Pirates Murder Captain and Escape in Cuban Waters
American pirates who fled U S and outpaced the Coast Guard boarded a charter cruiser, killed its captain Angus Boatwright and marooned five passengers on Elbow Key. Barbara Tables wife of one pirate and four Pennsylvanians survived as U S and British officials questioned the castaways in Nassau Bahamas.
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Nassau
Bahamas
UPID
U.S. Coast Guard
Angus Boatwright
Boatwright
Islamorada
Florida Keys
Tables
Kent Harckinson
Pennsylvania
Phiester L. Harrop
Coast Guard
Cuba
De Gaulle Warns of France Stockpiling Nuclear Arms
French President Charles de Gaulle told a joint session of Congress that France would stockpile atomic arms if the United States Britain and Russia do not dismantle their nuclear arsenals. He urged an international move toward disarmament and a ban on new weapon development. The speech followed pre summit talks with President Eisenhower and Khrushchev and a Camp David briefing.
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Washington
UPI
French Republic
Charles de Gaulle Tolel
Congress
United States
Britain
Russia
France
House
Senate
de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Camp David
Christian A. Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
U.S
London
UPE
West Berlin
East Germany
Baku
Khrushchev
Berlin
Germany
Tass
Koreans Rioting Again Over Lee Ki Poong
In Seoul thousands of students attacked the government after elections. They stormed Lee Ki Poong's home, battered guards, and rioted toward the U S Embassy as troops used tear gas and gunfire to try to quell the crowd.
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Seoul
UPS
Lee Ki Poong
Lee
Red Cross
U.S
Syngman Rhee
Home Ministry
Rhee
Where To Turn Probe Starts In Beating Investigation
Lorain launches an inquiry into a police beating claim filed by a Negro litigant. The probe centers on alleged misconduct by officers amid a broader public safety dispute.
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Lorain
Pg. Ind
Camera bugs will be 2 billion business by 1970
By 1970 photography is projected to double its current annual business with 60 000 000 still cameras in use, up from 40 000 000, and 3 500 000 000 pictures taken each year. The Chronicle Telegram Classifieds promotes placing ads to join the boom.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lo Tain
Living Costs Inch Up To New Peak
The Labor Department reports consumer prices rose in March to 125.7 percent of 1947-49 levels, led by food costs which jumped 0.3 percent. Used car values fell 4.1 percent, while pork chicken eggs and fresh fruit prices increased, with vegetables cheaper due to good harvests. About 800,000 railroad workers will gain penny-an-hour boosts from the rise in living costs since last September.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Arnold Chase
Burning Banned by Ohio Forestry Division
Ohio Forestry Division cancelled all burning permits as fire conditions in woods reached a seven year high. Officials warned residents to avoid open flames and outdoor burning amid extreme risk across the state.
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Columbus
UPT
State Forestry Division
Ohio Woods
Wakeman Youth Dies In Crash
Clifford J. Krebs, 17, of Wakeman was killed when his car crashed into a bridge railing on Rt. 250 at Avery in Erie County. He was traveling south and reportedly left of center at 60 to 70 mph. the impact was fatal.
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Sandusk
Clifford J. Krebs
R.D
Wakeman
Avery
Rt. 250
Erie County Sheriff's
Krebs
Earthquake in Lar Leaves Town in Ruins and Toll Rises
TEHRAN Iran troops and emergency crews race to Lar after two major quakes devastate the village during a children's day celebration. Death toll estimates range 1000 to 1500 with 400 bodies recovered by noon. Shah ordered tents food and medicine airlifted. Lar lies 300 miles southwest of Tehran with access by road or small plane.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Lar
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Red Cross
Whites Attack Negroes In Beach Race Flareup
In Biloxi Mississippi a beach integration clash left 11 people wounded. White assailants armed with clubs chains and firearms attacked a group of Negroes near the Gulf of Mexico. Police ordered liquor outlets closed and residents urged to stay indoors as shootings spread through the resort city.
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Biloxi. Miss
Biloxi
Laz Quave
Gulf of Mexico
Hope Emerson TV Star Dies in Hollywood
Actress Hope Emerson known for roles as a mother and Sarge died Sunday night from an unspecified ailment. Born in Haywarden she rose from a small town to New York stage and radio fame before Hollywood success. The report also notes a separate violent incident with injuries and arrests involving four Black suspects, a 11 year old white boy, and several wounded individuals outside a restaurant and on a street bench.
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Hollywood 'Upd
Hope Emerson
Peter Ginn
Sarge
Emerson
Haywarden
New York
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Andrew Parker
Oscar Jones
George ‘Riley
Roma May Patterson
Levanie Rankin
Elnora McHair
Five Die In Plane and Car Crash Near Columbus
A light plane traveling west to Buckeye Lake collided with a car on U S 40 east of Columbus, killing five. Victims include Delbert Stiles 23 and Monalee Stiles 22, and passengers Rita Lyle 19 and Julia Jacques 58, plus Jimmy Wingle 14. Donald Landrum helped pull survivors from the burning car as FAA and CAA agents investigated possible high wind factors.
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Delbert Charles Stiles
Columbus
Monalee
Rita Cecile Lyle
Jimmy Wingle
Julia Jacques
Donald Landrum
Kirkersville
Landrum
Dorothy Wingle
Hvo
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Barbara Tables
San Antonio, Tex
Elbow Key
Miami
Seaborn
Alvin Tables Jr
Billy Ray Lees
Texas
Key West
Fla
John M. Spottswood
Pennylvania
Wilkinsburg
F. J. Schulze
Monroeville
Edward MccCrady
Penn Hills
Stanton C. Fogie
East McKeesport
Pittsburgh
Muriel
Charles DE Gaulle
Gettsyburg
Saraha Desert
Yiu Tai Ha
Republic of Korea
Tokyo
Yin
UPI Telephoto
Stock Car Racing Association
Lorain County Speedway
Ridgeville
Medina
Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers
Amherst
Abby
TV Hilites
Wabington
Nikita
German Democratic Republic
Fern Bertin
Duy
U.S. 40
Here
Stiles
Columbus Southwest
Ernest Bowers
Bowers
Roy Vine
Gene Miler
Buckeye
Federal Aviation Agency
Civil Aeronautics Board
Felix Sanduski
FAA
Sanduski
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