Kidnapped Girl Sought After Diner Note Sparks Investigation
A waitress finds a scrawled note in a Springfield New Jersey diner claiming a 20 year old girl is kidnapped. Police traced a Pontiac last seen at the eatery to a date with William Kuhlman 21. Mary Ann Soos 16 described missing since Sunday. Kuhlman has juvenile arrest record. both described with physical traits and clothing.
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Irene D’ambroshe
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New Premier Pompidou Assumes Office In France
Paris report says Georges Pompidou becomes premier as Charles de Gaulle presses a plan to revive France as a world power. The cabinet and de Gaulle outline steps to restore prestige and independence moves in Algeria, signaling a renewed phase of national ambition.
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Alaska battles Japan as fishing ship pursuit heats up
Alaska officials report a second Japanese vessel, the Shoichi Maru No. 7, was launched in a strait pursuit and two Japanese captains were brought to court. The article also notes broader postwar political shifts in France and economic focuses on crab fishing and national modernization.
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Europeans strike in Algeria amid rising violence and protests
The SAO and European factions triggered a weekend of violence in Oran and Algiers as a daylight raid on a central telephone exchange spurred reprisal tensions. Nine killed and 46 wounded Sunday, bringing 1962 totals to 3,656 dead and 7,955 hurt as mobs clashed and authorities kept patrols tight. The NLF urged restraint while extremists aimed to incite a larger Muslim reaction against the French colonial set up.
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Mrs Glenn Named Chu’s Mother of the Year in Columbus
Mrs John H Glenn Sr of New Concord was named Chu s Mother of the Year in Columbus on Saturday. She accepted the honor with humility and referenced her astronaut son.
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John H Glenn Sr
New Concord
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Where To Turn Lorain Fund Doubts Aired
A Lorain community fund faces doubts as supporters and critics debate its direction. Local officials and residents weigh potential impacts, funding priorities, and transparency concerns amid ongoing discussions.
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Lorain Fund
Weather Forecast Summary for the Northeastern Region
Unclear OCR text indicates a sunny day with cooler morning and warmer afternoon. Forecast mentions lower temperatures around 22 degrees with a mild to fair pattern and a warmer Sunday with a forecasted high near 28 degrees.
Rusk Dobrynin Meet on Berlin Tensions Amid Western Bickering
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin held an afternoon Berlin talks at the State Department as Allies argued over concessions. Chancellor Adenauer opposed proposed East German status amid Western settlement efforts. State Department denied a report of a 3500 man Berlin garrison cut as part of Russia talks.
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Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Berlin
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West Germany
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Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
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East German officials demand US withdrawal from Berlin to reach access talks. Neues Deutschland insists East Germany won’t police traffic and sovereignty must be recognized. Clay vows US protection as Washington negotiates. Brandt urges vigilance but urges trust in US. Castro-linked ransom plan fuels cross-country drive for freed prisoners as exiles anticipate return to Cuba.
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Allies face West Berlin access reform amid Khrushchev talks
Bonn reports indicate US Secretary Rusk may offer to cut the Allied garrison in West Berlin by about a quarter. The plan would internationalize border routes with East Germany having input, while trading pledges on nuclear know-how and non aggression. Britain backs the plan. France opposes negotiations, backing Adenauer.
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London Ex cartoon mocks rise in price and politics
A front page cartoon in yesterday's London Evening Standard features a woman lamenting soaring price levels. The caption satirizes inflation and politics with a line about Prime Minister Kennedy and a jab at government timing.
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Tate
McElroy Campaign Costs Draw DiSalle Response
Gov Michael V. DiSalle criticized Atty Gen Mark McElroy for running "the most expensive primary campaign" after McElroy's letter to about 10 000 highway employees promised job retention if he won. DiSalle said the move aimed to squelch rumors of layoffs and sparked rival claims of a costly campaign.
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UPI
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Four children die in stove blast at Lakeview home
Four children aged seven months to seven years were killed when a heating stove exploded in the Logan County residence of Mr and Mrs Charles Branson in Lakeview. Their mother escaped the flames and could not return. The family had moved from Indiana two weeks prior.
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DiSalle
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James A Rhodes
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Branson
Portland Zoo Welcomes Newborn Baby Elephant
A baby elephant weighing about 2 percent of a ton was born at the Portland Zoo to Belle and her mate. The mother and calf were briefly separated for weighing, then reunited as crowds watched through the glass. Zoo director Jack Marks recovered after fainting from stress, while owner Morgan Berry of Seattle cared for Belle and the calf. The last U S elephant birth prior to this was Salt Lake City in 1918.
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Byron White Sworn In as 93rd Supreme Court Justice
Byron White took the constitutional oath to join the Supreme Court as the 93rd justice. The private ceremony was conducted by Chief Justice Earl Warren with only fellow justices present in the chamber.
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Byron Ro White
Supreme Court
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