Neutralist Troops Lose Last Outposts in Laos
Neutralist forces near Dong Danh and Ban Kosi were routed by Pathet Lao, leaving Kong Le’s army largely trapped on a plateau near the Plaine. About 100 neutralists and three tanks escaped to the Plaine as other units faced encirclement, with casualties reported.
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Soviet Union
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Weather relief as rain eases brush fire threat
Firefighters report relief from dry weather after a brush fire on the Middle Road and a grass fire on Millwood Pike. April rainfall totals 0.24 inches with 0.01 in past 24 hours, averaging 3.16 inches for the month. Registration for first grade in Frederick County schools set for tomorrow in Bryarly Gibson Miller and Round Hill schools. A safety incident described as a sparkplug contact caused a minor cut and jitters.
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Middle Road
Millwood Pike
Frederick County
Bryarly, Gibson, Miller
Round Hill
Crier
Margaret Hodgson Hat and Dress Shop Clearance Sale
Spring sale at Margaret L Hodgson Hat and Dress Shop featuring reduced 25 percent on women and misses suits coats and children's coats and suits for preteen and junior buyers.
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Margaret L. Hodgson
Hundreds Evacuated From Brooklyn Subway Fire
Police and fire units evacuated about 600 people trapped on two stalled passenger trains after a fire in a work train motor sent dense smoke through the Ridgewood Brooklyn line. About 100 treated at scene and nearly 100 more to hospitals with smoke inhalation. power shut off at 3:05 p.m. and service resumed 6:41 p.m.
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Brooklyn
Ridgewood
Edward
Thompson
Samuel Marco
Harold Johnson
Foxes Get Bolder in City Shooting Incident on Hollingsworth Drive
A resident on Hollingsworth Drive shot a gray fox after a neighbor warned of a fox nearby. The fox fell behind the left foreleg. authorities tested the head for rabies at the Health Department lab in Luray. No bites reported. police urged residents to report animal injuries or bites.
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Doug Messall
Donnie Oates
Hollingsworth Drive
Mr. Oates
Cleveland
Alvin Johnson
Carl Edmondson
Kennedy Urged To Crack Down on Mississippi
The Civil Rights Commission urged President Kennedy to withhold federal funds from Mississippi until it complies with the Constitution. It cited ongoing rights violations against Negro citizens and called for stepped up federal action and possible legislation to ensure desegregation and lawful funding use.
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Mississippi
Washington
Commission
Palm Beach
Fla
Bert I. Bernhard
Jackson
Miss
Federal Aviation Agency
Phillip Swatek
FAA
Khrushchev Turns 69 As Birthday Largely Overlooked
Premier Khrushchev, aged 69, marked a quiet birthday at his Black Sea retreat in Gagra amid a warm spell. Pravda praised two new collections of his speeches, highlighting organizational and political insights and prospects for further progress.
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Khrushchev
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Black Sea
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Steel price rises spread to Bethlehem and National firms
Bethlehem Steel Co and National Steel Corp joined the parade of price increases sweeping major producers. The hikes raised hot rolled sheets and strip by 4 a ton, cold rolled sheets by 5, and galvanized sheets by 7, amid widespread industry moves and cautious White House signals on a broader rise.
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U.S. Steel Corp
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Inland Steel Co
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Inland
Develo
U.S. Steel
JW Students In Model Assembly
James Wood High students take part in the annual YMCA sponsored beth ereei day with Gov. Albertin S. Harrison as principal speaker at the joint assembly tomorrow night. Delegates and senators debate make believe bills as they learn the General Assembly process in a model session at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.
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Soba OM Apes
Albertin S. Harrison
Joint Assembly
General Assembly
Soviet Pianist and Wife Defect to England Reported
Soviet pianist Ashkenazy and his wife Dodie, traveling incognito with their one year old son Vladimir, are hiding in Britain after leaving the USSR on an indefinite stay. The Home Office noted Dodie is a Britain resident and they sought to avoid newsmen while hoping to continue practice.
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London
Kenazy
England
U.S.S.R
Ashkenazy
Vladimir
Home Office
Dodie
Iceland
Russia
Skylark Skipper Cited for Failure to Report Message
A Navy court of inquiry cited Lt. Cmdr. Stanley W. Hecker skipper of the Skylark for failing to report last messages from the Thresher during its fatal dive. Hecker, 36 of Brooklyn, is named to the investigation with 129 aboard. court will resume after he secures counsel. The Thresher sank 8,400 feet east of Cape Cod. no charges against Hecker.
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N.H
Navy
Stanley W. Hecker
Skylark
Thresher
Hecker
Brooklyn
N.Y
Cape Cod
Lawson P. Ramage
Atlantic Fleet
Adm
Bernard L. Austin
Inquiry Board
Watson
Washington
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Atome Energy Commission
John S. McCain
Naval Information
Slaying Suspect Held for Grand Jury Action
Gary L. Humes 21 a farm worker held in Frederick County jail on murder charges was ordered held for action of the county circuit court grand jury after a preliminary hearing. The grand jury meets May 20. Humes allegedly admitted killing 42 year old Forrest Walker Hubbard of Arlington who gave him a lift, with the body found March 30 near Poorhouse Road.
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Gary Leroy Humes
Frederick County
W. Erle Edwards
Humes
Hannibal
Arlington
Forrest Walker Hubbard
Poorhouse Rd
Treasure Box Opening Sale At Christ Church
The Treasure Box opens April 20 from 12 to 2 at Christ Episcopal Church Parish Hall with handmade articles on sale and lunch served. Public invited. Coats, suits, dresses discounted 25 percent at Wenders Inc.
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Christ Episcopal Church Parish Hall
Wender's, Inc
Hornung and Karras Suspended in Pro Football Probe
The NFL suspended Paul Hornung of the Packers and Alex Karras of the Lions indefinitely after an investigation into professional football. Five Detroit players were fined $2,000 each and the Lions organization was fined $4,000.
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NEW York
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Alex Karras
Detroit Lions
National Football League
Detroit
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