Homesick American Wants to Quit Russia and Return
Nicholas Petrulli, 38, of Valley Stream New York, who sought Soviet citizenship ten days ago, says he is homesick for the United States and wants his American citizenship back. He has no family or job in Moscow, lacks funds, and plans to fly home. He held a round trip ticket and handed his passport to the U S Embassy after renouncing his citizenship last week.
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New York
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Nicholas Petrulli
Valley Stream
N.Y
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No clear headline from fragments about Soviet Union remark
In Los Angeles, Petrulli’s divorced wife Helen said she was glad he changed his mind and offered to take him back. They have a 4-year-old daughter. The quote refers to feeling at home economically and morally in the Soviet Union.
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Helen
Youth Hangs From Tree After Car Crash in Long Beach
In Long Beach California an 18 year old, Robert A Harris, was hurled from a sports car when it swerved out of control. His neck became wedged between branches as he hung in a tree for several minutes before ambulance crews freed him. He remained in critical condition at a hospital.
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Long Beach
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Robert A. Harris
Hel
Despondent Wife Falls From Roof Caught by Husband
In New York City a Bronx woman Alicia Martinez 30 stepped onto a roof ledge aiming to jump. Her husband Felix 99 rushed home after a search and braced to catch her breaking her fall but both sustained critical injuries. She suffered fractures and internal injuries while he had internal injuries and leg fractures.
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New York
Alicia Martinez
Bronx
Felix
UN Team May Fly To Laos This Friday
A four nation United Nations fact finding subcommittee may fly to Laos on Friday to probe charges of Communist aggression in the tiny southeast Asia kingdom. The team will travel to Vientiane and arrive likely Sunday with Shinichi Shibusawa of Japan leading the mission as former ambassador to Thailand Laos and Spain.
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Laos
Southeast Asia
U. N
Security Council
Vientiane
Shinichi Shibusawa
Japanese Foreign Office
Thailand
Spain
Five Americans jailed in Red China rise in talks
President Eisenhower, in forthcoming talks with Khrushchev, is likely to raise the fate of five Americans held in Red China. The State Department says their release is urgent and will pursue all feasible means to free Robert E. McCann and John T. Downey, both jailed since the Communist takeover, noting no U.S. prisoner has been released since 1955 except at sentence end.
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Richard G. Fecteau
Lynn
Mass
Hugh F. Redmond Jr
Yonkers
N.Y
Roman Cathlic
James E. Walsh
Cumberland
State Department
Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Red China
Department
Robert E. McCann
Altadena
Calif
John T. Downey
New Britain, Conn
Red
China
U.S
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