U S Officials Ponder Soviet Underground Nuclear Tests
U S officials speculated that Russia may switch to underground nuclear tests to sway opinion against atmospheric detonations. The AEC reported a Soviet underground test, the first of its kind publicly acknowledged, while Pravda accused the U S and Britain of breaking off test ban talks as explosions continued.
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U.S
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Kennedy
Communist Party
Pravda
Britain
Nevada
Kennedy immersion scare aboard Honolulu to Pearl Harbor
Attorney General Robert Kennedy and his wife briefly went overboard when their sailboat capsized near Sand Island during a pleasure cruise between Honolulu and Pearl Harbor. Navy pilots and others aided the Kennedys and a Mrs Wilson before they were taken to a navy pier for safety. Kennedy continues a round the world fact finding tour with plans to visit multiple international capitals.
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Robert Kennedy
Pacific
Kennedys
Pearl Harbor
Kennedy
Navy
Wilson
Mrs. Rocky Hides at Ranch in Nevada Divorce Move
Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller seeks a Nevada divorce after a six week residency in a guarded ranch retreat. She plans to end the marriage under Nevada law. Sources say she was nervous and did not attend a news conference, while her attorney would not meet reporters.
Infant Falls 40 Feet, Is Caught By Passing Pedestrian
A 15 month old baby fell 40 feet from a window in London Friday and was caught by a passing pedestrian after striking a ledge and two roots. The infant escaped injury, with authorities noting no serious harm.
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London
Marlow Winters
Judge Seth Thomas Dies After Long Illness In Sioux City
SETH THOMAS 88 Fort Dodge retired judge of the 8th U S circuit court of appeals died Friday night in a Sioux City hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral at First Congregational church Fort Dodge Monday. burial Washington Ia. Tuesday. Thomas born Morgan Ohio. studied at Central Normal college Danville and University of West Virginia. taught in Mason W Va and Iowa. principal in Washington and Fort Dodge high schools. (Continued: Page 2)
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Circuit Court of Appeals
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Washington
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Ohio
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Danville
Ind
University of West Virginia
Mason, W. Va
Iowa
Washington, Ia
Freda Rethamel
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Molotov Recovering From Flu at Moscow Hospital
Former foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov, once a top Soviet official, is reported to have the flu and is recovering at Central hospital in suburban Moscow. He is quarantined in the infectious diseases ward and cannot receive visitors, with a release anticipated in a few days.
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Y. M. Molotov
Central Hospital
Molotov
Texas governor hopefuls split in bitter Democratic race
Ed Walker 52, controversial former army general, and Gov. Price Daniel 51, seek the Democratic nomination for Texas governor in a May 5 primary. Other contenders include John Connally Marshall Formby Will Wilson and Don Yarborough. Republican Jack Cox also runs. Other filings due by Monday midnight. Teller says civil defense can limit casualties to 10 percent in a nuclear attack.
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Price Daniel
Walker
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Germany
Will Wilson
Texas Supreme Court
Don Yarborough
Houston
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Breckenridge
Daniel
New York
Edward Teller
Frondizi Defends Argentina Over Cuba OAS Stand
President Arturo Frondizi denounced international reactionaries and defended Argentina’s abstention on Cuba’s expulsion from the OAS. He warned the United States and 13 Latin nations against renouncing core self determination principles while squar ing with military pressure amid a crisis.
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Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
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Organization of American States
Frondizi
Brazil
Chile
Bolivia
Ecuador
Mexico
OAS
Bloc
Kennedy imposes Cuba embargo effective Feb 7
President Kennedy orders a total embargo on Cuban imports and most exports to the communist nation effective Wednesday February 7. Exemptions cover humanitarian foods and medicines. The aim is to reduce Cuba's revenue used for subversion and aggression while preserving some aid to Cuban civilians.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Caribbean
White House
Hemisphere
Uruguay
Wins 20 Year Fight for Degree
Catharine Oltmanns of Anamosa earned a bachelor's degree in nursing at the University of Iowa after overcoming years of nontraditional schooling. She entered college via a special admissions test and probationary enrollment, completed nursing prerequisites, and will take state board exams in February before starting work at University hospitals. Her story highlights self guidance, perseverance, and a late but earned finish to higher education.
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University of Iowa
Catharine Oltmanns of
Anamosa
SUI
Catharine
College of Nursing
University
Donald Rhoades
SAI
College of Liberal Arts
Albert L. Oltmanns
Route 3
Cedar Rapids
London
Railman Budd Dead Former Great Northern Burlington President
Ralph Budd 82, a notable railroad executive, died Friday in Santa Barbara. He led the Great Northern from 1919 and became Burlington president in 1932. Under his tenure GNW invested heavily in lines and rolling stock including the Cascade tunnel. He played a role in Panama Canal Zone rehabilitation and Soviet rail surveys.
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Great Northern
Cascade
Washington State
Budd
Waterloo
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Rodman
Chicago Great Western
Rock Island
Kennedy Plans Private Poland Visit This Month
President's youngest brother Edward Kennedy will visit Poland this month in a private trip. He is not scheduled to meet with leaders of the Communist government. He lunched with Polish ambassador Edward Drozniak Friday.
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Washington
Edward ‘Ted’ Kennedy
Poland
Edward Drozniak
Poolish
Auto salesman Harold Morton suicide linked to case
In Santa Monica Harold Morton, 47, accused by his employer of stealing $450, did not appear in court as scheduled. The employer opted not to prosecute, and Morton reportedly shot himself rather than face court.
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Harold Morton
Morton
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