Stevenson considered as Illinois House candidate
Chicago June 4 AP reporters note potential Democratic bid in Illinois House at large race for November. James A. Ronan says Adlai E Stevenson II, Chicago lawyer, mentioned as possible candidate but no commitment. Stevenson, 33, son of the 1952 1956 nominee, says he is available for public service. Earl D Eisenhower already named among Republicans, a rival slate with other so called ribbon candidates.
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Chicago
Witnois
United Nations
James A. Ronan
Adlai E. Stevenson II
Ilinois House
Rowan
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Earl D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
la Grange Park
Democratic Party
Riots Spread Across South Korea Amid Martial Law Tensions
Demonstrations erupt in eight cities as President Park Chung-hee faces extended martial law. In Inchon 1000 students call for Park resignation while high schools close three days. Kwangi sees the most violent clashes. 600 injured, 91 arrested as police and protesters clash.
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Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Inchon
Park
Kwangi
T & Strall
Two Utah Miners Die in Deep Coal Mine Cave-In
Two veteran miners Morris Marzo age 47 of Price and Leland Huntsman age 49 of Castle Dale were killed in a rock collapse deep inside a central Utah coal mine. A third miner escaped. four rescuers were slightly injured as a second rockfall occurred during body recovery after a six hour effort by hand to move fallen rock in the 1500 foot shaft.
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Utah
Morris Marzo
Price
Leland Huntsman
Castle Dale
Mr McCaleb Dies in Murphysboro
Union T. McCaleb aged 7 9 Nt rare Sr. Murphysboro died at 11 30 p m Wednesday at his home Funeral arrangements are pending at Meyer Denny Funeral Home.
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MR. McCaleb
Murphysboro
T. McCaleb
Ntrare Sr
Meyer-Denny Funeral Home
Ethiopian Ambassador Shot in Stockholm Embassy
Ethiopian Ambassador Abale Agede was wounded in a shootout with his Swedish chauffeur after a dispute in his second floor office at the Stockholm embassy. The Polish-born chauffeur fled the scene as police questioned witnesses and transferred both men to headquarters for investigation. Agede, 41, formerly posted to Washington and the U.N. delegation, was hospitalized with a bullet in the shoulder and abdomen.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Abale Agede
G. V. Larsen
Agede
Ye Sernaphim Hospital
Larsen
Ethiopia
Washington
U.N. Deleg Pation
Sarnoff Defends Video Chains and Ownership
NBC chairman Robert W. Sarnoff told 400 executives that multiple owned and newspaper owned TV stations lead in broadcast pioneering. He attacked monopoly fears, urged competition, and argued against restraints on ownership as hindering public choice and innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Sarnoff
The
National Broadcasting Company
Sarnoff
Violence in Subways Strikes New Yorker Ismael Valez
New York police reported a stabbing in the subways early today at 72nd Street and Broadway. Ismael Valez, 42, was wounded in the chest by an unidentified assailant and admitted to hospital in satisfactory condition after being struck as he stepped off a rain. The attacker fled.
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New York
Ismael Valez
72Nd St
Broadway
Valex
Two Skeletons Found in Burned Ship Hull
Salvage crews pumping water from the hull of the burned Norwegian freighter Sandanger found skeletal remains in two underwater cabins on the port side. One skeleton lay in the cabin of a missing stewardess and the other in the cabin assigned to Capt and Mrs Morland of San Pedro California. Identification awaits.
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San Diego
Calif
Andres Morland
San Pedro
Debated Cuban Raiding Plot Reported Near Anguilla Cay
A 1964 news fragment notes a landing party near Anguilla Cay in the Bahamas. The craft carried guns and 1,000 photographs, aiming to raid Cuba. Eight suspects were captured after a four mile pursuit, with ammunition and fuel aboard. Authorities identify a large тай supply planned for the raid.
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Southern Illinoisan
Carbondale
Herrin
Murphysboro
Anguilla Cay
Bahamas
Cuba
Ned
British Seize Castro Foe in Bahamas Port
In Nassau on June 4 AP reports British destroyer Decoy seized eight people including Manuel Ray a former Fidel Castro ally and head of the Cuban revolutionary junta. Five Cubans and two American photographers were paraded to magistrate, while Ray remained aboard awaiting action. Ray had defected from Castro in 1960 and vowed to fight in Cuba or die by May 20.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Manuel
Manolo) Ray
Cuba
Ray
Fidel Castro
Florida
Andrew St. George
New York
Tom Dunkin
Nigel Morris
Sasha
Diaz
Yneart
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Sunnyside
Bop
Wabh
IRA
C.T
Sad Sawyer Ty—Munthysborg
Victor Stemper
Kimball
Stemper
New York Times News Service
Hollywood
Teem
Beltone Hearing Aid Service
Gray Plaza
Logan Mouse
Beltone
Castro
North Park
Plymouth
Porter Bros. Motors, Inc
Liberty
Murphysboro, Ill
Turton and Slaybaugh Motor Co., Inc
V4th and Poplar, Sts
Eason Motor Co., Inc
East Main St
Carbondale, Ill
Karr Motor Co
Herrin, Ill
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