Burma Army seizes power in bloodless Rangoon coup
Burma defense chief Gen. Ne Win led a second coup in 32 years as the army took over Rangoon. Prime Minister U Nu and ministers were arrested, Parliament suspended, and key communications and transport assets seized. About 10,000 troops and 30 tanks secured key points, flights were halted, and city life proceeded with limited disruption. The move followed opposition to a nationalization plan targeting private import trade and fears of communism.
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French Troops Battle Moslems in Algiers Casbah Air
In Algiers the Casbah saw a fierce hour long clash as French troops stormed narrow alleys to quell Moslem riflemen firing from rooftops. Casualty figures were not immediately available as troops sealed the area and tried to restore order amid Ramadan clashes.
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Kennedy to announce resumption of atmospheric nuclear tests
President Kennedy plans to reveal a U S decision to resume atmospheric nuclear tests next month unless the Soviet Union accepts a rapid test ban with strong international inspection. The address set for 7 p m EST will also urge renewed disarmament talks in Geneva beginning March 14 and seek a foreign ministers meeting with the Soviet Union.
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Chuckle: Old Age Finds Some in the Twist
A lighthearted cartoon caption notes that some people age gracefully while others try the Twist. The strip, credited to Copt. Gen. Fea. Corp., playfully contrasts aging with dance moves.
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Probers Search For Cause Of New York Plane Tragedy
Emergency crews comb Jamaica Bay waters to recover 53 bodies from the jet crash that killed 95 aboard the American Airlines Boeing 707. Investigators seek an automatic flight recorder to determine if pilot error or mechanical failure caused the nosedive after takeoff from Idlewild. President Kennedy shows personal interest in the probe as Victims' families await word.
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Will of Dr Laura Stickney Disallowed by York County Court
The will of Dr Laura Black Stickney of Saco was disallowed by Judge John B Roberts at York County Probate Court after a contest by her daughter Joan Cleary Biddeford. The document left most real estate including the Trust Nursing Home to Richard and Marion Stickney with stock in trust for their children. The estate was valued at about 258 946 dollars. Dr Stickney died last May.
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Winter Eases Cold Grip Across North Central Region
Temperatures moderated after a week of subzero cold, with only Michigan and Wisconsin still feeling the deepest chill. The Midwest adjoined regions saw readings climb from brutal lows, while northern Minnesota and nearby areas remained near or below zero. No significant precipitation was noted.
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Maine Basks in Cold Wave With Subzero Lows
A frigid snap grips Maine with overnight lows ranging from minus six in Greenville to plus four at Eastport and the Portland airport. The Weather Bureau forecasts more cold today and a gradual warmup by Saturday as Maine endures continuing freezing temperatures.
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Meteor Alerts State Police Across Maine Sky
A meteor streak lit the night prompting Dow Air Force Base and State Police to worry a plane was in trouble. Reports spread to travelers as far as Connecticut, with a Dow dispatcher noting the bright light. By 1 38 a m the object was confirmed as a meteor.
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Doctor warns of waste on unneeded vitamins at New England meeting
Dr W W Bauer of the A M A says vast money is wasted on unnecessary vitamins and should fund vitamin rich foods. He criticizes fear of cholesterol but supports removing it from diets for valid reasons. Election highlights include W P Davis reappointed president and several new directors named.
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