Mystery Argentine Submarine Battle Drags Into Day Fifteen
Reports say a mysterious submarine believed trapped in Golfo Nuevo has extended its standoff to day fifteen as Argentina presses with depth charges. Navy vessels including La Republica race to the scene. international law experts cited by Frondizi discuss territorial waters while newspapers speculate on foreign ownership.
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South Atlantic
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Arturo Frondizi
Navy
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Frondizi
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Puerto Madryn
Young babysitter accused in Houston theft case
Maria Christins Lua, 20, was arrested in Columbus after a Houston couple reported losses of about $10,000 in jewelry, silverware, and china allegedly taken while she cared for their children. The couple said items were missing after she did not return from a downtown trip.
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Maria Christins Lua
Columbus
Leonard Burke
Ground Breaking Ceremonies Held For 3 College Buildings
Adrian College holds groundbreaking ceremonies for three new buildings including a men’s dormitory named Claude H Stevens Hall, an administrative office, and Peele science building funded by a $550000 grant. Construction begins soon with occupancy targeted in September. The college plans a $650000 science facility funded by a gift and seeks additional funds for furnishings and endowment as tuition rises and staff expands.
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Krieghorl-Lenance Company
Fromling
Michigan Avenue
Claude H. Stevens
Stevens
Board of Trustees
high‘Wight
Kewaunee Manufacturing Company
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Peele Science
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Adrian College enrolls 694 students this semester
Registrar Viola Miller reports Adrian College's total enrollment at 694 this semester with 562 full time and 132 special students. Full time seniors total 125, juniors 125, sophomores 126, freshmen 250, with 132 special students. Including both groups, there are 412 men and 282 women. Counting summer sessions and both semesters, 993 students have been enrolled.
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Whistlin’ Dixie
Viola Miller
Evans ton officer accused of graf and graft
Richard Morrison accused Lt. Sigmund Wroblewski of a bribery conspiracy linking to a burglary case. Wroblewski allegedly took 2500 and agreed to aid Morrison by influencing testimony. Fire at Globe Hotel damaged four stories, with 25 000 building loss. Wroblewski released on 2500 bond. Morrison convicted.
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Frank Ferlic
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Morrison
Adrian Meyers
Morris Meyers
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Silence Marks Search For Missing Man
Adolph Coors III, 44, a wealthy brewer, vanished four days ago from his foothills estate. Sheriff Art Wermuth and family request privacy while FBI agent Scott Werner reports ongoing, no-comment federal inquiry into possible kidnapping or ransom.
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Rocky Mountain News
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Ike’s scientific ace says US in space race with Russia
President Eisenhower’s science adviser Dr. George B. Kistiakowsky said the United States is in a scientific and technological contest with the Soviet Union that affects national prestige and possibly survival. He noted U.S. five year space record being admirable and spoke at Penn State’s midwinter convocation.
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Eisenhower
America
Russia
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Washington
Misanhower
Soviet Union
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United States
Kistiakowsky
University of Pennsylvania
George W. Allen
United States Information Agency
Congress
Grange Degree Work Plans Across County
Pomona Grange announces combined degrees set for Tuesday and March 1 at Sand Creek high school. First and second degrees will feature Hudson Center and Lime Creek teams. Four Towns to present a tableau. Tecumseh and Rollin Ladies handle third and fourth degrees March 1 with Tinton and Onsted tableaux. A Grange youth night is planned March 3 at Rollin. all grangers urged to enter the national sewing contest. Rome and Madison granges won attendance and percentage caps at this week’s Pomona meeting.
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Onsted
Rollin
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Madison Granges
Pomona
Hoover Warns Communists Threaten Freedom In Speech
Former President Herbert Hoover told United Presbyterian Men that Marxist ideology aims to destroy freedom and that Communists are advancing at the nation’s doorstep. He cited six crises including inflation, trade imbalance, labor corruption, and a moral slump while urging tougher penalties and greater Christian leadership against the “Karl Marx virus.” Hoover, 31st president, said the United States has endured many crises but preserves rights and resilience. He contrasted Russian tech gains with Western leadership and urged stronger punishment for major crimes.
