Argentine Navy Presses Attack on Mystery Sub
Argentine Navy extends chase for a mystery submarine near Golfo Nueva using U S depth charges. A second sub confuses the hunt by approaching warships then vanishing. Officials say the damaged craft may be attempting a breakout while pilots report coded messages from submarines at sea.
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Argentina
U. S
Golfo Nueva
Navy
Gaston Clement
United States
U.S
Gulf
Atlantic
A. J. Mikoyan
Newfoundland
Cuba
Golfo Neuvo
Rsing
Puerto Madyyn
Boy Hurt In Fall From Overpass In Kalamazoo
Ten year old Timothy Bryan suffered critical head injuries after slipping from a snow pile on an overpass and falling about twenty five feet to the road below. He was taken to Battle Creek hospital for brain surgery.
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Kalamazuu
Timothy
Bryan
Battle Cree
Dads Turn In Toledo Youths In Answering Vandalism Charge
Three Toledo youths, Willam W. Marshall 18 Frank J. Wilcox 17 and Edward Huss 17, faced arraignment on vandalism charges after fathers turned them in. They admitted damaging mail boxes newspaper tubes and a store window near Round Lake and Manitou Head Road during a party search on a Blissfield area lake night. Troopers traced the car to a local owner and ordered repairs as the case proceeds.
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Blissfield
Toledo
Perry
Realtor’s
Devils and
Round Lakes
Manitou Head Road
Blissfield State
Hound Lake Highway
Willam W. Marshall
Frank J. Wilcox
Edward Huss
Ravea
Round Lake Highway
Lake Area
Girl Climbs 50 Foot TV Tower in Back Yard
Northfield Nova Scotia reports two year old Eileen Bengal climbed to the top of a 50-foot television tower in her backyard. Her mother Stella Bengal followed after and police helped bring her down. The child joked she wanted to go to the moon, saying Because.
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Northfield
N.S
Eileen Bengal
Stella Bengal
Eileen
Riight
Bath
Anderson veterinarian admits bank theft of eleven thousand
Anderson Indiana police say Richard Allan Spring a 29 year old veterinarian from Frankton confessed to robbing Citizens Banking Co in Anderson last Friday He walked to the manager and used a printed note to threaten an alarmless holdup then herded three employees a customer and a child into the vault More than 10000 was found in his car and federal charges are expected later today
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Spring
John Heiden
Anderson
Heiden
Citizens Banking Co
Jo Stein
Stein
Quadruplets Zayada Reach 12th Birthday In Quiet Party
Latrobe Pa. The Zayada quadruplets John Barbara Anna Mary and Bernadette marked their 12th birthday with a small party after beating long odds of 1 in 600000 at birth. About 25 friends attended the celebration and the four, blowing out a single cake, smiled at the question what it's like not to be quads.
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Latrobe
Zayada
John
Barbara
Anna Mary
Bernadette
Fame
Nixon In Detroit For 12 Busy Hours Avoids Mud-Slinging
Nixon arrived in Detroit with wife Pat for a 12 hour stopover during a 72 hour Detroit visit. He urged a campaign free of mudslinging and religious issues and declined to endorse any single candidate for governor or U S Senate while noting Paul D Bagwell as a leading campaigner. The schedule included a press conference and a Republican reception at Statler Hilton, with Michigan party officials invited to meet him.
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Nixon
Detroit
Pat
Motor City
Paul W. Bagwell
Michigan
Paul D. Bagwell
Conto Dim
Ofl Sressman
Alvin Bentley
R-Mich
State House
Senate
Jobo
KeNer
Lenawee
Alice Lee
Adrian School Board Set to Debate Five Matters Tonight
The Adrian school board will discuss five items at tonight’s meeting including the sale of the home economics house on Locust Street and the Raisin Center school, bids from January, annexation policy for Birdsall and Woodside districts, and a national defense act provision. The board plans a priority sinking fund list and a citizen committee report on transporting city pupils to the new school.
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Adrian
Fiseuss
Home Economics
Locust Street
Raisin Center
Birdsall
Woodside
Senate Civil Rights Split At Start Of Battle In Washington
Washington delegates split into three camps over civil rights with liberals pushing for swift action, conservatives plotting delaying tactics, and Lyndon Johnson steering a middle course toward modest gains for minority voting protections. The 61st session began with no clear majority as liberals and moderates anticipated joining to curb southern dissent and move toward potential passage of a House bill attached with civil rights measures.
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Washington
Senate
Brigabi
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
House
Guscanti
City commission to discuss sewer water rate study
Adriana city commission will present a rate study on sewer and water tonight at 8. The project, authorized October 6, was prepared by Finkheiner Pettis and Stout of Toledo. Also on the agenda are a taxi license request by Sam Lines and a land transfer from the school board for McKenzie Street extension to Riverside Avenue.
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Adriana
Hell
Finkheiner
School ‘Board
McKenzie Street
Riverside Avenue
Khrushchev Says West Aids Tied To Colonial Policies
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told Indian steel workers economic aid to undeveloped nations is to keep them in capitalist slavery while the West offers consumer goods. He noted India’s steel plant with Soviet help and contrasted Soviet aid with Western programs, promising more loans and praising industrial targets. He heads to Burma and Indonesia after a five day Asian tour.
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Shilal
India
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Envushchev
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Indonesia
Burma
Dog Terrorizes Mother And 4 Children In Detroit
A large growling dog entered an apartment through an open kitchen door and terrorized a mother, Shirley Brown, 35, and her four children aged eight to four for about 20 minutes. Police responded and shot the dog as it attacked during the incident.
