Bombing north of Vietnam escalates with 82 missions
U S air and naval forces carried out heavy attacks north of the border. Navy and Air Force pilots reported 82 missions, with 57 by the Navy and 25 by the Air Force, as crews engaged Communist targets near Thanh Ho and Vinh and on the southern flank. An Air Force Phantom pilot was missing after a near miss near Dong Hoi. another Phantom was lost. A U S soldier was abducted on National Highway 1 near Bong Son. In South Viet Nam Marines pressed operations near Quang Ngai, with 48 enemy killed and 26 captured. Nguyen Chu, ex police chief of Central South Viet Nam, was assassinated in Saigon.
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Probate of will and appointment of executor notice
Probate of will and appointment of executor listed with estate details. Also notice of incorporation for Seifert's Stevens Point, Inc and proceedings of Board of Supervisors dated May 3.
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Britain braced for seamans strike
London reports Britain facing a crippling strike by 62,500 merchant seamen within days. Officials expect no last minute settlement as the NUS rejects Prime Minister Wilson's interim proposal. strike to start Sunday at 7 p.m. EDT.
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China may have hydrogen bomb within nine months predicts congressman
Rep. Craig Hosmer says Red China will likely possess a hydrogen device within nine months amid its third test. AEC analysis of debris suggests the latest blast was an experimental step using enriched uranium without plutonium, with lithium-6 present, and a 130 kiloton yield. A radioactive cloud crosses the U S, moving through the Midwest.
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Boy Struck by Car Injures Eleven Year Old
An eleven year old Washington boy, Bruce Weidner, was struck by a car driven by Carl Prybl as he darted from behind a parked truck. He suffered burns to hands chest and head. skid marks show about 20 mph. No charges were filed.
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Two Drivers Injured In Washington Crash
A two car collision at about 8 p m Friday sent Rex Allen Stout and Donna Britain to the hospital with cuts and abrasions. Stout’s northbound car hit Britain’s eastbound vehicle, then struck a utility pole. Both cars were heavily damaged. Britain’s vehicle valued around 400 dollars. No charges filed pending police investigation.
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Interstate 80 crash kills two in Iowa
A 24 year old Des Moines man Charles Conn and 20 year old Francoise Magnier of La Rochelle France died when their sports car struck the rear of a semi trailer on Interstate 80 near West Branch. Truck driver Fred Small of North Platte Nebraska was turning at an emergency crossover when the car hit from behind. Magnier was a University of Iowa student.
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Kosygin Continues Talks With Nasser At Villa
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin and Egyptian President Gamal A. Nasser held a day of political talks at Nasser's seaside villa in Alexandria amid bristling anti American sentiment.
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Search under way in Tuscarora Mountains for kidnapped Peggy Ann Brodnick
About 600 searchers from state police FBI National Guardsmen and civilians comb the Tuscarora Mountains near Shade Gap Pennsylvania in a fourth day bid to find 17 year old Peggy Ann Brodnick and a masked kidnapper. Lt Edward Mitarnowski urged more volunteers especially hunters and campers to traverse rugged terrain. Peggy's father Eugene Bradnick expressed grim resolve hoping for her return while warning the suspect may be hiding in old cabins. Police noted the gunman could be the sniper seen by the children, wearing a mask and knee high boots.
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Astronauts seek medical approval for Gemini 9 launch
Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan undergo medical checks in Cape Kennedy as Gemini 9 readiness proceeds. The countdown for a Tuesday launch aims for a four hour pre-countdown and a first rendezvous with Agena in a record four hours. Recovery ships and aircraft are deployed in Atlantic and Pacific zones for anticipated splashdown. Cernan to perform a two hour 25 minute spacewalk using a jetpack unit reaching up to 125 feet from the capsule.
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Mississippi ends Prohibition era in last dry state
The Mississippi legislature voted to end prohibition by allowing local option elections at the county level. The move drew protests from bootleggers and clergy as liquor firms in nearby Louisiana opposed state wholesale houses. Gov. Paul Johnson could sign, veto, or let it become law in five days.
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Draft Test Shapes Choices for College Men
About 400000 college men tackle a three hour Selective Service exam across 1200 centers to decide draft fit. The test results go to local boards to gauge whether students belong in classrooms or on military fronts. SDS plans pickets and possible test seizures amid protests over Vietnam.
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Partly cloudy and warmer weather for Iowa ahead
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Sunday with occasional rain likely in the north and scattered showers and thunderstorms in the south. Lows tonight 45 to 50. Sundays highs from the mid 60s to the lower 70s. Monday outlook shows variable cloudiness and cooler with a chance of showers.
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