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Herbert Hoover
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Crippling Snowstorm Hits South With Eight Deaths
A crippling snowstorm swirled eastward across the south causing at least eight deaths. Roads blocked and hundreds marooned near Huntsville as snow accumulations reached up to ten inches in parts of Texas. The system spread from extreme southeast Texas to eastern Tennessee with sleet, rain, and strong winds inland and along the coast, while cold air froze large regions from Wisconsin to the Gulf Coast.
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Mobile
Stow Belt
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Minneapolis
Khrushchev Demonstrates Farming Tips At Suratgarh Farm
Soviet Premier Khrushchev toured the Suratgarh state farm in Rajasthan linking irrigation and Soviet agricultural gear to Indian needs. He demonstrated a mustard plant and urged sun drying for harvest, prompting a polite but skeptical foreman. The farm near the desert is being developed with wells, canals, and Soviet machinery to reclaim the dust bowl.
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Rajasthan
Rampaging Car Slams Shoppers Kills Two at Storefront
In St. Cloud, a 78 year old Dr L G Grass lost control of his car reversing from a stall and the vehicle sped onto a crowded sidewalk injuring seven shoppers. Two women died Mrs John Kackler 64 Waite Park Minnesota and Mrs Julia Michels 85 St Cloud. The scene at a Woolworths store left four wedged and three knocked under the car. None of the injured were in critical condition and the driver and his wife escaped unharmed.
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Raleigh Lunch Counter Arrests Spark Legal Battle
In Raleigh 41 Black students were arrested on teepassing charges amid protests against segregated lunch counters that have spread to South Carolina Florida and Virginia since February. Attorney George R. Greene vows to seek U S Supreme Court review if needed, arguing trespass charges unconstitutional.
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Florida
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U.S. Supreme Court
Lenawee Roadways Post New Weight Limits Across Two Roads
Lenawee road commission Friday posted weight limits on two more county roads due to unseasonal road breakup from excess moisture. Fike Road from Newroth to Crockett highways allows 11,700 pounds per single axle and 16.9 pounds for tender axles, while Clinton Macon Road from Macon Highway to Ridge Highway is set at 15,000 pounds and 20,000 pounds. Additional roads had been posted last week, with freezing weather delaying further actions. The commission also plans to abandon the alley between Hoch Avenue and Howell Avenue in Adrian to Metcalf Avenue. Four bids were received for weed and brush spray materials. The commission and Engineer William M. Burchfield will travel to Lansing for bids on the Sutton Road bridge, a state highway department project with an estimated 89,100 federal aid funds.
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Metcalf Avenue
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France conducts Sahara atomic test marking new nuclear power
France announced its first nuclear test, detonated at Tanezrouft in the Sahara near Reggane, claiming a yield around 20 kilotons. The defense ministry reported no radioactive fallout in inhabited areas, while De Gaulle said the blast strengthens France's position in world diplomacy and NATO. The event, seen as a major step toward full atomic capability, aims to bolster De Gaulle ahead of Khrushchev talks and Western alliances.
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Russia
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Tanezroni
Reggane
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Hiroshima
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Khrushchev
London
Washington
Paar Must Meet Contract Says NBC After Walkout
NBC states that Jack Paar must fulfill his contract on The Jack Paar Show signed last summer for 1962. Paar, who quit Thursday, says he is through with the program but may not abandon TV entirely and hopes to do three specials.
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National Broadcasting Co
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NBC
Bronxville
Hindenberg's Son Dies in Germany at 77
Gen. Oskar von Hindenburg, son of Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg and former German President, died in Bad Harzburg, Germany yesterday at age 77.
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Pauli von Hindenburg
Eisenhower Takes Restful Lincoln Birthday Weekend
President Eisenhower departed Washington for a quiet weekend at his Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, country estate after observing the Lincoln birthday holiday. He planned a low-key stay to unwind from official duties.
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