Tito Aid's Blast Triggers Yugoslav Walkout at Congress
In Lijubljana Yugoslavia a walkout by Soviet backed Communist envoys occurred during a Yugoslav Party Congress after accusations that Moscow aimed to pressure Yugoslavia. Soviet, Chinese, East German and other satellite ambassadors led the exit. Poland stayed, later the Polish envoy alone returned.
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Liubliana
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Communist Party Congress
Tito
Poland
Alexander Rankovich
Communist Party
Kremlin
Red
China
East’ Germany
Bulgaria
Romanis
Hungary
Mongolia
Viet Nam
Czechoslovakia
Albania
Trawler Trio Rescued After Storm Off Santa Cruz
Three fishermen from Richmond were towed to port by Coast Guard cutter after a 24 hour adrift in a storm. Onboard were Trull, 50, his son William, 18, and Ralph Weasa, 32, aboard the 39 foot Seven Seas. They launched Sunday night for salmon but a gale shattered windows and mast. they signaled with mirrors and flashlights until a tug pilot spotted them and called for help.
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Santa, Cruz
Coast Guard
Earlien
William
Ralph Weasa
Richmond
FDR's Warm Springs Cook Dies After 20 Years Served
Daisy Bonner, the longtime cook for President Franklin D. Roosevelt during his Warm Springs visits, has died in Warm Springs, Georgia. She prepared meals for FDR for two decades, including his first and last in the Little White House. Her death follows a lengthy illness, with officials not releasing a cause.
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Warm Springs
Franklin Roosevelt
Death claims fourth victim of gun battle
A chaotic pursuit ends as a yellow bus carrying the Seyfert family is halted by immigration checks and later ambushed during a police stop near Dana Point. Roberta Seyfert escapes, while Chuck Seyfert and others fire on officers. gunfire erupts in a gully as bystanders fear casualties amid a deadly confrontation.
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Allyn
Seyferts
Capistrano Palisades
Dana Point
Seyfert
Minnie Phillip
Hev
Alaska
Israel
Birthday Celebration Aboard TWA Plane Ends In Landing
Victorville reports seventy four aboard a TWA airliner faced nervous moments when a fire alarm and flames appeared over the Mojave Desert during a birthday tribute to William Shakespeare. An emergency landing was made at George AFB. Flight crew and 69 passengers plus five crew members joined in safety procedures as wreaths and tributes to the Bard were prepared at Trinity Church.
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Victorville
TWA
Stratford - ON
Avon
England
Mojave
William Shakespeare
George Afb
Shakespeare
George Laven Jr
2 Children Perish as Carport Burns
In Tucson two children, Wathy Durbin age 5 and Jamie Durbin age 4, died in a burning carport storage room while adults fought flames to protect the house. Authorities recovered the bodies amid charred rubble. the parents believed the children were with neighbors.
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Tucson
Honor Queen's Aid Wins International Award
London commander Richard Colville, the Queen's press secretary, receives the American Public Relations Association international achievement award for his service to Queen Elizabeth II.
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London
Richard Colville
Queen Elizabeth's
American Public Relations Assn
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