Reds Will Free Two Fliers From East Germany
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the Soviet Union will return two of the three RB66 airmen shot down March 10 over East Germany. Captains Holland and Kessler were named as the fliers to be released. Lt. Welch has already been freed after injury. Rusk, on Face the Nation, called the issue closed and hoped the matter would be dropped.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
U.S
East Germany
David I. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Holland
Kessler
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Welch
Rusk
CBS
Cuban hijack death flight returns to Havana officials say
The body of the pilot killed in a hijacked Cuban military helicopter and a surviving crewman were flown to Havana by a U.S. government plane from Key West after Cuba authorized the transfer. The incident involved two anti Castro defectors, captains Guillermo Santos and Andres Izagubre, questioned in Miami. The helicopter remains under guard in a U.S. facility as extradition questions loom.
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Key West
Fla
Atlantic
Cuba
U.S
Havana
Key West International
Miami
Washington
Sergio Roque
Florida
Roque
Tampa
Fredel Castro
Armed Forces
Havana Radio
Guillermo Santos
Andres Izagubre
Hotel raid sale at Neil House in Columbus Ohio
The Neil House hotel in Columbus plans a 100 room women only raid sale next Saturday. Female teams of 50 will search three floors for tagged items within 15 minutes, then items will be checked and retrieved later as a renovation begins.
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Columbus, Ohio
Neil House
Mark Mowrey
Mowrey
Ship's Crew Rescued After Beth Fire In Caribbean
The 20 crewmen of the Panamanian cargo ship Beth were rescued from a lifeboat by the Liberian ship S S World Jonquil after the vessel caught fire from lubricating oil and chemicals. The Beth, en route from Port Arthur Texas to Martinique, was reported sinking south of the Dominican Republic as Coast Guard Aurora prepared to meet the rescue ship and transfer survivors. Survivors included master George Markaiks and chief engineer Alexander Marko.
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San Juan
P.R
Caribbean
Dominican Republic
Coast Guard
Aurora
Jonquil
Puerto Rico
Thomas
San Wedgewood
Clarence
N.Y
Juan
Cuban boat disaster claims twenty lives on Grand Cayman
Ed T. Arpin of Neenah Wisconsin relays a Grand Cayman Island constable report that 21 Cubans fled Cuba in a 22 foot boat and only one man survived after a voyage of about 18 days. The story notes starvation exposure and reef wash ashore early Saturday.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Wisconsin
Ed T. Arpin
Neenah
Wis
Boddentown
Grand Cayman Island
Arpin
Tortuga Club
Arpins
Miami
Cuba
Grand Cayman
Matanzas
Jamaica
Venus de Milo arrives in Tokyo slightly damaged
The Venus de Milo, shipped from France, arrived in Yokohama and reached Tokyo eight hours later. Four small chips were found on the robe, three restored and one original fragment. Louvre deputy curator Hubert Landais called the damage not serious and hoped for a quick repair before the Tokyo debut in April. The statue will be on display through May 17 before moving to Kyoto for June exhibitions.
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Tokyo
France
Museum of Western Art
Yokohama
Island
Milos
Hubert Landais
Louvre Museum
Landais
Kyoto
Fromm
Rusty Box Yields Republic of Texas Bank Notes Found
Don Etheredge, 14, found a rusty metal box in Dawson area containing Republic of Texas currency from 1837 to 1841. The notes include denominations of 50, 20, 10, 5 and 3 dollars and bear signatures including Sam Houston. The discovery was reported in Lamesa by United Press International.
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Lamesa
Tex
UPI
Don Fitheredge
Dawson
Republic of Texas
Etheredge
Homer Etheredge
Sam Houston
Two Dumas Women Die in 2 Car Crash Near Lubbock
A two car collision on US 87 left Mrs. Jessie Ray Caddel 36 and Mrs. Bobbie Hill Coleman 29 dead on arrival at Methodist Hospital Lubbock. Several others from Dumas and Lubbock are hospitalized in critical condition. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Coleman and services for Mrs. Caddell are announced by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors.
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Jessie Ray Caddel
Bobbie Hill Coleman
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Massawese Tyler Samuels
Hazel Wibbing Blythe
Dumas
Richard B. McNeil
Samuels
Coleman
Boxwell Brothers
Henpecked Husbands Club Disbands in Formosa
The Henpecked Husbands club in Chi ahsi Northern Formosa dissolved two weeks after forming. Chairman Lin Yenlu said members must absolutely and unconditionally obey their wives. Wives ordered the disbandment to stop their husbands from making fools of themselves.
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Taipel
UPI
Chiahsi
Formosa
Lin Yenlu
Rattler Haul Tops One Ton At Big Spring Hunt
Hunters in the second annual rattlesnake hunt near Big Spring Texas bagged over a ton of snakes. Venom will be milled for medicine and the rest cooked as samples for spectators. Dalton Carr led with 427 pounds. Bob Beal caught the longest snake at 7 inches. Carr and Bill Williamson tied for most rattles with four.
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Big Spring
Tex
Texas
Dalton Carr
Bob Beal
Luther
Carr
Bill Williamson
Sweetwater
Arctic Cold Front to Drop Temps Across Panhandle
The U S Weather Bureau warns an arctic cold front from Wyoming will cross the Panhandle tonight, following a Pacific front. As it moves through Colorado it may slow, bringing little precipitation but prompting stockmen and travelers to stay alert for further forecasts.
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Panhandle
U. S
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Jose Arcardio Garcia
State Department
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Navy Yard
George Markaiks
Alexander Mar
Trip
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McNeil
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Oak Grove
Tack Coleman
Toney Coleman
Ruthie Hill
Connie Knight
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Chapman
Jack Caddel
Connie Caddel
Sandie Caddel
Doug Caddel
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