Top Hungarian Diplomat Defects To United States
Hungary’s top diplomat in Washington Janos Radvanyi defects seeking asylum in the United States. The 44 year old charge d affaires vows to remain in seclusion with his family, while U.S. officials shield him and manage the fallout with Hungary. The defection strains East West ties amid thawing relations and Johnson era bridge building.
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Washington
UPI
Hungary
United States
U.S
Vietnam
State Department
Radvanyi
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Joseph Stalin
West
US may release Hiroshima film to Japan upon request
The United States considers turning over a 46 minute film showing the dead and maimed from Hiroshima to Japan if Tokyo University scientists submit another request. The film, confiscated after World War II, has been suppressed due to U S objections that it was too ghastly.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Hiroshima
Japan
Tokyo University
U.S
Francewide General Strike Ushers Paris Back to Work
Ten million French workers returned to jobs as Paris faced three days of parliamentary debate after a one day general strike against President de Gaulle. The shutdown crippled heavy industry halted transport and left many without gas and electricity.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
Arabs and Israelis rush troops to front lines
Cairo papers show Egyptian troops tanks and artillery on a war footing. Al Ahram reports Israel moving four brigades toward the 117 mile border, including three infantry units, amid escalating tension in the region.
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Cairo
UPI
Middle East
United Arab Republic
al Ahram
Israel
Police Question 16 More in TSU Gunbattle
Police questioned 16 more people for possible charges after a gunbattle at Texas Southern University where students fired from dormitories. One policeman was killed and three others wounded. Five students at the Negro university were charged with felony rioting carrying up to 40 years. most of the about 500 arrested were released on bond.
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Houston
UPI
Texas Southern University
U.S. troops fire on own positions as battle rages in Vietnam
In the Central Highlands a U S platoon reportedly overrun by a Communist battalion called in artillery to restore positions while on the border Communist forces pounded key American fortresses with a major rocket and mortar barrage. The clash raised American war deaths past 10 000. Cassius Clay arrested on seven months old traffic charge after motorcycle officer recognized the former champion. he was booked on a 75 dollar bond for lacking a driver's license.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
South Vietnam
Miami
UPI
Cassius Clay
Clay
Weather and births and deaths for the region
Increasing cloudiness and not as cool with a chance of showers late tonight. Friday will be cloudy with scattered showers and mild temperatures. Birth announcements include Aloysius Meyer son, Carlton Huffman son, Victor Schlotterer son, Fred Buurma daughter, James Greer daughter, and Wayne Robinson daughter. Deaths listed: Leslie Pancoast 76, Martin Zimmerman 79, Robert Edington 68.
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Aloysius Meyer
Cline
Carlton Huffman
Attica
Victor Schlotterer
Willard
Fred Buurma
James Greer
Wayne Robinson
Plymouth
Leslie
Mike) Pancoast
Monroeville
Martin J. Zimmerman
Norwalk
Robert Lee Edington
Milan
Airport land option to be decided for Huron County
A late afternoon meeting will decide whether to exercise the option on a 127 acre tract two miles east of Norwalk for the Huron County Airport. Funds are being raised publicly with a Norwalk Chamber pledge of 40 000. half raised so far.
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Huron County
Norwalk
Tom Paffenbarger
County Airport Authority
Paffenbarger
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Bache
Chamber
Norwalk City
Banquet Illness Affects 16 Norwalk Lions Club Members
Sixteen Norwalk Lions Club members became sick after a ham banquet at the Ellis County Club. Health officials opened an investigation while the club, which hosted 19 attendees, remained open. several diners also reported illness.
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Norwalk Lions Club
Ellis Country Club
Clarence Ellett
Vince Hipp
Hipp
Health Department
Lions
Lumber salvaged from fire stolen in Norwalk incident
Mrs. Rae Preston reported the theft of salvaged lumber from the ruins of her Norwood Avenue home after a fire two months earlier. A pile of aluminum siding also disturbed near the former southwest corner of the house.
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Rae Preston
Norwalk
Mrs Lawrence Judged Insane in Willard Case
Patricia Ann Lawrence of Willard was declared legally insane and committed to Lima State Hospital after state psychiatrists testified she cannot tell right from wrong or understand charges. The confessed murderer of her three year old daughter Sharon April 1 showed no emotion as husband Jack and family watched.
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Bronson and
Benedict
Douglas Knight
Donald Knight
Bronson
Norwalk
Patricia Ann Lawrence
Willard
Lima State Hospital
Sharon
Robert J. Vetter
Jack
Joseph F. Dush
Lawrence
Alexander Chomyn
Howard Barton
Tiffin State Hos
Pital
Claude Wheeler
Steuben
Chomyn
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Swanbeck
Ethel Swanbeck
Joseph Hiestand
Hillsboro
Ohio House of Representatives
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Atjeh
Sumatra
Antara
William Artino
Brinker Street
John Bruckner
Milton
Paul Boehler
Milton Bruckner, Jr
Bruckner
Union
Boehler
Artino
State Fire Marshal’s Office
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