Bomb blasts hit Miami temple and Nashville center
A dawn explosion wrecked Temple Beth El in Miami injuring no one but causing at least 30 000 in damage and a similar blast at Nashville s Jewish Community Center opened its front door. Police linked the Nashville blast to school integration and a telephone warning threatened Judge Miller.
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Miami
Fla
Nashville
Tenn
Temple Beth el
Hattie Cotton School
William E. Miller
William B. Silverman
Miller
Simon Seiden
Farm hand kills three then takes own life in Pennsylvania
In Butler County a 21 year old farm hand shot and killed Dale Graff about 40 his wife Margie and George Reed 70 on a dairy farm twelve miles south of Butler before shooting himself. Capt. Fontaine said evidence supports a triple murder followed by suicide after a dispute over McCamey leaving the farm begun last week.
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Butler
Pennsylvania
E. L. Fontaine
Dale Graff
Margie
George Reed
Donald McCamey
Capt. Fontaine
McCamey
Fontaine
Graff
Mutinous Troops Seize Medan City in Indonesian Rebellion
In Medan, North Sumatra, a 2400-man regiment led by Maj. Boyke Nangolan mutinied, shelled the airfield, and overran the city. Reports say rebels controlled Medan by late morning, with curfew in effect and warnings issued by Nangolan.
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Singapore
Medan
Boyke Nangolan
Nangolan
Indonesian Archipelago
Nagolan
Jakarta Air Force
Titan Rivalry Heats Up As Titan ICBM Tests Begin
Cape Canaveral reports Martin Co. rushes Titan ICBM flight test prep after a successful March 5 static test at Denver plant. Titan, rival to Atlas, aims 6 300 mile range with a nuclear warhead, with trials to start later this year and Martin-Cocoa expanding to staff Cocoa Beach, Cape, and Patrick AFB.
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Cape Canaveral
Flapi
Martin Co
Pioneer Aircraft Manufacturer
Air Force
Martin
Denver
Martin-Cocoa
Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin
G. T
Tom) Willey
Army Corps of Engineers
Titan
Vanguard
Willey
The
Cape
Cocoa Beach
Patrick Air Force Base
KGNC-TV Colorcast Matinee Theater Schedule
Matinee at two o clock and Price Is Right at six thirty on KGNC TV Colorcast. daily theater and game show lineup listed.
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Kgnc-Tv
Weather Summary for Amarillo and Nearby Areas 1958
The report notes Amarillo recorded sun on 64 of 75 days in 1958 with readings at 3 p.m. Sunday. Wind speeds reached 15 MPH with visibility 1 mile and fog. Houston and Oklahoma City showed cloudy conditions with winds around 12 to 16 MPH and 8 to 15 miles visibility.
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Amarillo
Houston
Okla
City
Venus and Moon Meet in Rare Celestial Conjunction
Washington observers report Venus briefly closer to the Moon than usual, a rare 6 am EST conjunction noted by Dr. William Markowitz of the U S Naval Observatory. The event was visible across the United States with Venus about one degree south of the Moon.
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Washington
Venus
Earth
William Markowitz
Time Service
U.S. Naval Observatory
Markowitz
United States
Reds To Hurry To Beat U S In Moon Race
Army Secretary Wilbur Brucker told ABC that the United States has definite plans to launch a satellite toward the moon “right soon” and to place a camera satellite in orbit around earth within a year. He said the Russians will have to hustle if they want to beat the United States, and that the Army aims to launch a second Explorer satellite from Cape Canaveral this week, with the Jupiter C rocket capable of lunar thrust.
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Washington
Army
Wilbur M. Brucker
United States
Cape Canaveral
Fla
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Brucker
Fog and drizzle blanketed Amarillo and surrounding areas
Heavy fog and misting drizzle moved into the Amarillo area reducing visibility to under a quarter mile and spreading into the South Plains and Kansas. Temperatures fell to 31 in Amarillo with a high of 48 while Lubbock hit 70.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
South Plains
Kansas
Mother Tells Of Killing Son In Okinawa Mystery
MAHA Okinawa March 16 A young American wife says she smothered her infant son buried him in the garden and rifled his room to fake a kidnapping. Terrence D. Slitt, civilian technician from Plymouth Michigan, vows support as volunteers search the island. The baby’s body was later found by Army authorities wrapped in a blanket and nightgown.
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Maha
Okinawa
Terrence D. Slitt
Plymouth
Mich
Weather outlook for Amarillo and Panhandle regions
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness and freezing drizzle in the morning and night with a low near 28 and a high around 38 for Amarillo and Vicenty. Panhandle and South Plains expect freezing drizzle or snow flurries with colder conditions Monday and Monday night plus occasional rain in lower south plains.
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Vicenty
Panhandle
South Plains
New Menico
Reds Return U S Jet Pilot
North Korea returned American jet pilot Captain Leon Pfeiffer of Kenosha Wisconsin after his F86 Sabre was shot down March 6. He parachuted into North Korea and was turned over to United Nations command at the MAC secretariat. Pfeiffer, who appeared in good health, was due for a news conference after a medical check.
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Panmunjom
Korea
North Korea
Leon Pfeiffer
Kenosha
Wis
United Nations
Military Armistice Commission
MAC
Pfeiffer
U.N
Korean Demilitarized Zone
Secretariat
Kim Joon Kyong
Spreading Syndicate Seeks to Topple Invisible Government
Paul W. Williams United States Attorney outlines a two major criminal syndicate network in Chicago and New York linked to the Mafia. He warns of a parasitical second government that funds, supports, and influences public officials, unions, and illicit enterprises from prostitution to gambling. The address calls for a concerted federal and state push to dismantle the syndicate nationwide.
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Paul W. Williams
United States
Southern District of
New York
Kings County
New York University Law Alumni Association
Chicago
Tre Syndicate
Mafia
Kefauver Committee
New York City
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Siak
Jakarta
Pakanbaru
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Moon
Reds
U.S
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Dallas
Childress
Tucumcari
Roswell
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Spearman
Sanford
Sylvia Porter
Bier
Hitt
Ward
Terrilyn
Brady Dean
Hiss
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Lew Lin
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Frank Carr
U.S. Air Force
NY. Herald Tribune
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