Times Square Hero Saves Woman From Train
Alfred Mankin, 44, an off duty fireman, leaped to the subway tracks at Times Square to rescue Betty Garfinkel after she fell from the platform. He charged the approaching train, securing a safe halt ten feet away. Garfinkel escaped with cuts and bruises. Also noted, veteran actor Sig Ruman died at 82 near San Diego after a long film career and a desert trip. Whittaker remarks criticize mass law violations and past presidential rhetoric.
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American Enterprise Institute
White House
Top Envoy Bullitt Dies in Paris at 77
William C. Bullitt a career diplomat who helped win U S recognition of Soviet Russia died in Paris leukemia before returning home to Philadelphia He was 76 77 The Maltese dispute over British plans and a planned May visit were shelved as he prepared to fly home to see his native city
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Los Angeles
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Moscow
Stali
Thej
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Reagan Seeks Restoration of U S Highway Funds
California Governor Ronald Reagan launched a campaign to restore federal highway funds cut this year, citing a 70 million reduction and a possible further cut of 10 million. He appealed to congressional delegation, lawmakers, and industry and labor reps to join the drive to reverse the cuts.
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Two Jewish Candidates Lose in Wayne Election
Two Wayne Township of Education candidates were defeated amid accusations the vote reflected anti Semitic prejudice. Incumbent Jack Mandell and Robert L Kraus placed fourth and fifth in a five candidate field for three seats. The election followed weeks of controversy sparked by Newton Miller who urged their defeat and acknowledged some support from Christians. Mandell blamed anti Semitic sentiment, while Kraus urged acceptance of the voters’ judgment. Board president George Schroeder blamed religion for the loss, and Mortis Merker of the Jewish War Veterans called for careful consideration without latent prejudice.
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Calif. Student Quits Poland in Spy Row
UPI reports a California student, Roger Pulvers, left Krakow for London amid NSA CIA ties disclosure. NSA leaders and Richard Sterns faced questions on disbanding or reform. Reactions were subdued among most students as CIA funding and NSA independence drew scrutiny from Washington.
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Sukarno Defies Order to Quit Presidency in Indonesia
President Sukarno defied military demands to resign after talks with about 30 leaders of the pro Sukarno Indonesian Nationalist Party. Military sources warned of no further missions or talks but suggested possible talks to avoid a showdown as Sukarno remains popular with the masses.
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