Cubans To March In Washington Support Of Venezuela
A motorcade of about 1000 Cuban exiles heads toward Washington to back Venezuela's charge that Fidel Castro aided guerrillas seeking to topple its government. They plan to march at 1 p.m. from the Lincoln Memorial to the Simon Bolivar statue near the Pan American Union where foreign ministers meet.
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Miami
Fla
Washington
New York
Venezuela
Fidel Castro
Lincoln Memorial
Simon Bolivar
Bolivar
Pan American Union
Super Salesman Nods to 1968 Models in Midtown Event
A Dixie land band played outside a midtown New York auto agency as seven new General Motors cars drew a small crowd of strollers and prospective buyers on a Thursday. Police kept order and ticketed the seven illegally parked cars while agency general manager George Spaulding praised the crowd.
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New York
General Motors
George Spaulding
Never Too Late Enrolled at Central Connecticut State College
New Britain Connecticut AP reports 80 year old Paul F Spalter enrolled as a freshman at Central Connecticut State College. He began classes this semester taking French German and World History.
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New Britain, Conn
Paul F. Spalter
Central Connecticut State College
Spalter
Centenarian reports bicycle theft in Chicago
Fred A. Dietz, 101, walked into a Chicago police station Thursday to report his bicycle stolen. The bike had been given to him 11 years ago by a bicycle company to honor his status as a cycling enthusiast.
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Chicago
Fred A. Dietz
Dietz
CartNapping Costs Denver Grocers 250000 a Year
In Denver, grocers report 6000 carts stolen yearly costing stores about 250000. The Rocky Mountain Food Dealers Association launches a friendly “Leave it here” campaign with a Happy mascot on badges ads and radio and TV spots to deter cart theft.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain Food Dealers Association
Happy
Harlem Powell Constituents Await Return to Congress
New York AP reports Harlem residents patiently await Adam Clayton Powell's return to Congress after months in the Bahamas. Despite a rumored challenge, locals largely back him, hoping his Harlem appearance will restore support and his standing in Washington.
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Harlem Powell
New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Congress
Powell
Washington, D.C
Manhattan
Percy Sutton
Paul in Rome Ends in Mystery and Mission for Believers
The lesson reflects on Paul's two years under house arrest in Rome, the uncertain end of his life, and the enduring message that Christianity is lived in the world. It urges Christians to carry the faith into daily life, amid trials, not retreating but marching with the torch passed on from Paul and Christ.
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Rome
Caesar
Luke
Malta
Naples
Moffatt
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Christ
Ethics Panel Probes Sen Edward Long in Missouri Race
The Senate Ethics Committee struggles to obtain conclusive evidence in its inquiry into Senator Edward V. Long D Missouri linked to Life magazine charges. With re election looming in 1968 and a primary challenge from Lt. Gov. Thomas Eagleton the panel weighs next steps as it reviews the case and evidence.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Long
Thomas Eagleton
Missouri
Life Magazine
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Dodd
Siren Threat To Lindenwold Boy With Heart Disease
In Lindenwold New Jersey a 38 year old man with heart disease lives 150 feet from the town fire siren. Doctors warn he could die if exposed to continued sudden loud noises. The siren causes abrupt loud blasts and alarms.
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Lindenwold, NJ
Lindenwold
Mosquito Contest at WFBM Draws Big Take
In Indianapolis a radio station held a 13 day mosquito catching contest at a nickel per head. The total catch reached 225 481 mosquitoes for 11 274 05 dollars. The winner was Marcia Li phardt of Clayton who trapped 73 225 and earned 3 661 25 dollars.
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Indianapolis, Ind
WFBM
Marcia Liphardt
Clayton
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