Demonstrators Storm U.S. Embassy Grounds in Tokyo and Elsewhere
About 500 leftist students clashed with police near Tokyo’s U.S. Embassy on the third day of anti nuclear testing protests. Officers used armored trucks to contain the crowd, moving them 300 yards down the street after an hour of scuffling.
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Kennedy
Zengakuren Student Federation
U.S
Edwin O. Reischauer
Tokyo
Hiroshima
London
Grosvenor Square
Glasgow
Scotland
Apple Blossom Meet Grand Feature Parade Details
James Summeltreasurer of Shenandoah Region AACA leads advance registrations for the Apple Blossom Meet with 218 antique cars from over six states. The Grand Feature parade is Friday May 4 with related events on Saturday May 5, drawing local interest and festival planning notes.
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James Summel
Shenandoah Region
AACA
Summel
Macmillan urges firm but patient Western policy on Russia
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged the West to be firm but patient and never yield. He blamed Khrushchev for resumed atmospheric nuclear testing and warned the nuclear arms race is back in full spate. He spoke to 1,800 at the American Newspaper Publishers Association dinner in New York and heads to Washington for talks with President Kennedy.
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New York
Harold Macmillan
West
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Britain
United States
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Queen Elizabeth II
Washington
Space Scientists Plan Venus Shot
Pasadena AP report on NASA plans to launch Mariner toward Venus using the Atlas Agena B to repeat Ranger 4 success. Two Mariners prepared with instruments to study Venus temperatures, magnetic field, radiation belts, and cosmic dust. Ranger 5 planned as a backup with Ranger 6 7 8 9 follow ups to film lunar touchdown.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ranger
U.S
Venus
Mariner
Moon
Jetropulsion Laboratory
Eee Mariner
Mariner Space Vehicle
Ranger 4
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lunar
Boyds Leave Hotel After Bomb Threat In New York
A Louisiana segregationsist backed party sent a bomb threat to Hotel Walcott in Manhattan after hosting Louis Boyd and his eight children. The family, aided by George Singelmann’s council, left with burglary threats still under FBI review. Boyd has since found a new apartment in New Jersey near his job paying $100 weekly.
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New York
Manhattan
Morris Holm
Walcott
Louis Boyd
Holm
New Orleans
FBI
Boyd
New Jersey
Boyds
George Singelmann
Greater
Feather Waives Extradition To Virginia
Keith Feather 31 charged with the murder of his wife has waived extradition and will be returned to face trial. Capt F M Funk says he and another officer will travel to Frederick Maryland to bring Feather back. The case has moved between Annapolis Frederick and Hagerstown with an extradition hearing scheduled for next Thursday. Betty Jo Feather 28 was shot to death in January.
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Keith Feather
F. M. Funk
Feather
Capt. Funk
Frederick
Annapolis
Hagerstown
Betty Jo Feather
TV personality Bunny Wneck to guest Shenandoah Apple Blossom
WMAL TV host Bunny Wneck will be the special guest at Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival events in Winchester. She arrives Wednesday for the Workers Reception and Thursday events including a luncheon, coronation pageant, awards, and the Firemen’s Parade.
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Bunny Wneck
Washington
Wmal-Tv
Pernality
Washington, D.C
Miss Wneck
Wmal TV
Channel 7
Washington Daily News
New Jersey
Montclaire State Teachers College
Wreck
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Capitol Theater
Deputy Sheriff Boyd McDonald Resigns Post
Frederick County announces Deputy Sheriff Boyd McDonald resigns effective May 5 to join a federal government role. McDonald, appointed January 1, 1958, will start his new job May 7 and was described as faithful and efficient. A successor will be named later.
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Frederick County
Boyd McDonald
Robert L. DeHaven
McDonald
Stafford High School strike protests end extra activities
Stafford High School students staged a one hour strike to protest ending teachers extra curriculars. Faculty voted to halt out of classroom activity over smaller salary boosts than expected. Senior class letter supported pay raise but criticized the strike methods.
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Falmouth
Stafford High School
John B. Durham
Durham
Stafford County Board of Supervisors
T. Benton Gayle
W. Hansforth Abel
Board of Supervisors
Stafford Education Association
Defiant Lavender House Draws the Line in Quincy
A home in Quincy displays a bold lavender color with a front sign stating We dont like the color of your house either. The message signals neighborhood tension over painting choices and local taste.
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Quincy
Jvs
Railroads Urge Kennedy to Block Wage Raise Plan
Chicago AP report notes railroad spokesman urging the Kennedy administration to block a proposed wage increase affecting about 500000 workers. He argues the plan and related measures threaten layoffs and shorter work hours amid ongoing wage talks.
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Chicago
Kennedy
Saul Wallen
Aig
U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel Indicted in Antitrust Case
A federal grand jury indicted United States Steel Corp and Bethlehem Steel Co on antitrust charges for allegedly rigging supplies to the Army and Navy and other electrical firms. Indicted executives include Homer Lackey of Erie Forge and Eric Gurney and Robert Barnes of Bethlehem.
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New York
United States Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Co
Maine
Homer Lackey
U.S. Steel
Erie Forge
Eric Gurney
Robert S. Barnes
Bethlehem’s
Eel Lang
R. B. Heppenstall Sr
Midvale
Homer C. Lackey
Erie Forge & Steel
Double Shifts To Work on Dulles Terminal
Federal Aviation Agency administrators plan double shifts Monday to finish the massive Majec E. Malaby project at Dulles Terminal amid ongoing construction and contract work.
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Dulles
Washington
Fire Damage Estimated At $1 Million
Charleston reports a large fire causing about 1 million dollars in damage. Officials investigated the blaze as a potentially major incident affecting multiple structures and emergency crews secured the scene.
U. S. Announces Second Nuclear Atmosphere Test
The United States fired a second atmospheric nuclear test in the Pacific near Christmas Island. The detonation occurred around 1 am EST and was in the intermediate yield range, greater than 22 000 tons but less than one million tons of TNT, per the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Washington
United States
Christmas Island
Pacific
Mtermic Energy Commission
The General completes mission in Washington ride
The Civil War era locomotive The General, 107 years old, arrived at the Navy Yard after a slow 1 1 2 mile run amid a minor rail clash. Engineer Russell White from Kentucky carefully guided the engine through a sharp bend while crowds cheered the historic train.
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Washington
Toot
Neptyrs He Jammie
District of Columbia
Navy Yard
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Russell White
White
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Channel 3
Harrisonburg
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Virginia
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First Street
Georgia
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Army
Navy
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