Le Moyne graduates hear Senator Lausche address
The 290 members of Le Moyne College's senior class received degrees at the fifth annual commencement at the War Memorial. Senator Lausche urged educated citizens for democracy and national strength while President Reilly conferred degrees and honored students. Willich, class representative, spoke on world problems and the graduates’ future challenges. Concluded on Page 4, Col. 5.
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LeMoyne College
War Memorial
Bercause
Frank J. Tausche
U.S. Stantor
Chis
Suulguane Yuals
Lausche
William L. Reilly
Robert J. Witelich
Willich
TeMoyne
First hurricane Alma brews in Caribbean threats Cuba Florida
Alma, the earliest tropical storm in 15 years, intensified to 75 mph and moved toward Cuba with forecasters expecting a more northeasterly path that could bypass Florida. Gales extend 278 miles from center, small craft urged to seek safe harbor as Alma lies near 17.9N 94.1W, 340 miles south southwest of Havana and 570 miles from Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Alma
Caribbean
Cuba
Aest Am
National Hurricane Center
Havana
Miami- Net
Florida
Son
Carolinas
Gilbert Clark
Cayman Islands
Latttude
Sean Island
U.S
Second transplant attempt for cancer patient details emerge
In Buffalo New York AP report, 22 year old Robert Rink of Centreville Michigan undergoes a second experimental cancer transplant at Fisher Park Memorial Institute. His partner is a Tucson, Arizona patient and the process follows earlier experiments by Welker and Allen with multiple deaths. Rink’s wife Jean expects their first child in September.
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Bupfalo
N.Y
Robert ¥. Allen
Jean
Fisawel] Park
Memorial Institute
Rulnk
Thomas E. Welker
Conrad
Mont
Rink
Montville
Mich
Weather forecast shows warm nights with scattered storms
The forecast calls for continued warm weather tonight and tomorrow with scattered showers or thunderstorms. Lows will remain warm and highs may reach around 85 to 90 degrees, with the area experiencing hot conditions inland.
Chuckle Opens Office Secretarial Quick Wit
A secretary to the office manager jokes about handling criticism by asking how to spell quit. The quip highlights workplace humor and a light moment in daily office life.
Syracuse University 1966 Commencement Honors Gov Rockefeller
Syracuse University held its 11th commencement at Archbold Stadium with about 11,000 in attendance. 2,200 graduates received bachelor and advanced degrees as Gov. Nelson Rockefeller urged value of education and warned against tax opposition while praising the university.
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Syracuse University
Syracuse
Archbald Stadium
Cement Bowl
Nelson Rockefeller
University
Joseph H. Murphy
Hockefeller
Rockefeller
Geverny
Dartmouth College
21 Day Battle Ends in 514 Communists Killed
In central highlands Saigon report: US 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division with South Korean and Vietnamese troops killed 514 Communists in 21 days of fierce fighting ending May 16. Operation Crazy Horse began with helicopter strikes and involved heavy Viet Cong fire and significant losses, plus 31 captured, 13 crew-served weapons taken.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
1St Cavalry
Toresher
Highlands
U.S
Willian P. Talley
Sims Hall
Rockefeller
John Norton
Pleiku
Viet Cong
Yellow Star Division
U. S
Air War in Vietnam Sees Reduced Pace and Targets
In South Vietnam and Saigon region, air operations show a scaled back pace with 47 multi aircraft missions. focused on bridges, barges, and storage areas. Navy pilots report a Soviet made surface to air mat site near Vinh exploded harmlessly. Eight bridges, two ferry complexes, three anti aircraft sites damaged or destroyed along with storage areas and nine trucks.
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North Viet Nam
Panhandle
Navy
Vinh
Satur¢sday
U. 8
Air Force
Gemini 9 lands safely after near perfect recovery at sea
Stafford and Cernan return to Cape Kennedy after three days and 21 minutes in orbit covering 45 orbits and about 1.2 million miles. The Gemini 9 crew earned cheers from sailors aboard the USS Wasp as they were retrieved, signaling a highly successful mission with a TV audience watching the Atlas recovery.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
Eugene A. Cernan
Thomas TP. Stafford
Cernan
Wasp
Globe
Stafford
Bird
Fight Dynamics
Space Twins
Navy
Space Agency
Agen
Walter AE. Schirvasr
Gordon Fr. Hartley
Ulis
Supreme Court Rules Sheppard Trial Unfair
The Supreme Court 2-1 ruled that Dr. Sam H. Sheppard did not receive a fair trial in the 1951 bludgeon slaying of his wife Marilyn due to publicity and a carnival atmosphere. The decision directs a new trial or relief and outlines court controls on press coverage in high profile cases.
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Washington
Theyc Supreme Court
Samus H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Jerud
Cleveland Osteopath
Reed
Tom C. Clark
Hugo L. Black
Sheppard
Cleveland
Clark
Hat Sheppard
Ohio
William Te. Saxbe
Trir
Iola T. Corrigan
Cuyahoga County
U.S. Dist
Carl Weinman
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Weinman
Sheprard
Supreme Court
Buddhist slate threatens end of Ky regime in Vietnam
In Saigon the Buddhist Institute demanded the resignation of President Ky and the state chief, as moderates and extremists dispute civilian representation in the junta. The Armed Forces revised the civilian list before sending it back for approval, amid warnings that any superficial change will deepen the crisis.
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SMGON
South Viet Namj
Unified
Buddhist 'Ap
Nguyen Cso
We Rae Regiing
Tor Institute
J ‘Oin
I Peas
Popl E Aprosinah
Caojthe
Dai
Corweil
Buddhist Institute
Nguyen van Thien
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Pei
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Bouin
the Weather Bureau
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CASE
By Robert Tuckman
Barflett
Kenneth G. Bartlett
Qnondaga
New York
UPI
Strategic Air Command
Psus
Gemini 9
Gernan
Carrier Wasp
Stafford, Cernan
Howard Benedict
Hatcher
Oren
City Life
Sylvia Torre Radic
Bark Wilson
Walter Winchell
Womens
Seco
Dr. Sam
High Court
Roud
Urcourt
Junta
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