Israel warns Syria it will defend itself
Premier Levi Eshkol told a special Knesset session that Israel must act to defend itself if the United Nations fails to restore peace on the border with Syria. He denounced Syrian aggressions and noted Jordan was also blamed for a border clash in Jerusalem.
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Syria
Jerusalem
UPL
Levi Eshkal
United Nations
Eshkal
Knesset
New York
U.N. Security Council
Iself
Eshkol
Jordan
Security Council
Di Stefano Released After Kidnap by FALN in Venezuela
International soccer star Alfredo Di Stefano of Real Madrid was held for two days by FALN militants near Caracas. He said he was frightened but unharmed and would not be harmed, as authorities linked the kidnapping to an international communist plot.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Alfredo di Stefano
di Stefano
Spain
Real Madrid
Armed Forces of National Liberation
FALN
Romulo Botancourt
Mickey Mantle
York Yankees
Maximo Canales
Interior Ministry
Canales
Anzote
Trace Observer Appeals for Peace in Mid East
Trace Observer, the senior U N truce observer in Palestine, urged Israel and its Arab neighbors to comply fully with U N resolutions calling for a cease fire. Maj. Gen. Odd Bull reported to Secretary General Thant that both sides should abstain from hostilities under the general armistice agreement and opposed any use of force across the armistice line.
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Sted Nations
API
U.N
Palestine
Israel
Norweigan
Odd Bull
Thant
Bull
54 Students Return to Pay Price for Cuba Trip
In Madrid, 54 American students who left for Cuba faced possible prosecution for breaking the State Department travel ban. One student, Barry Flomann, left Cuba via Remuda after being questioned by the FBI. The group, led by Levi Laub, argued for future dialogue as they awaited U.S. authorities.
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Madrid
Spain
Ifly
State Department
Cuba
Fidel Castro
New York
Barry Floffman
Brookline
Mass
Remuda
FBI
Hoffman
Levi Laub
Washington
UPL
Anatoly Dobryninj
Kennedy Ayin
Nij
Kita
Khrushchev
Huva
Kennedy
Andrei Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Charles N. Buchanan
Lee Raisner
Havana
Miami
U.S
United States
Talks Open on Canada Fishing Limit Plan
Ottawa talks opened between Canadian Foreign Secretary Paul Martin and Ambassador William W. Tworth on Canada’s proposed 12 mile fishing limit. The discussions reflect Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson’s pledge to extend the current three mile coast line. In Brookline Massachusetts a man posed as a foreign student. the Boston Herald identified him as Barry Hoffman.
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Ottawa
Paul Martin
Wiliam W. Buttworth
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Brookline
Mass
Upr
Boston Herald
Cuba
U.S
Barry Hoffman
Williams SL
Reds Pledge Peace in Asia Amid China India Tensions
In Jakarta Subandrio said China will not resume military action against India after assurances from Communist Chinese Ambassador Yao Chung Ming. The foreign minister framed the claim as a pledge of peace in Asia and stressed stability in regional relations.
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Aakarta
Indonesia
Subandrio
Yao Chung Ming
China
India
Rockefeller Still Expected In N.H. Primary
Concord Republican worker Dudley W. Orr, a Dartmouth classmate of Nelson Rockefeller, said Rockefeller will likely enter the New Hampshire presidential primary on March 8. Orr noted Rockefeller was optimistic about the GOP’s outlook but said he is not authorized to confirm a formal commitment. The New Hampshire primary is the first in the nation.
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Concord
Nuh
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Alty
Dudley W. Orr
Dartmouth
Orr
Engle Undergoes Brain Surgery in California
Senator Clair Engle of California, 53, underwent brain surgery at Doctors Hospital after a Thursday admission. Officials said the operation on Saturday removed a small amount of brain tissue and appeared successful though a malignant condition remains undetermined by lab tests. Aide Charles Bosley cited a congenital brain condition affecting circulation in Engle’s limbs and noted serious condition earlier.
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Washington
UPS
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Engle
Charles Bosley
Deluge of books frees overdue fines at library
Gainesville Georgia librarian Clark Wyllie declared a two week moratorium on fines for overdue volumes and expected few returns. He instead received 4500 books.
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Gainesville
Clark Wyllie
Envoy's Wife Slain at New Jersey Summer Home
In Spring Lake New Jersey two men and a woman broke in during the night and beat Lucy Grez 65 wife of the Chilean consul general in New York City. The maid Hilda Cervantes 30 was bound and gagged in a second story room. Police said robbery appeared to be the motive though nothing definite was stolen. The consul general Alfonso Grez left Manhattan for the summer home after noon.
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Spring Lake, N.J
UPI
New York City
Spring Lake
Nye
Lucy Greg
Grez
Alfonso
New York
Manhattan
Cardinal Hurls Challenge At Communists In Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski primate of Poland challenged the Communist regime to guarantee basic human and social rights for all citizens. He spoke to about 50,000 pilgrims at Czestochowa during the annual renewal of vows at the Black Madonna shrine.
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Czestochowa
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
John XXIII
Fanning Named Western Mass Registry Aide
Eugene J. Fanning of Wollaston, a 36 year Registry staffer, is named assistant to the motor vehicle registrar for Western Massachusetts. A Milton native and Boston College graduate, he helped Massachusetts driver education start and led the program after 1948. He succeeds Henry Foran and will be in Springfield Tuesday and Thursday weekly.
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Boston
UPI
Eugene J. Fanning
Wollaston
Massachusetts
Milton
Boston College
Fanning
Henry Foran
Springfield
Hopes High For Better Blueberries
Dr. J. N. Moore of the U S Agricultural Research Service spoke at the American Institute of Biological sciences meeting at the University of Massachusetts. He described progress using colchicine to cross rabbiteye and high bush blueberries to create hybrids with earlier, larger fruit and improved disease resistance for northern and southern varieties.
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Amherst
Mass
Dixie
North
J. N. Moore
U.S. Agricultural Research Service
Beltsville
American Institute of Biological Sciences
University of Massachusetts
Gulf Coast
New Jersey
New England
Michigan
Moore
Wooden decoy patrol cars slow California speeders
In a Sacramento area report, speeders on a northern California highway slowed for parked vehicles that were revealed as wooden decoys meant to deter speeding. The tactic appears to have produced the desired caution among drivers observing the roadside phantoms.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Art Exhibit Planned for Mexican Art in U S
Mexico announces an art exhibit to be shown in the United States with a Los Angeles opening date not yet set. The Foreign Ministry reveals the plans outlining a display of Mexican art for American audiences.
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Mexico City
Foreign Ministry
United States
Los Angeles
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