Soviet demands U S return nine aboard downed plane
A Soviet embassy spokesman said Soviet forces forced down a U S Air Force transport that crash landed in East Germany. Gen Clyde Eddieman demanded the immediate return of the eight airmen and the wife of one, plus the wreckage. U S officials noted Moscow's admission of holding the Americans.
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Europe
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U.S. Air Force
Sarasota Weeklies Preview Local Culture And News
Sarasota County readers are hinted a broad package with features on national and international news, a future prime minister profile, a Bottled Tragedy column on alcoholism impacts, Bayside homes, profiles of local people, rose gardening, Air Reserve Unit coverage, inland waterway plans, book trends, Asolo Films, and a legal institute. The paper teases pages 5 12 17 32 6 14 8 20 24 and sections Amusements Classified Editorial Sports Women's News.
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Women's News
Boy Falls From Balcony At Riverview High School
George Gundersen 17 son of Mr and Mrs John Gundersen of 20385 Bruckner Dr reported in fair condition at Sarasota Memorial Hospital after a fall from the second floor balcony at Riverview High School. He suffered a double fracture of the pelvis and possible other injuries. He was changing classes when he tripped and fell 20 feet to the concrete sidewalk.
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John Gundersen
Bruckner
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Riverview High School
Kennedy Wins Oregon Votes In Primary Landslide
Kennedy crushed Morse in Oregon's Democratic presidential primary securing 49 924 votes to 31 753 and 17 delegate votes, boosting his total to 3174 of 761 needed for the nomination. Nixon led Republicans with 69 041 votes as Oregon names 18 GOP delegates. Democrat Neuberger and Republican Elmo Smith were nominated for Senate races.
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Gun Battle at Remote Service Station Leaves Man Dead
In Cocke County near the North Carolina line, James Ellison, 45, was killed and Dennis Ellington, 29, was critically wounded after a gunfight at a mountain service station. Gillmer Maynard, 55, operator of the station, allegedly shot Ellison and wounded Ellington in self defense claims the sheriff.
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Wolf Creek
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Sleepy Valley
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Fugitives Still Loose After Escape From County Jail
Search continues for James Harrell and David Schier, two escapees armed with a .32 pistol. Authorities, including Sheriff Ross Boyer and an FBI agent, pursued leads from Kenneth Ducksworth but the pair did not emerge from the woods near Ona Hardee County.
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David Schier
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Kenneth Ducksworth
Harree
Schier
Ona
Hardee County
Chamber honors Workman TV with open house salute
The Sarasota Chamber of Commerce Industrial Division launches a series of salutes to industry with Workman TV at State Road 780. Founder Henry Workman invites the public to tour Sunday May 22 from 1 to 4 pm. Workman TV moved from Teaneck to Sarasota in 1959 to improve living conditions and tax climate.
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Sarasota
Workman TV
Fruitville
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Workman
Teaneck
Industrial Committee
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Coast Guard Aids Russian Trawler With Ill Seaman
A U S Coast Guard cutter escorted a Kaliningrad trawler into Atlantic City New Jersey to disembark a seriously ill crewman Ivan Baluik 26 year old seaman. He was taken to Atlantic City hospital with acute infection of the upper respiratory system. The 260 ton trawler had sailed March 9 from Kaliningrad with a crew of 26 plus two women for fishing off Nova Scotia.
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Kaliningrad
Nova Scotia
Kensington Park Homes Open for Residents at 14 Acre Club
Kensington Park announces a new 14 acre swim and country club for residents. Sarasota offers best home values ranging from 12 450 to 19 450 with contact RI 17 3011 for more information.
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Kensington Park
Sarasota
War Ends for Japanese Soldier in Guam Jungle After 16 Years
Japanese Private Bunzo Minagawa, missing since 1944, surfaced near Agana Guam after 16 years living in jungle isolation. He claimed disbelief at Japan's loss, said he avoided farms and roads, and was found in good health with a Buddha statue and worn fatigues. Aided by two Guamanians, he was subdued after a brief struggle.
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Bunzo Minagawa
Minagawa
United States
Japan
Buddha
Sumay
3219Th
Bayshore Gardens Homes Open on US 41 Prices Begin at 10790
Bayshore Gardens on US 41 between Sarasota and Bradenton offers homes priced from 10 790 to 16 596. Open daily from 9 am to dark. The development advertises a pleasant community life with affordable housing options.
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Bayshore Gardens
Sarasota
Bradenton
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