Moss Hart dies of heart attack in Palm Springs
Playwright and director Moss Hart, 57, known as the Byron of theater and creator of The Man Who Came From Brooklyn, died in Palm Springs after a heart attack. He had moved there for rest with his wife Kitty and their children Chris and Cathy. A funeral was planned for tomorrow at Temple Isaiah with cremation anticipated. Hart had suffered a previous heart attack last October while directing Camelot in Toronto and had been working on a new comedy he hoped to finish this winter.
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Dominican Student Group Denounces U S Intervention
The Dominican Student Meduration accuses the United States of intervention in Dominican affairs and says US officials block over 100 exiled Dominicans from returning home. Federation President Armando Troerpelman notes the draft statement will go to the UN and OAS. The charges have been dismissed by government and opposition spokesmen as baseless.
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Earthquake Kills 18 and Injures 100 in Colombia
A destructive quake struck western Colombia killing at least 18 and injuring about 100. Reports from Yo Sota 315 miles away said many victims were worshipers in cathedrals and churches, with prisoners among those buried in collapsed jails. In Pereira five died as residents prayed in streets.
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Ocean Floor Subsidence Slowed Near Long Beach
Sacramento reports the subsidence of downtown Long Beach has halted while offshore floors still sink about 10 inches yearly, totaling 27 feet. Oil pumping from tideland fields caused the subsidence, partially reversed by repressurization with water injections totaling about 50 million barrels since June 1938. Daily injection in October reached roughly 60 000 barrels with new facilities capable of 451 000 barrels daily.
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JFK Hails Dominican Development and Possible Reopening
President Kennedy praised developments in the Dominican Republic and signaled that US diplomatic relations could resume if hemispheric sanctions are eased. He outlined plans for a US economic aid mission and an Inter-American Development Bank visit to help build a sound economic and social framework for a durable democracy.
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Monkey dies after spaceflight finds in Atlantic
A Rhesus monkey named Scathack died after a spaceflight when a beacon failed to guide recovery teams to a capsule drifting in the Atlantic near Ascension Island. The Atlas rocket mission launched Tuesday night from the spaceport with a rough return through intense radiation around Earth.
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Wage Hike Sparks Burmese Transit Strike Across Burma
Burmese transit operators announced a wage increase demand of 35 cents for more than 3,000 workers. The strike threatens disruption as the MTA and RRT report fear of Communist influence near the Burma India border. February 28, 1962.
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