Cosmos 13 satellite launched amid spaceflight plans
The Soviet Union unveiled Cosmos 13, an unmanned satellite, as a potential precursor to manned orbital flights. Tass reported systems operating normally as scientists study radiation belts and meteoric effects while hinting at future ships orbiting side by side.
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San Mrencised triad case ends with jury expected today
Reported yesterday that arguments finished in the trial of Mrs. Saa Kroeger and her husband Ralph for murder to gain a Santa Rosa motel. Also noted are references to a Chicago police scandal, a Hungarian amnesty, a San Francisco assault case, and a postal investigation involving a mysterious package from a U.S. soldier to the Far East.
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Cannibalism joke sparks Lords debate on health scares
Lord Shackleton quips Britons taste better than Americans in a House of Lords exchange on contamination fears. He cites a supposed two parts per million in Britons versus eleven for Americans as evidence amid a broader discussion of chemicals in food.
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Braden Defends Himself at State Senate Hearing
The Senate Rules Committee heard Thomas W. Braden defend himself against calls to oust him as president of the State Board of Education. Braden, a former British soldier and American paratrooper, said patriotism should stay private. Sacramento spectators jeered and the committee planned a recommendation next week on Brown’s reappointment and Braden’s fate.
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Sacramento
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Castro Warns Khrushchev Over Missiles In Cuba
In a Le Monde interview published yesterday Castro criticized Khrushchev for withdrawing missiles without Cuban consent. He said Cuba would not be a pawn on the world chessboard and defended Cuba’s sovereignty and decision to refuse outside arms inspections. He noted discussions with Anastas Mikoyan and insisted Cuba would decide the arms it leaves.
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Look Its Here Special Mens Fashion Section Tide
Southern Californians, traditional pace setters for novel and colorful masculine apparel, dress this season in Tidependent’s special Men’s Fashion Section. The 1963 edition offers colorful styles and patterns that fit California tastes, with an interesting collection of sartorial ideas for smart dressers. Don’t miss this must for males wanting to be in the fashion parade this season.
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Burglar Enters Pasadena Store Through Cat Door
Police report a burglar used a 12 inch cat door to loot Extend Street Market at 903 N Euclid Ave, stealing $31 in beer and cigarettes and $10 in cash. Proprietor Ruby Goldsmith, 67, found 10 cartons of smokes and six cartons of beer missing when she opened the store yesterday. the cat door was the only likely entry.
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Gambling Equipment Seized in Chicago Gambling Raid
Four police wagons stood by as officers seized gambling equipment in a Chicago raid. The Cook County Sheriff’s Office disclosed the seizure, citing a crackdown on illegal betting and gambling apparatus.
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Cook County Sheriff's Office
Pasadena Rainstorm Forecast Hits Area
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts a storm from the north with a high chance of rain today and tonight. The front that brought light rain to Eureka and Crescent City around noon yesterday is expected to reach Santa Barbara County early today as temperatures drop from yesterday’s 74 degree high in Pasadena.
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Norwegian freighter Hoegh Aronds sinks off Morocco
A Norwegian freighter with 82 aboard sank in heavy seas about 80 miles off the Moroccan port of Mogador, Morocco. Thirteen crewmen were rescued, while three were confirmed dead and 16 remained missing as U.S. and allied planes and ships searched amid high winds and towering waves.
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Typhoid Outbreak Ties to Birthday Party
An outbreak in Los Angeles County linked to a Pacoima birthday party has 18 cases. Eight patients are confirmed typhoid fever with 10 showing strong symptoms under observation. Victims include Lycarld Kevin Anthony Colin of Los Angeles and James Harold Payne, 9, of San Fernando, neither of whom attended the party but may have contacted guests. Pasadena residents John Lewis, 16, and James Lester, 5, are among the affected, with several in critical condition. A Newhall water well was ruled out as the source as investigators focus on possible typhoid carriers among attendees.
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Kennedy Reports New Withdrawals of Red Troops
President Kennedy said at a news conference that an estimated 3000 Soviet troops had been withdrawn from Cuba in recent weeks. He noted the March deadline may not be over and cited a mid February Soviet promise to pull out several thousand troops. He linked the Cuba issue to Latin American concerns and urged action to halt subversive activity, while praising defense secretary McNamara. He predicted Senate hearings on the TFX matter would deepen public understanding.
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Typhoid Crisis Triggers Swiss Army Maneuvers in Zermatt
In Zermatt Swiss troops moved in to contain a typhoid outbreak that has infected over 100 people across Europe. Medical teams disinfect homes, collect blood samples from about 7,000 residents, and relocate suspected cases by hospital train. The emergency hospital operates in the town’s new school house with police guarding isolation wards as tourists flee.
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New York Mayor Announces Third Truck Drivers Pact
Mayor Robert Wagner announced that a third union of truck drivers has agreed to a new contract settlement with publishers. The development follows similar recent accords aimed at stabilizing deliveries and labor peace in the city.
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Robert Wagner
Nomsiking
U S Aide Admits TFX Blast
Roswell Gilpatric, a U S Defense official, acknowledged he was one of the anonymous Pentagon spokesmen cited in senators debates over an inquiry into the TFX award. He denied being misled or entrapped and said no complaints about the committee’s conduct. Senator Symington criticized the inquiry as damaging to military morale and urged completion of the investigation. Subcommittee Chairman McClellan said he would press on until all facts are in.
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Henry MM. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackison
Death Toll Rises as Agung Volcano Erupts in Bali
Government officials say more than 1,000 may have died in four days of lava and ash from Agung Volcano. About 70 are hospitalized with burns and an estimated 100,000 are fleeing the area. The 16,308 foot peak first erupted in February after a century of silence as lava flow eased but a heavy smoke plume remained.
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