Reds ambush eight unarmed U S and Korean troops in DMZ
The U N command accused North Korea of a double cross ambush in the demilitarized zone injuring an American and leaving a South Korean captain presumed dead. Eight men entered the zone to check border markings and came under heavy fire from about 600 yards, with seven escaping after darkness.
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Senate Cuts Foreign Aid Bill by 20 Million Amid Budget Scramble
The Senate approved a 20 million reduction to the foreign aid authorization, dropping defense pact ally assistance from 400 million to 380 million by a 51 to 41 vote. Total floor cuts reach 480 million, with 327.25 million trimmed earlier by the Foreign Relations Committee. The current year's aid ceiling stands at 3.722 billion, 807.25 million below Kennedy's original request.
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Munson Waldron Dies After Three Car Collision in Rochester
Rochester police said 71 year old Munson F. Waldron was killed Wednesday night while crossing a bridge when struck by three automobiles. The incident occurred in the city, with investigators gathering details at the scene.
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Munson F. Waldron
State U Asks 152.7 Million 40 Percent More
The State University seeks 152.7 million dollars for the next fiscal year, a forty percent rise over current spending, to operate expanded campuses and handle rising enrollments. The request highlights fiscal strains for Gov. Rockefeller as the state budget faces balance challenges. The Education Department plans a 75 million dollar increase for 1964 65, lifting total education expenditures toward 1.1 billion. The overall budget currently at 2.8 billion could exceed 3 billion with pending adjustments.
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US Plan For Latins Faces Smoother Sailing
In Sao Paulo diplomats said the US backed proposal to empower Latin nations in directing the Alliance for Progress faces smoother passage after Brazil’s plan to broaden European and Communist bloc involvement met limited support. Bolivia stood with Brazil’s stance among twenty council members, while Brazil warned a seven nation coordinating committee could stall aid by adding red tape and requiring congressional ratification in each member nation, aiming to curb US influence.
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Snow Flurries and Rain Dampen Northeast Trails
Snow flurries and occasional rain dampen much of the Northeast with less than midweek totals. Precipitation clustered along Great Lakes southern shores, the Ohio Valley, and parts of New York State and New England. Columbus reported about one inch of snow. other regions saw lighter amounts.
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Soft Silhouette Shapes Pauline Trigere Spring Collection
New York designer Pauline Trigere unveiled a spring collection featuring a soft silhouette that emphasizes the shoulders and waist. Fabrics stay close to the body yet allow room for indulgences, with slim hips in crisp silks and linens while daring backs and strapless gowns appear under capes and jackets.
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Cashion
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Charlies de Gaulle
Miss Trigere
Crash Off Cape Cod Locks Two Ships in Fire
A Norwegian freighter and a coastal tanker collided ten miles off the Cape Cod Canal in early morning haze, locking together in flames. The tanker Dynafuel, 3100 tons, burned as the freighter Fernview, 6732 tons, fought the blaze. Dynafuel crew of 15 to 20 transferred to Fernview, as General Greene attempted to separate the vessels. One unnamed seaman suffered a leg injury and was flown to Otis AFB. Dynafuel sailed from Newington to Newark. Fernview was en route elsewhere.
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Nehru Sees 74th Birthday Amid Calls to Quit
Nehru marks his 74th birthday in New Delhi as resigning the prime ministership remains a live possibility. Health concerns and factionalism within the Congress party fuel talk of a shadow government or Indira Gandhi succession.
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Prince Charles Marks Fifteenth Birthday Quietly On Train
Prince Charles heir to the British throne spent part of his 15th birthday traveling by train back to Gordonstoun School where he then attended classes. A school spokesman said no special celebrations were arranged. He had an informal luncheon at Buckingham Palace with Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip on Wednesday.
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Radio 2 Funerals 4 Personals 9% Sports 12 Comics 17 Fulton 13 Obituaries 4 Classified 16
Radio 2 Funerals 4 Personal notices 9 percent sports 12 comics 17 Fulton 13 obituaries 4 classified 16.
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Fails in School Boy Kills Self at Hudson Home
Alan Morrow Bliss aged 18, a Hudson High junior, brought home a failing report card and told his stepmother he had failed all subjects. He then tied a nylon cord to a door knob and a shotgun trigger, shot himself in the stomach, and died at Columbia Memorial Hospital after his birthday. Coroner withheld verdict.
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Graham to Preach at Catholic College
Southern Baptist evangelist Billy Graham will preach at Belmont Abbey College in Belmont, North Carolina, next week. The invitation came through Harry Golden, author and lecturer, who introduced Graham to the college head. Graham says the sermon marks ecumenical Christian unity.
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Automobile crash victim dies in Batavia area
Robert F. Hettrick aged 21 of Pavillion died in a Rochester hospital from injuries after the car he rode in left the road and overturned near Batavia last Saturday.
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Kennedy urges Congress to pass tax cut bill this year
President Kennedy pressed Congress to enact an $11 billion tax cut to avert economic harm and warned that delaying both tax and civil rights legislation could backfire. He hinted Senate action may occur this year but noted a legislative jam and possible ties to civil rights timing. He rejected Red China trade and said Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu could return to the United States if she wishes.
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Demo Files on Goldwater Bulging With Rockefellers Blasts
The Democratic National Committee expanded its files on Senator Barry Goldwater as Governor Nelson Rockefeller's new attacks on Goldwater surfaced. DNC publicity chief Samuel Brightman said Rockefeller's remarks at the AP editors meeting in Miami Beach were filed under what Republicans say about Republicans. He noted they retain files on Nixon, Rockefeller, and Governor George Romney and will keep gathering material for future reference.
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Fla
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Rockefeller pledges jobs first agenda at AFL CIO talk
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller addressed AFL CIO members urging a national job program and tax relief tied to curbing federal spending. He fought for broader unemployment relief while opposing a federal right to work law and criticized Barry Goldwater’s stance on union shop rules.
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Jamestown Woman, 83, Killed by Car Near Home
Mrs. Georgianna White, 83, of Jamestown, N Y, was struck by an automobile near her home in Chautauqua County and killed on Wednesday according to police reports.
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N. Y
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Blast at Halleck Fails to Break GOP-Dem Coalition
Senate critic Russell accuses House Republican Leader Halleck of political posturing over civil rights. Associates say the Dublin Ga speech aimed to strengthen Russell in Georgia. The coalition with conservative Democrats remains intact, with past civil rights votes not fracturing unity or hindering major proposals. Halleck’s 1963 civil rights bill support is seen as a strategic move for the party.
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