Jones Leads Halfway In Semile Memorial Race
Patnelli Jones led Scotsman Clark by 43 seconds at the three quarter mark of the 47th Semile Memorial at Indianapolis Speedway. Jones pit 22 seconds earlier, regained the front as rivals paused for stops. First 100 miles yielded 5850 in lap money and the leaders list shows Jones atop Clark and McCluskey etc.
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Parnelli Jones
Clark
Indistsapolis Speedway
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Learlers
Jows
Huger McCluskey
Eddie Sachs
Rieck Ruby
Dan Guinay
Roger Ward
Don Branwilt
Foyé
Paul Goldsmith
Progress reported in year-old Mexico border dispute
Washington officials say substantial progress is being made toward settling the long standing border disagreement with Mexico. They caution there is no prospect of a mutually satisfactory solution before President Kennedy travels near the disputed area and no planned meeting with Mexican President Lopez Mateos during that trip.
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Washington
Mexico
Kennedy
Ilolfo Lopez Mateos
Registration drive amid voting deadline confusion
Voter registration continues with a Saturday window from 3 am to 5 pm as officials urge residents to sign up before the May 7 deadline. Clerk Jota Beam notes new books at multiple sites and reports 12,270 registered as of now with about 5,006 expected to be Wyoming county voters. Local veterans list will determine eligibility for the city election.
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Jota Beam
Weare
Chet- Lee
Onre
Gibbe Gastoniam
Philadelphia Redistricting Budget Fight Amid NAACP Clash
Legislators press redistricting and budget bills as NAACP protests split Philadelphia. Violence at a North Philadelphia school project injured ten as pickets, laborers, and police clashed over labor rights and union access. Leaders pledge action to break down segregation in other cities.
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Philadelphia
National Association For the
Capitol St braces for new protests in Jackson MS
In Jackson Mississippi, integrationists plan further demonstrations while police promise more instant arrests. A Mississippi NAACP leader urged protesters to press on Capitol Street as arrests rose to 27 since Tuesdays start. White youths confronted pickets, bricks were thrown at a car in a Negro section, and a mixed group faced attacks at a lunch counter earlier. A new city law was cited in the unrest.
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Mississippi
Capitol Street
National Assusiation For the Advancement of Colored
Jimmy Brooke
Jimmy
Junnty Brooks
Valdesta
Barber
William Scott
New City
James Stercer
Young
Jackson
NAACP
Congress of Ra
Pope John XXIII Shows Signs of Recovery in Vatican Update
Vatican officials said Pope John XXIII had an excellent night of rest and improved health after a critical period marked by abdominal hemorrhaging. Doctors cautioned full recovery remains uncertain as transfusions and lingering risk of further bleeding are noted. A spokesman emphasized cautious optimism as Rome monitors his condition and potential movement in the coming days.
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Vatican City
Io John XXIII
Vatican
Gustav Int
Bolognia
Rome
Gasbarrini
Rouen
Ays
Werthescay
Amieto
Cognand
John Wes
Memorial Day recalls long US war tolls and silent graves
AAP recounts the nation’s major wars and lesser conflicts, noting the evolving toll from World War I through Viet Nam. It highlights about 2.3 million WWI veterans and 5.0 million Korea veterans, and references battlefield deaths, memorial traditions, and the National Cemetery system as veterans are remembered across decades.
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Washington
Korea
Laxington
Taejon
Get
Aesore
Deeplysburg
Normandy
Kores
Lake File
Viet Nam
National Cemetery
Deneath
Demotion Of Red Marshal Fires Scandal
MOSCOW AP reports a renewed espionage scandal after detective work reveals Farence and secret-actives ties. Soviet marshal Sergey Varentsov, aged around 60, was reduced in rank for opposing separation of Oleg Tonen and pushing him into a science coordination role. Penkovsky leaked photographs to Britain and the United States, with British businessman Greville Wynne jailed eight years for aiding espionage. The government newspaper Izvestia summarized the prosecution, detailing the marshal’s punishment and broader spy network implications.
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Hth
Sergey Sergeevich Varentsov
Acuiliery
Oleg
Greville Wynne
Gray
Peckovsky
Izvestia
Artecr Gory
Mayer
Nation Remembers War Dead On Memorial Day 1964
Nation marks Memorial Day with wreaths at Arlington and ceremonies nationwide. President Kennedy attends wreathlaying at Arlington, while Vice President and First Lady participate in observances. Long weekend and parades span the country as officials honor fallen servicemen, including those from World War II and Vietnam era, with services, gun salutes, and flags.
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National Cemetery
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al Rindge
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Albany
N.Y
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Mariup
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Nam
Pearl Harbor
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Arsenal National Cemetery
Ambrose Light
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New York Harbor
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Wade Talcas
North Carolina
Yintz
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First Texas Cavalry
Elmira
Tonawanla
Harford
Conn
Kennedy and Macmillan ready new Khrushchev proposal
The United States and Britain plan to send a proposal to Soviet Premier Khrushchev for a scientist led meeting to explore detecting nuclear explosions without on site inspections inside the Soviet Union. Secretary Rusk said the aim is to advance a nuclear test ban while breaking the current deadlock in talks.
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Washington
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Dean Rusky
U.S
iGehwna
Khrusnchev
Ranko Incorporation Bill Introduced
An incorporation measure for Ranko appears in the record with names of local officials and supporters. The report lists Jey 1 date, city figures Ama Flowers mayor and others such as J. G. Beglend and W. G. Craig as participants in the discussion.
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Ama Flowers
Mayer
J. G. Beglend
W. G. ‘Creig
Payer
B.C. ‘Tee
J. Padky
Ported Geel Lewinlster
Cromer
Quiet State Race Story Facts Remain Unclear
The text provided is garbled and unreadable, offering no clear people, places, dates, organizations, or events to summarize. It cannot establish concrete entities or a coherent incident for a factual headline and card.
Cuban Plane Lands at Charlotte in Emergency Landing
A chartered carrier from Cuba landed at Denzisa Airport today after declaring an emergency. The crew reported unspecified engine trouble, and authorities coordinated with Cuban, Canadian, and local aviation entities to ensure passenger safety and assess the situation.
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Cube
Interests
Canada
Denzisa
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