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Detroit
Shirley Brown
Joseph Geromett
Donald Kowalczyk
Plane crash injures passenger in private field landing
A light plane sank in a snowbank during a Sunday landing on a private field in Charlestown township. Passenger Clare Jacoby, 57, of Bedford, suffered head injuries needing 54 stitches at Burgess Hospital. Pilot-owner Dryden K. Barbour, 42, of Augusta, escaped injury.
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Charleston
Clare Jacoby
Bedford
Burgess Hospital
Dryden K. Barbour
Augusta
Four Die As Plane Crashes Near Clarkston En Route To Florida
A plane en route to Florida from Columbiaville crashed near Clarkston in snow squalls, killing pilot Kenneth D. Conner 26 and four others including his parents George and Lena Conner and brother in law Joseph Daly. His wife Doris and two sons were aboard a commercial flight to join him. The wreckage burned in a field, about 20 minutes after takeoff at 6 a.m. Local residents witnessed the scene as authorities investigated, noting poor weather and a hollowed approach before the fatal impact.
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Clarkston
Kenneth D. Conner
North Central Airlines
Columbiavile
Mich
George Conner Sr
Lena Conner
Lapeer
Joseph R. Daly
Columbia
Ville
Conner
Doris
David
Daniel
Florida
Clearwater
Fla
Orathy Kristopek
Princeton Men Stood Up By College Girls
In Princeton New Jersey Centenary College women were invited to a Saturday dance but tickets fell through as Centenary officials ordered the women not to attend after parental complaints. The Princeton men arrived dateless while the dance sponsors offered refunds and apologies.
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Princeton
N.J
Centenary College
Srekanliyoan School
Dante
Centenary College For Women For the Stags
Princetonian
Centenary
Girl Stars Father Protects Mother in Fatal Stabbing Incident
In Saginaw, 42 year old William Still was stabbed near the heart and died after a family quarrel that started when he returned home drunk with a shotgun. His wife Rose, 38, and daughter O'Dell, 15, were wounded and hospitalized under police watch. Earlier, Willie, 20, disarmed him before the fatal stabbing by the daughter.
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Saginswow
Felice
William Still
O'Dell Still
Rose Still
Saginaw General Hospital
O'Dell
Willie
Bodies Of 5 Lost Airmen Found In Libyan Desert
Five bodies of U S airmen from the World War II bomber Lady Be Good were discovered by an oil crew in the Libyan desert about 50 miles from the wreckage. The crew, missing since April 4, 1943, perished after a long desert trek. four other crewmen remain missing with no hope of rescue. Navigator 2nd Lt Hays, from Lee's Summit Missouri, left no doubt the recovered remains belong to the Lady Be Good crew.
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Tripoli
Libya
Italy
Bengasi
Desert
Air Force
2. P. Hays
Hays
Lee's Summit, Ma
Interior Of House Damaged By Fire At Springville
A story and a half frame house on M-50 at Springville's western edge, occupied by the Thomas Cousino family, suffered extensive interior fire damage. Onsted volunteers called at 10:10 a.m., with assistance from the Trish Hills department. Firemen said the interior was burned out, with the basement likely the start point. flames were under control before noon. The house had recently been redecorated after a prior Christmas fire.
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Springville
Thomas Cousino Famiry
Onsted
Trish Hills
Dapree
Moscow and Real China mark 16th anniversary pact
Toth Anniversary Moscow in Russia and Real China exchanged messages yesterday hailing the 16th anniversary of their mutual defense pact. They pledged to back each other in peace or war.
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Moscow
Russia
Real
China
Cuban sugar pact shocks Cuba profit hopes
Cuban businessmen query profit from Moscow promise to buy one million tons of sugar yearly under a five year Soviet Cuban trade pact. Kremlin will pay world price for a fifth of each year’s purchase and barter price for the rest. US sugar quota and price premiums loom large as experts weigh future costs.
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Havana
Moscow
Mikoyan
Kremlin
Russia
United States
Cuba
U.S
Soviet Union
Britons Await Birth Of Queen's Third Child
Crowds gathered outside Buckingham Palace as the birth of Queen Elizabeth's third child neared. Maternity nurse Sister Helen Rowe moved into the palace for final preparations while doctors believed the birth could occur within days, possibly within 36 hours, though no date was official.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Helen Rowe
Palace
Sales Tax And State Constitutional Convention Rows
Lansing reports focus on i sales tax and constitutional convention disputes as legislature reconvenes after a long weekend. GOP backers push for quick approval of a ballot proposal while Democrats seek amendments to raise the constitutional ceiling to four cents to include food and drug exemptions. Senate hearings on a November vote to rewrite Michigan’s constitution continue with witnesses from the Michigan League of Women Voters and others. House faces tough odds to approve two thirds.
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Lansing i
Fenate
House
Senate
Michigan
Howard Lichterman
Huntington Woods
Michigan League of Women Voters
Williams
Detroit Jaycees Refuse Support for Constitutional Convention
Detroit Jaycees president Joseph Brennen said the local Junior Chamber of Commerce and allied groups will not circulate petitions or back a constitutional convention. He cited a lack of understanding of the current constitution and warned the proposal is driven by emotion rather than rational analysis. Other Jaycee chapters in Saginaw, Midland, and Bay City also declined to support the petition drive.
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Detroit
Werror Junior Chamber of Commerce
Michigan Junior Chamber of Commerce
State
Brennan
Saginaw
Midland
Bay City
Michigan
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