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Top Ten Tunes
Kyu Sakamoto’s disking of
“Sukiyaki” continues to rate the
top spot in Cash Box magazine’s
latest nationwide listing of the
20 best-selling tunes.
Here are the top ten best-selling
tunes in order:
1. Sukiyaki, Kyu Sakamoto.
2. Easier Said than Done,
Essex.
3. So Much In Love, Tymes.
4. Surf City, Jan and Dean.
5. Hello Stranger, Barbara
Lewis.
6. Blue on Blue, Bobby Vinton.
7. One Fine Day, The Chiffons.
8. It’s My Party, Lesley Gore.
9. Memphis, Lonnie Mack.
10. Time Me Kangaroo Down,
Sport, Rolf Harris.
North Korea Reports
Two U.S. Pilots Alive
PANMUNJOM, South Korea W
— After six weeks of silence.
Communist North Korea has ad
mitted for the first time that two
American helicopter pilots shot
down over Red territory May 17
are alive.
A North Korean delegate told the
U.N. Command Friday the two
Americans have been arrested and
detained as criminals. He said
they were “in normal condition.”
But he warned U.N. officials to
“stop repeating your fruitless at
tempts” to obtain their immediate
I release.
! North Korea had repeatedly re
fused to discuss the fate of the
Americans, Capt. Ben Stutts of
Florence, Ala., and Capt. Charle
ton Voltz of Frankfort, Mich. The
U.N. Command said they were
making a routine border check
when they made a navigational
error and were forced down by
Communist ground fire. North
Korea charged them with aggres
sion.
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