Stalin's Daughter Seeks Temporary Swiss Stay in Geneva
Svetlana Stalin, the late Josef Stalin's daughter, arrived in Geneva from Rome and asked for temporary entry for rest and recovery. Swiss officials noted she has not sought asylum, and a final stance on asylum remains undecided. Diplomatic sources link her defection to a broader Western refuge choice, with India, Rome, and Geneva cited as transit steps.
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UPI
Svetlana Stalina
Josef Stalin
Rome
Switzerland
Bern
Swiss
Federal Justice and Police Department
Svetlana
Justice and Police Ministry
Stalin
India
Soviet
Soviet Union
New Delhi
Stevelana
North Vietnam steel works bombed again by U S planes
U S Air Force bombers from Thailand hit the Thai Nguyen steel fabrication plant for the second straight day. Allied artillery misfire south of Saigon killed five Americans and wounded ten including civilian photographer Ronald D. Gallagher.
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Saigon
VPI
Thailand
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Junction City
Kontum Province
Free Lance
Ronald D. Gallagher
Coffeyville, Kan
Topeka Kan
Capital Journal
Joplin Mo
Globe
Fort Scott Kan
Tribune
U.S
Thai Nguyen
Hanoi
Filling s To Quit Willard For Miamisburg Police Chief Post
Willard Police Chief Calvin C. Fillings will resign to take the Miamisburg police chief job starting April 15 with a $10 088 annual salary. He will lead a 19 member force in Miamisburg and replaces W W Sells who resigned due to disability. Fillings, 35, has led the Willard force since 1960 and previously served in Baltimore and Lexington. He is married to Mary and they have three children.
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Miamisburg
Calvin C. Fillings
Willard
Ohio
Paul R. Stevick
Fillings
Lexington
Baltimore
Mary
Dayton
Stevick
W.W. Sells
U.S. Marine Corps
Cady Wins News Award For High School Sports Feature
Norwalk High School senior Ted Cady won a bronze plaque for the best high school sports story in a national contest. He was among three students honored before 5,000 at the Americana Hotel, with his entry about Norwalk pitcher Tim Sommer. The event was co sponsored by the American Newspaper Publishers Association and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association.
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New York City
Ted Cady
Norwalk
Americana Hotel
Cady
The
Reflector
Tim Sommer
Baltimore Orioles
St. Mary’s St
Ted
Herbert Kamm
New York World Journal Tribune
Kendall Falke
Far Rockaway
N.Y
White Plaines
Indianapolis
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Willard talks push to end seven week Pioneer Rubber strike
Negotiators at Pioneer Rubber Co. returned to bargaining with a federal mediator present. Gene Haynes of Local 804 said significant progress occurred in Friday's session from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Fillings
Pioneer Rubber Co
Willard
Gene Haynes
Prop Cited In LC Crash
Investigators say a broken propeller blade caused the Lake Central Airlines Convair 580 crash near Kenton Ohio in which 38 people died. Recordings show no warning before all power failed and the right propeller blades were found scattered up to 1.25 miles away.
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Kenton
Ohio
UPI
Lake Central Airlines
Weather shifts to sharp cold after mild day
Variable clouds and windy, mild morning give way to a sharp fall in temperature this afternoon. Highs in the 60s before cooling tonight. Tonight and Sunday will be much colder with a low of 22 to 29 degrees. Sunrise 6 46 a m. Sunset 6 29 p m. High Friday 61 Low Friday 43. Marriage license issued to Richard A Polachek and Connie Sue Osborn. Birth: Ronald Jaworski son. Death: Dorothy M Hogang, 54, Bellevue.
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Richard A. Polachek
Bellevue
Connie Sue Osborn
Norwalk
Ted Cady the Ghost Reporter at The Reflector
Ted Cady, a pencil thin Norwalk youth, regularly visits The Reflector to gather copy paper and write sports stories. He recalls struggling to start his locker room piece before inspiration struck in 30 minutes, crediting teacher Kendall Falke and his passion for sportswriting.
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Reflector
Ted Cady
Ted
The
Bucyrus
Kendall Falke
Norwalk
Cedar Point
Andrews Refuses Lie Test in Kennedy Inquiry
In New Orleans the Jefferson Parish district attorney asked Dean L. Andrews to take a lie detector test over the Kennedy assassination probe. Andrews refused and testified to the Warren Commission that a caller named Clay Bertrand urged him to represent Lee Harvey Oswald. Shaw, linked to the case, faces a $10,000 bond and denies the allegations.
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New Orleans
UPI
Dean L. Andrews
Kennedy
Andrews
Jefferson Parish
Warren Commission
Clay Bertrand
Lee Harvey Oswald
Jim Garrison
Clay L. Shaw
Shaw
International Trade Mart
Ponies Starved charge set for Greenwich man
James Dameron of Greenwich faces a neglect of ponies charge in Huron County Court before Judge Phillip M. White Jr. The complaint by Roselle Ward of the Huron County Humane Society says three ponies were starved and one died on February 13. Ward notes no food signs though shelter existed. no bedding was found. The hearing was moved from Norwalk to give Cameron time to secure an attorney.
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James Dameron
Greenwich
Huron County Court
Phillip M. White, Jr
Cameron
Roselle Ward
Huron County Humane Society
Norwalk
White
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United States
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Moscow - Washington
N. Viet
John Horn
Cleveland Air Traffic Control Center
Ronald Jaworski
Welton Ave
F-T
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Quiet Boy
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