terlesky
Terlesky
Flask
Titan Rocket Explodes After Launch at Cape Kennedy
A Titan 30 rocket carrying eight military communications satellites blew up one minute after liftoff at Cape Kennedy, showering smoking debris into the Atlantic. The blast halted the mission and left a large plume of smoke.
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Cape Kennedy
Aps
Atlantic
Six Viet Cong raid kills six Saigon police and Marines
Six Viet Cong attackers disguised as South Vietnamese soldiers opened fire on a Saigon police station, killing three policemen and three Marines before fleeing. The raid marks a bold start to Communist campaign violence amid South Vietnam’s upcoming elections.
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Saigon
UPI
South Viet Nam
U.S
Wall Collapse Kills 12 Year Old at New Sherwood Junior High
At Sherwood Junior High School in Columbus a 12 year old boy, Sam Vilardo, died after a concrete room divider collapsed while he and a friend stacked books for the opening of the new school. A teacher and the other boy were not seriously injured.
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Columbus
UPI
Childrens Hospital
Sam Vilardo
Sherwood
De Gaulle Faces Hostile Crowds in Djibouti
French President Charles de Gaulle toured Djibouti amid violent demonstrations that left at least one dead and more than a dozen injured. He defended France during a speech at the Governor's Palace while insisting the 1958 statute remains binding.
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Djibouti
Foreign Legionnaires
de Gaulle
France
Murphy Undergoes Vocal Cord Surgery For Cancer Suspect
Senator George Murphy of California, aged 64, underwent a two hour operation to remove tissue from his vocal cords. A biopsy will confirm if cancer is present with results due in a day or two. Doctors said surrounding tissue was healthy and he should recover to resume speaking by September with rest as advised.
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Los Angeles
UPI
George Murphy
Rcalif
Dennis
Kane Warns of Deadly Response in Cicero March
Major General Francis P. Kane of the Illinois National Guard threats a deadly response if marchers are fired upon during a planned Cicero march. He states soldiers will open fire immediately to kill, and vows to shoot back at anyone aiming at him.
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Chicago
Francis P. Kane
Illinois National Guard
Cicero
Lynda Bird Johnson Explores Magazine Career
Lynda Bird Johnson, 22, discussed magazine career possibilities with Anthony Mazzola, editor of Town and Country Magazine, during a Thursday meeting in New York. She remains in the ranks of the unemployed and shows no hurry to change status.
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New York
UPI
Lynda Bird Johnson
Anthony Mazzola
Town and Country Magazine
Straw Rain Storm Shocks Ipswich
Residents watched as a dark storm cloud released straw that fell over Ipswich. Weathermen traced the straw to a whirlwind that had lifted it from a farm field and carried it about 12 miles to the coastal city.
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Ipswich
England
UPI
Roosevelt Jr withdraws from New York governor bid
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr ends his campaign for the Democratic nomination for New York governor. He blames boss control despite solid rank and file support, reflecting a string of earlier defeats including attempts at attorney general and mayoral runs.
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New York
UPI
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
Congress
Averell Ha
Gunman Kills Five in New Haven Home
Arthur Davis, about 25, opened fire in a duplex killing five people and wounding two others before fleeing. He was captured on the New Jersey Turnpike after a high speed chase. Davis knew the victims, and a 14 year old girl and a 4 year old boy were among the hurt. Royal McClease fled to a neighbor's house during the rampage.
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New Haven
Mary McClease
Carolyn Sykes
Sykes
Michael
Richard Leathers
New Havens
Neil White
Dover
N.C
Francyne McClease
McClease
Yale-New Haven Hospital
Troy Sykes
Leatrice McClure
Davis
Mrs. McClease
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