U S Sends Advisers Into Laos amid Cease Fire Talks
The United States agrees to dispatch advisers to zones in Laos to aid loyal forces against communist rebels at the Laos government request. Washington backs Britain's push for a Soviet cease fire within 24 hours, while the Soviet Union delays a firm deadline. Souvanna Phouma cancels a Washington visit, may return later for talks on neutralizing Laos, and plans to visit Sochi before meeting Kennedy and Rusk.
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United States
Laos
U. S
Britain
Soviet Union
Souvanna Phouma
State Department
Peiping
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Black Sea
Sochi
Khrushchev
Rusk
Moscow
Atlanta
Tri
Eichmann Faces Death Penalty After 1960 Statements
Adolf Eichmann told Israeli police he expects the death sentence and seeks no clemency. The taped pretrial interview in Jerusalem revealed his wish to write a book for future generations and his view that he acted under higher policy-makers.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Argentina
Eaution
Nazi Germany
Tao
Engineers Walk Off Job at Norfolk Bay Setup
Engineers on a large Ches project halted work at 1 am after 60 to 70 workers stopped for a labor dispute. Union official Murry N. Pierce blamed contractors for weeks of stalled negotiations despite efforts by Federal Mediator E. S. Jackson. The walkout ends or pauses until crews size and start plans are settled.
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Norfolk Eop
Murry N. Pierce
Bay Ee
Pierce
E. S. Jackson
Jackson
Norfolk
Telm
Monticello
Unclear Play Production Noted in Town Crier Fragment
The fragment mentions Lewis Allen Jr as producer of a play and references Tony awards and individuals like Sir John Gielgud. It also touches on Town Crier items about Paul Revere’s ride and the Revolutionary War with scattered details and many unreadable segments.
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Lewis Allen, JR
Paul Revere
U S Air Force Plane Crashes Near Hong Kong
An Air Force twin engine plane carrying 16 aboard disappeared in heavy fog after taking off from Kaitak airport at 6 07 p m and is believed to have crashed on a hill near North Point Hong Kong searchers faced thick mist delaying recovery efforts.
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Hong Kong
U.S. Air Force
Asman
Kaitak
North Point
100 Years Ago Today 6th Massachusetts Regiment Clash
A brief note recalls the 6th Massachusetts Regiment clashing with Baltimore forces 100 years ago today. The report highlights a historic moment in a city battle involving Union troops and local defenders.
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6Th. Massachusetts
Baltimore
Hospital Drive Reaches 126 107 Million Goal
A report at last night s meeting shows subscriptions totaling 87 975 since Thursday. Over 500 volunteers seek funds for a proposed 2 7 million hospital expansion. leaders include Artie Sse and Clarence F Schenck. Events scheduled April 25 and May 8. women s team No 47 led by Mrs Dorothy G Allen.
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Artie
E M. Whiting
Henry A. Lowry
Ree
Clarence F. Schenck
J. P
Dorothy. G. Allen
Kennedy warns Khrushchev to stay hands off Cuba
President Kennedy sends a stark message to Soviet Premier Khrushchev urging no military intervention in Cuba. He pledges US to honor inter-American obligations under the Rio Pact if outside forces act, and calls on Moscow to pursue peace in Africa and the Congo.
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Cuba
Washington
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Ahaaiedlan
Castro
White House
Moscow
Deansk
Mikhail Menshikov
Aeee
United States
Eisenhower
Mer
Rio de Janeiro
Hemisphere
Pos
Congo
Town hosts public meeting on proposed sewage disposal system
At Stephens City a panel from state and local agencies will discuss a proposed sewage disposal system at a 7 30 p m meeting in the Fire Hall. Invited experts include Bob Jennings pollution control specialist Cliff Knick Dr L C Fearson Roy Williams Ralph Ordel and others with question period to follow. Town officials urge all citizens to attend.
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STI
Town Belle Tues
Bob Jennings
State Water Control Board
Cliff Knick
State Department of Health
Roy Williams
Ralph Ordell
John McNair
the McNair
Russ Hummell
Home Housing Agency
Shanholtzer Sentenced For Involuntary Manslaughter Death
Welton Kenneth Shanholtzer of Rt 2 Frederick County was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Wanda Faye Iat 17 and received one year in jail and a $100 fine. The driver’s bond was continued and a motion to set aside the verdict was scheduled for May 15.
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Frederick County
Welton
Kenneth Shanholtzer
Rt. 2
J. Randolph Larrick
Shanholtzer
Wanda Faye Iat
Louwdoun St
Mamorial Hospital
Atte
Per
David Fahnestock
R. P. Anderson
J. Henry Renner
EU Prod Larrick
Aan Lowery
Logan
Ver Teets, Jr
Elson Oates
Richard K. Goode
Jessie B. Lewis
Lester D. Arnold, Jr
H. W. Harmer
Clarke County Supervisors discuss fast time for county
Berryville council voted to switch offices and employees to fast time effective April 11. The town group asked the supervisors to consider speeding up county time as well in the session starting at 2 p.m.
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Berryville
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Virginia Traffic Deaths Record Stands Since Sunday
The Governor Highway Safety Committee reports Virginia has had no traffic fatalities since 9 30 p m Sunday. By 2 30 a m the state toll stood at 205, amid a period of unusually low incidents.
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Richmond
Govern Highway Safety Committee
Virginia
Rebel Air Raiders Strike at Havana and Cuba War Update
Guerrillas in the Bocaoiboas mountains link up with invaders near Escambray as rebel planes strike Havana and Cuba air bases. A North American aircraft was shot down. U.S. involvement denounced at the United Nations. Cuban radio cites heavy fire around Guanabo and ongoing clashes as invasion forces push along the coast.
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Havana
Boccaiboas
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Cuban Air Force
Uban
Raul Roa
United Nations
U.S
Plaza de Guanabo
Castro
Escambray
Cuban Revolutionary Council
New York
Escambray Mountains
The
Revolutionary Council
U. S
Guantanamo
Bell
Sly
Antonio de Los Banos
Swan Isle
Sale
Ter Iter Plank
Glegio Smc
Associated Press
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Pinar del Rio
Hospital Census Shows Higher In Hospital Total
Census data reports Safe Average Capacity at 208 while in hospital yesterday counted 242 patients. The figures indicate a surge beyond standard capacity. Hospital authorities monitor occupancy to ensure patient care and resource allocation.
Soviet Presses Charge U S Aggressor At UN Debate
United Nations news brief notes Soviet charges that the United States is the aggressor as a Latin American backed proposal seeks a negotiated settlement with Latin American support. Committee Chair Karel Kurka of Czechoslovakia and Ambassador Adnan Pachachi of Iraq lead debate amid denunciations and nonintervention calls.
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United. Nations N.Y
Karel Kurka
Czechoslovakia
Adnan Pachachi
Iraq
U.S
Cuba
Four Children Die in Maine Base Fire
Four children of an Air Force family died in a fire at quarters on Loring Air Force Base in Limestone Maine early today. The victims were Michael P age 4 Nicholas age 2 and twins Anthony and Wan.
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Limestone
Maine
Air Force
Loring Force Base
Michael P
Nicholas
Anthony Wan
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