Rusk urges isolation of Cuba to aid Alliance for Progress
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Latin American ministers that Cuba must be quarantined to ensure the success of Kennedy's Alliance for Progress. He argued the communist threat endangers the hemisphere and the U S economic aid drive during the Punta del Este discussions with 21 nations. Brazil proposed more informal talks to resolve Cuba policy as ministers prepared for plenary sessions.
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Uruguay
United States
Latin America
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Fidel Castro
Rusk
U.S
Alliance For Progress
Bulgarian pilot faces espionage charge in Italy bid for asylum
Milose Solakov a Bulgarian air force lieutenant landed near Bari after a high Adriatic flight with four planes. Italian and U.S. intelligence questioned him in a hospital as authorities prepared a formal communique and possible spy charges. The aircraft carried cameras and secret gear, similar to U2 equipment, and plans to land at two airports were declined.
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Acquaviva
Italy
UPD
U.S
Francis Gary Powers
Milose Solakov
Hakan Foreign Ministry
Solakov
Adriatic
Bari
Powers
Russia
Bulgaria
Rome
Offi
Weather Summary for Amarillo and Nearby Regions
Weather outlook shows heavy cloud cover in Amarillo and vicinity with very cold temperatures and light snow totaling 1 to 3 inches by tonight. North West Texas anticipates partial clouds and flurries with a cold bite, highs around 15 north to 35 south. New Mexico remains cloudy and much colder with a general snow event 4 to 8 inches west of the divide. Precipitation trace reported for the prior 24 hours ending 6 am yesterday.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Continental Divide
Guns Taken in Sidi Chami Raid by Secret Army
The Secret Army Organization raided the Sidi Chami military camp near Oran, Algeria, taking arms and equipment in a bold action that followed days of unrest. About 70 men in French uniforms carried out the operation, with several hundred weapons reportedly involved and no kidnapping reported.
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Algiers
Secret
Algeria
Sidi Chami
Oran
France
Avalanche buries Twin Lakes homes in Colorado killing six
A massive snow slide off Mount Elbert hit Twin Lakes Colorado killing at least six people and leaving one child missing. Survivors described the blast as an explosion as Army ski troops evacuated residents and rescued survivors amid subzero cold and more snowfall.
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Twin Lakes
Colo.upix
Mt. Elbert
Colorado
William Adamich Jr
United Press International
Adamich
Mount Ebert
Twin Lake
Mount Elbert
Astronaut Glenn Attends Church and Signs Autographs
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. visited Riverside Presbyterian church in Cocoa Beach after church services, greeting more than 50 Sunday school children with autographs. The trip occurred as he prepared for a three-orbit spaceflight planned for next Wednesday. His wife and children attended services in Arlington, Virginia, at another church.
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Cocoa Beach, Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Riverside Presbyterian Church
Cocoa Beach
Cape Canaveral
Charles William Pfeiffer
Florida
John David
Caroline
United Presbyterian Church
Arlington
Hollywood's Answer to Communism Editorial Series
The Daily News prints a new series text on the editorial page titled Hollywood's Answer to Communism. Subsequent installments will appear regularly until the full text is available to readers. See Page 8 for details.
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Hollywood
Daily News Today
Daily News
Senator Andrew Schoeppel Dies Suddenly at 67
Senator Andrew F. Schoeppel of Kansas died at the Naval Medical Center in Bethesda Maryland at age 67 after a hospital stay for cancer. He had been treated since December 4 and had hoped to return to his Senate desk later this month. Death was due to an abdominal malignancy confirmed at 12:55 p.m. His wife Marie and sister Elizabeth were notified, and the death alters the Senate balance to 85 Republicans.
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Adamich
Washington
Andrew F. Schoeppel
R-Kan
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Kansas
Schoeppel
Senate
Marie
Elizabeth Schoeppel
Heck with Tomorrow implies steel buyers urged to stock up
Out-Dated Dear Editor cites Labor Secretary Goldberg warning against hoarding steel to guard the economy amid a possible next summer strike. The writer criticizes business thinking and promotes buying now as a fresh success recipe, calling it popular with people.
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Goldberg
Mr. Goldberg
Balaguer seeks asylum at papal nunciature in Santo Domingo
Ex president Joaquin Balaguer takes refuge Sunday at the papal nunciatura in Santo Domingo as the council weighs safe conduct papers to let him leave the country. President Bonnelly says Balaguer is free to go where he chooses amid investigation into last week’s abortive coup.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Antonio del Guidice
Balaguer
Trujillo
National
Rafael Bonnelly
Balasuer
Bonnelly
Armed Forces
Pedro Rodriguez Echa
Rodriguez Echavarria
Papal Nunciatura
Vatican
Weather notes from Amarillo and regional readings
A garbled weather snippet from Amarillo mentions 20 days of sun over a 1962 span with comparisons to a 3 p.m. Sunday reading. The fragment shows cloudy conditions, wind and visibility notes, and incomplete station data for Oklahoma City Houston Dallas and data from 2012.
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Amarillo
New Names Lead Amarillo Stock Show Rodeo Standings
New leaders emerged Sunday at the Amarillo Stock Show Rodeo second performance in the Coliseum. Dave Thompson scored 167 on Blue Moon to lead, with Workman and Galen Jackson close behind. Buzzy Kaui posted the fastest steer time, while Ronnie Cole led bull riding and Pat Moore set a new girls senior barrel race mark.
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Gene Devers
Booker
Amarillo
Devers
Ed Harland
Texhoma
Coliseum
Elson Rosé
Balls
Blue Moon
Fd Workman
Lubbock
Galen Jackson
Greely, Colo
Buzzy Kaui
Hereford
Richard Walters
Ronnie Cole
Brookerville
Kane
Jim Uptergrove
Grover
Pat Moore
Texline
Sue Osborne
Silverton
Darrel Renfroe
Dumas
Philippines Drops Controls on Money
President Diosdado Macapagal orders a sweeping end to 13 year old controls, devaluing the peso and moving the Philippines to a free economy. Foreign exchange is sold at market rates, and the peso value will be set by the market. A revised tariff list follows to cushion immediate impact.
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Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippines
WT Student Found Dead
A 20 year old West Texas State College music major, Rebecca Ann Finnicum, was found dead in her Canyon home bathtub suspected carbon monoxide poisoning. Justice of the Peace Bill Wilson said death occurred about 11 30 p m Saturday. An autopsy in Amarillo was incomplete. Her husband Robert returned home after playing in Pampa and found her after forcing entry.
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Canyon
West Texas State College
Rebecca Ann Finnicum
Bill Wilson
Amarillo
Finnicums
Robert
Pampa
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