Reds Execute U S Officer in Viet Nam War News
An American Army lieutenant was executed by Communist guerrillas 30 miles north of Saigon in broad daylight. Two Vietnamese military men traveling with him were also killed. The three bodies were found by a military patrol. The American’s name was withheld. Route 13 has seen past ambushes and other advisers have been killed on this highway. In Laos, Premier Souvanna Phouma said peace chances are very slim and he distrusts all sides after the Pathet Lao attack on control commission helicopters.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Route 13
Viet Nam
Mekong River
Can Tho
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Souvanna
Plaine Des Jarres
Control Commission
Bishop bans glossalalia in California Episcopal churches
In a pastoral letter Bishop James A. Pike prohibits encouraging glossalalia or speaking in tongues in the California diocese. Exorcism of alleged possession now requires explicit authorization and psychiatric collaboration. He cites danger to church peace and sound doctrine.
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San Francisco
James A. Pike
California
Pike
Ohio Weekend Traffic Toll Rises with 11 Deaths
Ohio reports 11 traffic deaths over the weekend and a total toll of 17 from miscellaneous mishaps across the state.
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Ohio
Columbus
Clinton County Primary Election Tabulations Info
Election facts on the Clinton County primary results will be available Tuesday from 7 30 p m at the regular telephone information line. Additional information is also available at the News Journal desk and by calling 382 2574.
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Clinton County
The
News-Journal
Nellie Moore
N. South St
Long’s
Superior Rug Service
Friends Church
N. Mulberry St. Blanchester
Public
Blan
Birmingham Peaceful March Marks Racial Integration Push
In Birmingham Alabama a peaceful march of more than 1000 Negroes from New Pilgrim Baptist Church to a park and back drew fire hose and dog warnings but ended without violence. Police Commissioner Connor allowed the march after earlier tactics. over 1400 arrests were made in four days as Justice officials urged restraint.
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Birmingham
Ala
Eugene Connor
Burke Marshall
U.S. Justice Department
Dick Gregory
Greenwood
Miss
New Pilgrim Baptist Church
Connor
Light turnout expected for Tuesday's primary elections
Moderate turnout anticipated in Wilmington Branches ter and Sabina Republican primaries. Voters will decide mayoral bids council seats and village clerk races. Sabina to vote on school levy. Blanchester has mayor and clerk contests with no measures. Precinct polling places listed.
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Wilmington
Branchester and
Sabina
Blanchester
Patton Motor Sales
E. Main St
Ideal Distributing Co
Blan
Blanchester Oil Company
Sabina C
Nunn
Richland East
Richland West
Wilson Township
Nasser Visit Clouded by Algerian Crisis and Nile Tragedy
Algeria mourns Foreign Minister Mohamed Khemisti aged 33 after a fatal gunshot. A Nile ferry disaster near Maghagha kills 216 and leaves 126 missing. Nasser’s Algeria visit is dampened by mourning and regional Syria tensions with Baathists.
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Algiers
Algeria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Mohamed Khemisti
Khemisti
Maghagha
Uper Nile
Nile
Cairo
Syria
Egypt
Iraq
Ba’ath
Ba’athi
Ann Baird Crowned Fever Day Queen at Wilmington College
Ann Baird a 20 year old Mechanicsburg freshman won Miss Wilmington College during Fever Day. She received a 200 scholarship to modeling school from Pat Stevens Model Agency Cincinnati a 25 savings bond from First National Bank a 20 gift from Clinton County National Bank a camera shop gift certificate and wallet a 15 gift certificate from Shiffs Shoe Store a bracelet from Hiatt Jewelry and two dinners at Blue Grass Restaurant. Runners up were Bonnie Strachen Linda Kay Wisbey and Prue Brown. Kip Roberts Sabina won best of show in the antique car contest with a 1930 Packard Phaeton and winners were named in several Model T and Model A classes.
