Freeing of 18 captives by China ends four day ordeal
Hong Kong reports 18 yachtsmen freed by Communist China after four days in captivity. Two Americans, Carol Zinky and Joan von Sydow, remain detained for further interrogation. Other freed include a Briton, an Australian, a Frenchman, four Hong Kong Chinese, and three with Swedish American ties. The group says treatment was humane and they were not charged as spies.
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Christine von Sydow
Joan von Sydow
Spokane
Wash
Timothy Budge
Jocelyn Budge
Hong Kong
China
UPI
Charles R. Smith
JHE
Simeon Baldwin
Laguna Beach
Calif
Bessie Hope Donald
Bristol
Christian von Sydow
Baldwin
Miss Donald
Hector H. Ross
Carol Pauline Zinky
Ross
Colorado Springs
Colo
von Sydow
Joan
Christine
Sarah
Sixteen Amherst convictions not on state files
South Amherst Mayor Jack Walker faces questions as 16 teen traffic convictions from his mayor's court were not entered with the state bureau of motor vehicles as required. The Chronicle-Telegram found that none of the convictions were on file, despite Walker's claim of sending reports to Columbus. State law requires timely reporting to avoid misconduct in office.
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S. Amherst
South Amherst
Court of South Amherst
Jack Walker
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Chronicle-Telegram
Walker
Columbus
Sacramento
Reagan
Charles Samson
Heh Caen
San Francisco Chronicle
Doubleday Books
Baghdad By the Bay
Baghdad
Bay
Hixard Hughes
Wags
Pacific Coast
California
Las Vegas Strip
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Charles Richter
Former Pastor to Return in July
A former pastor of the United Church of Christ plans a July return to duties at a local church. The announcement appears in the Today’s index section, with page reference to 37.
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Huntington
United Church of Christ
Czechs Told to Behave in Moscow Ultimatum
Moscow warned Czechoslovak leaders to halt anti Soviet demonstrations or risk Soviet occupation troops. Tass said Grechko and Semyonov delivered the message on Soviet government orders after meetings with the Czechoslovak Communist leadership. The ultimatum offered a choice between curbing protests and requesting help from about 70 000 Soviet troops in the country.
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Moscow
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Andrei Grechko
Vladimir
Romania pleads for freedom at disarmament talks
In Geneva the Romanian chief delegate Nico lae Ecobescu urged respect for nations to decide their destiny without outside interference. The speech reacted to Moscow's threat to Czechoslovakia as Romanian leaders criticized the Soviet action while addressing disarmament issues.
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Geneva
Romania
Nicolae Ecobescu
Patron shot three times at Ely's Inn in Elyria
A man armed with a pistol shot Lewis Huber 57 of 376 Briar Lake Dr. three times at Ely’s Inn 45 East Ave. Huber in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Antonio Soto 2055 East 29th St. Lorain charged with shooting with intent to kill after reportedly threatening the victim. Witnesses and police describe a sudden homeward retreat and gunfire in the kitchen area. The weapon remains missing and motive unclear.
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Ely’s Inn
East Ave
Elytia
Lewis Huber
Briar Lake Dr
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Antonio Soto
29Th St
Lorain
Huber
Alice
He- Ten
Sally) Ely
Soto
Elyria
Eugene Campbell
Larry Naylor
Series on Ike continues today
The third excerpt from Eisenhower A Gauge of Greatness by Relman Morin runs on page three in today’s edition. A book order coupon appears on page 20.
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Eisenhower
Associated Press
Relman Morin
Resurrection debated as symbolic truth in Easter series
The fourth of a five part Easter series argues some theologians view Jesus resurrection as symbolic rather than a historical miracle. It cites Tillich and Bultmann arguing belief rests on inner experience and interpretation, not external facts or a literal empty tomb.
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Jesus
Andre Maurois
America
Paul Tilich
Germany
Rudolf Bultmann
Tillich
Bultmans
Christ
Weather summary with warmer, wet weekend ahead
Weather notes show increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight with a low near 3 percent? rain spreading east tomorrow. Highs in the mid to low fifties. Cloudy, cooler Saturday with rain ending. Southeasterly winds 5 to 16 mph, rising tonight to 16 to 28 mph tomorrow. Sunset, moonrise times noted. High 38 at 2:15 pm yesterday. low 24 at 5:15 am today. Details on page 29.
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Chundy
Torrow
San Tise
Palm Springs Hippie Rampage Suppressed by Police Clampdown
Palm Springs police with reinforcements up to 100 miles away quell two days of violence by thousands of vacationing youths. About 300 arrests were made for drunkenness and disturbances. Police reported injuries and a shooting incident as crowds gathered outside a baseball park and a rock show ended with gunfire and tear gas.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Tahquitz Canyon
San Francisco braces for a quake themed April 18 celebration
Mayor Alioto plans a public event in Union Square with coffee, Caruso records, and a San Francisco movie showing to lift gloom on the quake anniversary. Officials note predicting earthquakes remains uncertain while many tremors occur monthly in the region.
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San Francisco
UPI
Joseph Alioto
Golden State
Army Field
Union Square
Caruso Records
Alioto
Jeanette MacDonald
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George W. Cornell
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