North Korea Fortifies for Potential War After May Day
North Korea warns of renewed hostilities and vows full readiness to strike at any moment. Premier Kim Il Sung urged impregnable defenses as U S plans to reintroduce Japanese forces in Korea loom. Reunification remains a top goal as rapid postwar progress reshapes Pyongyang and nearby towns.
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Walsh Hoffman Nuptial Vows Given In Troy
Miss Karen A. Walsh became the bride of Kenneth C. Hoffman at Sacred Heart Church in Troy. Rev. Clement Handron officiated the Nuptial Mass with a full ceremony. The bridal party included matron of honor Mrs James Nash and bridesmaids Misses Carol Lasko Barbara Normile and Mrs Edwin Newell. Flower girl Rachel M Walsh. Best man Gabor P Toth with ushers Michael Roche Jr Joseph Felson Thomas Hoffman and others.
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Fairview Park
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Xenia
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Pittsburgh
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Joseph L. Felson
Miami
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Boston
Wagon Train Star Frank McGrath Dies at 64
Hollywood confirms actor Frank McGrath known for Wagon Train and Tammy roles died after a heat attack at Citizens Emergency Hospital. The 64 year old, born in Mound City Montana, rose from jockey hopeful to stunt man before becoming a regular on Wagon Train. He also appeared on Tammy before health issues forced him off.
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Tammy
Internal Struggles Tie China's Policy to Vietnam Stance
Nationalist China's Vice-President and Premier Yen told NBCs Meet the Press that Red China is too embroiled in internal strife to risk confrontation with the United States over Vietnam. He warned fanaticism and internal pressures could trigger a rash policy shift in Peking during a four day New York visit.
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Worthington and Studebaker Discuss Merger
New York AP report says Worthington Corp and Studebaker Corp sit down on a possible merger. Key issues remain unsettled including form and terms of integration and required approvals by boards and stockholders. Frank Nunlist of Worthington and Randolph Guthrie of Studebaker announced the discussions.
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Alumnae Group Plans Benefit Cocktail Party
The Capital District Chapter of the Alumnae Association of the College of Mt St Vincent will hold a Saturday cocktail party from 4 to 7 p.m. at Mrs. Michael McLane's home 1271 Keyes Ave Schenectady. Mrs. McLane chairs the event aiding the College Fund with assistants Mrs. Eugene Lanigan Miss Nina Rose and Miss Marion Kelly, all of Schenectady.
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Marion Kelly
Scheinectady
Battle near DMZ: U.S. forces strike North Vietnam
Air Force pilots blasted a surface to air missile site near the 17th Parallel and downed several MiGs in the heaviest days of action in six months. U.S. troops shifted units north, with the 101st Airborne Brigade moved to bolster near the DMZ as combat continues across northern provinces.
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Kennedy Tariff Talks Continue
Common Market sources report tentative progress in tariff talks led by Eric Wyndham White at Le Bocage villa near Geneva. The five year effort aims to cut tariffs on chemicals steel aluminum and other goods with farm products later added. Japan’s refusal to join complicates the food aid plan and could shift shares among United States Common Market and Japan.
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Soldier Held In Hatchet Assault In Rutland
An 18-year-old Rutland soldier was charged with assault with intent to kill with a dangerous weapon after attacking his 5-year-old cousin Lorraine Ann Grey at her Rutland home. She is in critical condition at Mary Fletcher Hospital with a skull fracture and head wounds. Robert M. Grey pled not guilty by reason of insanity in Rutland District Court. Bail was set at $20,000 and he was ordered to the state hospital at Waterbury for examination.
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Waterbury
Niagara Falls Repair Starts Today
Damage from a rockslide dumping about 100 tons into the Niagara gorge north of the American Falls will be repaired starting today, with completion expected by Wednesday. Park official Arthur Bi Williams, manager at Niagara Frontier State Park, announced the plan to reopen access to the Prospect Point observation tower.
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Quiet in Hong Kong after curfew lifted
Hong Kong returned to relative calm after the dusk to dawn curfew was lifted. Scattered stone throwing occurred in the San Po Kong district, the focal point of turmoil linked to a strike by Chinese workers in artificial flower factories. Communist papers denounced British rule and alleged US involvement.
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Nixon Sees Tight 1968 Race After Brazil Visit
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon predicted the 1968 presidential contest would be close, similar to 1960, during a news conference after a hurried trip to Sao Paulo Brazil. He said he would not make political capital abroad but expected a tight election, unlike 1964.
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Latin America
Two Killed In Area Accidents From Biondo Family Tragedy
Two people died in separate area accidents near Milton Center on County Road 43. Funeral arrangements for the Biondo family were set in Nassau and Colonia, while Albany Medical Center treated the man who died after a western road crash. Survivors include a wife Sheila Myers and daughter June Deborah Banks, with funeral plans in Philadelphia for another.
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Pope Paul VI Returns from Fatima Peace Pilgrimage
In a rested, confident voice Pope Paul VI spoke to about 15,000 in St. Peter's Square after returning from Fatima. He urged justice and peace and blessed the crowd, as reporters noted the crowds in Fatima where some 2 million people gathered for prayers.
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