Bomb Shatters Jerusalem Market
A powerful blast shattered Jerusalem's largest supermarket as Sabbath shoppers filled the store. Two university students were killed, an Australian major and seven women wounded, with three in serious condition. Police linked the attack to a Zurich airliner assault and suspected Arab guerrilla involvement.
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Jerusalem
Eliahu Sasson
Israeiie
Zurich
Switzerland
Yosef Polishuk
King David Hotel
New Jersey Bands Set for Apple Blossom Festival Parades
Four Garden State high school bands will perform at the Apple Blossom Festival bringing over 500 New Jersey residents. Oakcrest Mays Landing West Deptford and Westville Washington Township will attend with Fort Lee appearing only in the Grand Feature parade on May 2.
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New Jersey
Garden State
New
Fort Lee
Former President Truman Hospitalized For GI Flu
Former President Harry S. Truman, 84, was admitted to Research Hospital in Kansas City after contracting a simple gastrointestinal flu due to a virus. A hospital spokesman said he had a good night, would likely be released in a few days, and was resting on a squid diet as doctors monitor his temperature and vitals.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital Today
John P. Dreves
Truman
Independence
Dreves
Hahn Won't Seek Democratic Nomination for Virginia Governor
Virginia Tech President Dr. T. Marshall Hahn Jr. announced he will not pursue the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He cited party harmony and his belief in Virginian conservative tradition combined with needed innovations as his reasons. His withdrawal leaves Henry Howell Jr. against William Battle and Fred Pollard for the nomination.
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Blacksburg
T. Marshall Hahn Jr
Virginia Tech
Hahn
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Democratic Party
WPI
Henry E. Howell Jr
William C. Battle
Fred G. Pollard
Campus Violence Erupts Across U S Universities
Police and 2000 demonstrators clashed at the University of California Berkeley in a tear gas outbreak marking the peak of student unrest. 26 students and 13 officers injured, 14 youths and a girl arrested amid protests tied to regents meetings.
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Associated Press
University of California Berkeley
University Regents
Chicago
Roosevelt University
Ohio
Oberlin College
Marine Corps
University of Pennsylvania
Clark University
Berkeley
Sproul Plaza
New Jersey Man Drowns When Car Upsets in Creek on Route 522
Julius Conrad 36 of Elizabeth N J living in Berkeley Springs was found drowned after his 1964 Ford Thunderbird overturned in a creek off Route 522 near the West Virginia line. A passing motorist reported the wreck. State Police described the curve loss of control and bridge abutment as the cause.
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New Jersey
West Virginia Line
L.W. Turner
Julius Conrad
Elizabeth
N.J
Berkeley Springs
West Virginia
Turner
Conrad
Marines Could Guard Planes On Civil Flights
Sen. Clifford Hansen says the Marine Corps is studying placing Marines aboard commercial airliners to prevent hijackings. Maj. Gen. J. M. Platt confirms ongoing reviews with no final decision. Hansen notes Marines previously guarded mail in the 1920s.
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Washington
Clifford P. Hansen
R-Wyo
Marine Corps
Hansen
J. M. Platt
Defense Department
War maneuvers by Warsaw Pact riders in East Germany
Soviet Tass announced early March war games by Warsaw Pact forces in East Germany near the West German border. The timing aims to coincide with West Germany’s March 5 presidential election, signaling pressure over Berlin. Travel reports from Prague noted large Soviet tank and troop movements into East Germany from northwest Bohemia.
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Tass
West Germany
West Berlin
Berlin
German Democratic Republic
East Germany
Prague
Bohemia
Russia May Deploy Orbital Bomb System
U S defense officials say the Soviet Union may deploy a system of bombs that could be launched into space and fired before completing their first orbit. Evidence from tests monitored by the United States leads to the conclusion the Kremlin intends to mount the program known as FOBS.
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Washington
Defense Department
Soviet Union
United States
Kremlin
Cark M. Clifford
Pentagon
Clifford
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Honest action earns local praise in Pennsylvanian editorial
The Winchester Steam Laundry and Dry Cleaners staff, led by Harry Bill Robinson, are lauded for returning a sizable sum of money found in clothing to a Pennsylvania tourist. A part time employee Miss Jessie Fletcher found the money and returned it, crediting honesty and long service at the family business.
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Pennsylvania
Daily Press
St. Marys
Today
Star
Harry
Bill) Robinson
Winchester Steam, Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Mr. Robinson
Jessie Fletcher
E. Piccadilly St
Judge Denies Directed Verdict in Shaw Conspiracy Trial
In New Orleans Judge Edward A. Haggerty denied the defense motion for a directed verdict of innocence against Clay Shaw. The trial resumed with Marina Oswald Porter as the defense’s first witness, while Jim Garrison presses to prove Shaw conspired to kill President Kennedy.
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New Orleans
Edward A. Haggerty
Clay Shaw
Shaw
Marina Oswald Porter
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Bist
Atty
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Haggerty
F. Irvin Dymond
Stayman Apples, Butler's Packing House Sale Buys
Washington's Birthday sale highlights offers at Butler's Packing House with Stayman apples and half price dresses and skirts. Macy store at 181 North Loudoun Street promotes savings on women’s wear as part of the promotion.
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Stayman Apples
Butler’s Packing House
Washington
Macy
Loudoun St
Worth’s
Police Battle D C Sniper in Northwest Washington
In Washington, two civilians including the sniper and a woman companion died after a 15 minute gunfight with officers. Four policemen were wounded as police answered reports of screams at about 9 30 a m. The sniper barricaded in a northwest house and the shooting ended when the house fire and shots stopped.
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Washington
Weather Ridge to bring warmer air to Virginia by Sunday
A high pressure ridge from Canada to the Southeast dominates Virginia weather and is expected to push warmer air into the state by Sunday.
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Richmond
Canada
Virginia
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Harry |Truman
Stanford University
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St. Louis
Michael S. Siskind
Washington University
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Russia
Lulu Williams
Miss Fletcher
Lewis Allen
Robinson
Mr.Robinson
Fred A. Robinson
C. L. Robinson
Sumption
Robinson Heirs
Handley High School
Bill Robinson
Laundry and Dry Cleaning
Cincinnati
D.C
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Sherwin Williams Co
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