Kremlin reports Red mobs invade Soviet territory
Mobs of up to 1000 shouting Red Chinese have invaded Soviet territory in Siberia over six months, aiming to spur a cultural revolution, with Pravda noting border attacks and border guards in mutiny pressure as the Kremlin reported. Algiers courts edge Tshombe extradition case toward a ruling with a high court decision expected tomorrow.
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UPI
Soviet
Communist Party
Pravda
Siberia
Peking
Soviet Union
Explorer 35 Races Flawlessly Toward Moon Orbit
National Explorer 35, a 230 pound lunar science craft, raced toward a moon rendezvous to study radiation hazards for astronauts. Launched on a precise path, it will meet the moon around 6 am EDT Saturday with no mid course corrections.
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UPI
State Democrat Plea Triggers Primary Talk in New York
In Warsaw, AP reports Democratic state chair John J. Burns urged would-be candidates to declare interest for a run against Republican Sen. Jacob K. Javits, signaling a move toward a Democratic primary. Burns said Javits is not an invincible candidate. In Syracuse, UPI notes the Board of Education weighs a racial balance plan to group four grade schools into central campuses amid shifting neighborhood populations and concerns over isolation.
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Democratic Party
U.S
Jacob K. Javits
Wyoming County
John J. Burns
Javits
Syracuse
UPI
Syracuse Board of Education
Franklyn Barry
Carroll Hill to Get Kiddie Land Play Area
City plans a Kiddie Land in the Carroll Hill area near St. Joseph's Cemetery and Carroll Hill Elementary School. Councilman Frank E. Popp announced the project after City Manager Sidney C. Smith indicated immediate installation of ready equipment. The site sits on land once sold to the German Evangelical Lutheran Church and will be used by the city until the church builds a new church.
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112Th Street
Frank E. Popp
R-2
Sidney C. Smith
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Popp
Otto Kuhl
Teenager Held After Bridge Suicide Threat In New York
A teen aged boy named Carol Cameron was pulled from a brace on the George Washington Bridge after two hours of talk failed to calm him. He threatened to jump and was rescued by police and divers, then hospitalized for psychiatric evaluation at Bellevue after initial treatment at Columbia Presbyterian. Cameron had recently arrived from Vermont and said friends in Fort Lee, New Jersey, had “put him out.”
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Port Authority
John Gawlik
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
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