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Port Brunette
Mechanicsburg
First National Bank
Clinton County National Bank
Shiffs Shoe Store
Hiatt Jewelry Store
Blue Grass
Bonnie Strachen
Gnadenhutten
Linda Kay Wisbey
Loveland
Prue Brown
Berwyn
Kip Roberts
Sabina
C. M. Vickers
Midland
Walter Gilliam
Springfield
Elden Leighty
Dayton
Earl Owning
Phil Tatman
Washington D. H
al Clark
Buick
Les Chapman
Cincinnati
Plymouth
J. D. Bye
Siberling
Alvis
Elden Armbrust
Stutz
R. E. Stockton
Urbana
Lincoln
Bullring Goring Crashes Tijuanan Crowd
A 900-pound bull gored 22 year old matador Victor Huerta in the Tijuanan bullring, lofting him and inflicting facial injuries before he was taken to a sanitarium in serious condition. Matador Manolo do Santo killed the bull.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Victor Huerta
Huerta
Manolo Do Santo
Busy Session Faces Congress
Washington AP reports a busy week ahead as Congress tackles bills on the national debt military pay congressional junketing and postal service. The $6 billion appropriation funds Treasury and Post Office for the new fiscal year with Senate moves to restore much of the House cuts, including $77 million to the Post Office budget. A House feed grains bill may be acted on later in the week.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Treasury
Post Office
Kennedy
Post Office Department
Senate Appropriations Committee
Ten Marchers Remain in Alabama Jail Pilgrimage Halted
Ten Freedom Marchers, five white and five Negro, stay jailed in Fort Payne Alabama after refusing bond. They aim to complete a Mississippi pilgrimage retracing William L. Moore's route, arrested on breach of the peace charges with $300 bonds, and plan to await a June 3 circuit court hearing.
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Fort Payne
Ala
Mississippi
William L. Moore
Baltimore
Attalla
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jackson
Miss
Alabama
Georgia
Corregidor Fall 21 Years Ago Recalled by Army Officer
Army Col. Burton R. Brown recalls parley with Japanese leaders on Corregidor surrender 21 years after the island fell. He notes the last stand, harsh bombardment, and his belief that relief was unlikely yet never felt abandoned by the United States. Brown, then a coast artillery major, later served on the Pentagon staff amid three years in Japanese camps.
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Army
Burton R. Brown
Jonathan Wainwright
Corregidor
U.S
Philippines
Pacific
West Pointer Brown
Erie
Gon
Manila
Coast Artillery
Idandie
George Fope
Bataan
Corregi
Brown
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Australia
Rockefeller Honeymoon Blossoms Amid Political Speculation
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and Margaretta Murphy honeymoon at Monte Sacro ranch in Venezuela after marrying in New York. They plan a two week stay as U.S. political observers debate how the marriage may affect Rockefeller's 1964 presidential prospects.
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New York
Gov
Nelson Rockefeller
Caracas
Venezuela
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Margaretta Fitter Murphy
Monte Sacro
Lane
Idlewild
United States
Catholic Push Into Public Schools Eyed
A Missouri plan to enroll parochial students in public schools sparked anger and transfers to public schools as parents react to a House committee action. Rep. Harry Goldberg said he would reassess the committee's prior move to kill a bill authorizing bus transport for private and parochial students amid looming debates on church state issues.
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Kansas City
Missouri
House
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Harry Goldberg
Judiciary Committee
New Mexico Honors Pancho Villa Widow
Luz Corral de Villa widow of Francisco Pancho Villa was named an honorary citizen of New Mexico at a Cinco de Mayo observance. The presentation by Columbus Mayor J. V. Carreon included neighboring Palomas and Chihuahua. Villa raided Columbus in 1916, killing 16 residents before being chased into Mexico by Gen. Pershing.
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Columbus
N.M
Luz Corral de Villa
Francisco (Pancho) Villa
New Mexico
Palomas
Chihuahua
Mexico
J. V. Carreon
Pancho Villa
John J. Pershing
Ohio Senate Set For Finance Bill
Ohio Senate Finance Committee to begin hearing on a 1.3 billion two year state budget. The week may see action on Sunday closing laws and a Senate plan to resolve conflicting court decisions. House has passed a Sabbath sale bill with exemptions. Industry and Labor and Commerce and Labor panels study workmen comp and jobless benefits reforms.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Finance Committee
105Th General Assembly
Senate
House
Kline L. Roberts
R-Franklin
House Industry and Labor Committee
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Dominican Government Ramps Up Border Troops With Invasion Talk
Dominican Republic sends thousands more troops to the Haiti border amid warnings and a tense crisis. President Juan Bosch may order a cross border move if conditions deteriorate, while OAS peace mission discusses the situation in Washington.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Bosch
Haiti
Alberto Zuleta Angel
Organization of American States
Washington
OAS Council
Tap
Zuleta
Caribbean
Hispaniola
Gonzalo Facio
Costa Rica
Jimani
Francois Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Russians Find Hitler That Body in Berlin Ruins
Paris AP report says author Cornelius Ryan cites Soviet acknowledgement of Hitler's death by his own hand and says the Russians identified the corpse in the burned Berlin bunker 18 years ago. He claims disposal details are withheld pending his book.
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Paris
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Berlin
Cornelius Ryan
Ryan
Hitler
Moscow
Eva Braun
Couple Married After January Courtship
In Union City Pennsylvania James Humes 90 and Effie Beatty 77 wed after a January courtship. The bride recalled she was shocked by the proposal but accepted.
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Union City
James Humes
Effie Beatty
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Ann Baird
Goring
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Bama
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