Boston burglaries prompt council bid and crime concerns
In Back Bay Boston John D Drummey launches a bid for city council accusing burglars of an open season in his neighborhood after his home was burgled three times in 18 months. A second item notes banks nationwide cutting prime rates with Chase Manhattan leading a half point cut to 5 1/4 percent.
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Back Bay
New York
Chase Manhattan
Demirel resigns as Turkish premier under military ultimatum
Ankara reports Premier Suleyman Demirel quits amid army demand to avert civil strife. Turkish turmoil grows from leftist violence and student protests fueling fears of a coup similar to 1960.
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UPI
Suleyman Demirel
Turkey
U.S
Riots In San Juan Leave Three Dead At University
In San Juan Puerto Rico three people were killed and 62 wounded after campus clashes between pro independence and pro American students. Rioters set three houses on fire damaging property over 30000 dollars. Police arrested fifty students as crowds rampaged through the commercial district.
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San Juan, P.R
UPI
University of Puerto Rico
Juan B. Mercado
Miguel Rosario Rondon
ROTC
Jacinto Gutierrez Ortiz
Luis A. Ferre
Ohio to Draft 100 Doctors by July Amid Shortage
Ohio Selective Service said 100 physicians will be inducted into military service by July 1, regardless of community impact. State officials warn the draft may create an intolerable situation in many areas as Maj. Richard Thomas outlined that most will receive induction notices in April and May, with all 100 notified by July 1, including 11 osteopaths and 32 dentists.
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Ohio Selective Service System
Richard Thomas
Ohio Senate Gets First Female Page Suzanne Trego
Suzanne Trego a tall Ohio State University sophomore from Cuyahoga Falls becomes the first female page in the Ohio General Assembly Senate. She runs errands sorts mail and, as one of only two girl pages, receives attention but enjoys being treated as both page and girl.
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Suzanne
Belfast summons Scotland Yard over soldiers killing amid unrest
Northern Ireland called in Scotland Yard to probe the six man execution squad killing of three Scottish soldiers as Britain mobilized 3 000 extra troops for potential quelling violence. About 7 000 shipyard workers from Catholic and Protestant communities marched in Belfast in rare unity demanding strong action against the violence.
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Weather Outlook Norwalk District
Variable cloudiness and not so cool today with a high in the upper 30s to low 40s. Tonight a chance of light snow or rain with lows in the 30s. Saturday partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s and a 20 percent today 40 percent tonight and 20 percent Saturday. East to southeast winds today 5 to 15 mph, tonight southeast 5 to 10 mph, Saturday southerly 10 to 15 mph. Norwalk high 34 low 27. Humidity 72 percent at 7 am 62 percent at 1 pm 69 percent at 7 pm. Sunrise 6 41 Sunset 6 29 Moonrise 7 27 Moonset 6 51. Births to Schafer of Monroeville a boy Chandler of Norwalk a boy Kolar of Berlin Heights. Deaths Ira M. Duffy 72 Willard Minnie Wallrabenstein 90 Milan.
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Sul Ross Enchilada Eating Contest Crowned New Champion
John Sagray, a Sul Ross freshman from San Antonio, won the first annual enchilada contest by eating 32 chili and cheese topped enchiladas in 3 hours 15 minutes. James Roubison finished second with 21 enchiladas. Paige Freeman won the women’s event by eating 21 enchadlas in two and a half hours.
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Tex
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Andrews
Paige Freeman
Miss Freeman
Ambulance Squad to Meet Over Wage Proposal
The city finance committee will meet with ambulance department employees and two coordinators at 7 30 p m Monday to discuss a wage proposal after the department rejected the six percent raise. Committee chairman Richard Cunningham would not say if a new offer would be made. Other city workers have accepted six percent. The ambulance department seeks $1 an hour, up from 75 to 80 cents.
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Municipal Ambulance Department
Richard Cunningham
Capitol security urged after bombing threats
Rep. Kenneth J Gray D Illinois backs proposal for closed circuit television devices and other electronic safeguards to prevent future Capitol bombing threats as a House subcommittee considers security upgrades.
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UPI
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U.S
Kenneth J
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Father Fires DJ For Airing Drug Song Under New FCC Rule
Philadelphia report: Steve Leon, a DJ at WDSA, was fired by owner Max Leon after broadcasting lyrics with alleged drug references during Arlo Guthrie’s song. The dismissal follows an FCC advisory urging caution on drug promoting lyrics.
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UPS
Steve Leon
WDSA
Max Leon
Leon
Chaplain Quips On Budget Week Ahead in Ohio House
Ohio House Chaplain Rev. Alvin Duane Smith jokes during adjournment prayers that the coming budget tax week may be more taxing, urging lawmakers to enjoy weekend refreshment before Gov. Gilligan's tax address.
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UPI
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Alvin Duane Smith
John J. Gilligan
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Civil rights leader Whitney Young dies at 49 in Nigeria
Whitney M. Young Jr., longtime director of the National Urban League, died after a heart attack at Lighthouse Beach near Lagos. He was in Nigeria for talks with African leaders and will be flown to the United States by Air Force plane. He is survived by his wife Margaret Buckner and two daughters.
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Ray Flanagan Seeks Norwalk Charter Commission Seat
Raymond W. Flanagan owner of Norwalk Car Leasing filed for the Norwalk City Charter Commission race becoming the tenth candidate. Fifteen seats are to be elected on a nonpartisan ticket May 4.
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Raymond W. Flanagan
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Unique bulletproof drive-in donation window at St. Luke's Church
In Reading Pennsylvania Rev. Dr Samuel C Jaxheimer installed an electric donation drawer at a rear office window after a past open door policy left the door vulnerable to theft. Parish secretary Mrs George Taylor and others were at risk, the pastor said, as a safety measure during service and collection times.
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George Taylor
Carl L. N. Erdman
American Bank of Reading
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