Rebels Plan To Govern By Decree In Cuba
Havana AP dispatch reports the provisional government declares it will dissolve congress and criminal courts and rule by decree until free elections within 18 months to two years. Manuel Urrutia names Jose Miro Cardona premier, rescinds martial law, and aims for Havana with Castro’s forces. Venezuela and others recognize the rebels.
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Venezuela
Mexico
Ecuador
Bolivia
Williams College frat house fire evac inspires sixteen students
In Williamstown Massachusetts sixteen Williams College students escaped a pre dawn fire that swept the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity house. The blaze caused evacuations and prompted investigations into its cause.
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Williamstown
Mass
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Williams College
Russian Rocket Near Orbit In Moonless Flight
So viet cosmic rocket Mechta has practically entered orbit and is about a half million miles from Earth as it speeds toward a sun orbit. Alexander Topchiev told reporters the first artificial planet is on course to circle the sun.
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Moscow
Solar
Alexander Topchiev
Dog Saves Master on Thin Ice in Levittown
Tina the spaniel crossed ice to reach Donald Dickey 22 stranded on a lake after a failed outboard left him adrift for hours. Fire units failed to reach him. a helicopter was called and Tina dragged the rope to haul him to shore. Dickey suffered frostbite and exposure.
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Levittown
Tina
Ishore
Donald
Dickey
Lake
Can't Hold Two Jobs Solon Told In Iowa
UPI reports Senator elect LeRoy Getting of Sanborn has been advised by Attorney General Norman Erbe that he cannot serve both in the Iowa legislature and on the Iowa Natural Resources Council. Getting plans to resign from the council and take his seat when the legislature convenes January 12.
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Des Moines
UPI
LeRoy Getting
Rsanborn
Norman Erbe
Iowa
Iowa Natural Resources Council
Erbe
Getting
Ferry Collision Injures Seventeen on Staten Island Ferry
A runaway barge struck a Staten Island ferry in New York on Monday causing seventeen minor injuries while the vessel continued service. Emergency crews responded as passengers remained on board and ferries resumed normal routes.
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New York
Staten Island
Record 8 320 Lose Licenses
The Iowa Safety Department reports that a record 8 320 motorists lost their driving privileges last year, 1 19 more than 1957. The rise is attributed to a new point system adopted last April. There were 5 577 licenses suspended and relocations totaled 2 743.
Fire destroys Kennedy family home in Kulp town
David Kennedy, a plumber, built a one story frame home as a Christmas gift for his wife and infant son. Firemen arrived too late to save the house, leaving the Kennedys with nothing. A judge granted Kulp town its first fire company charter despite officials’ tax objections.
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Syracuse University
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Fire Company
Kulptown
David Kennedy
Kennedys
Kennedy
Warren Leaves Bar Association
The American Bar Association lost Chief Justice Warren after 28 years of membership. Executive director Joseph Stecher said Warren dropped out last month without giving a reason. Five Supreme Court justices are members. nonmembers besides Warren are Justices Black Douglas and Frankfurter.
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Washington
American Bar Assn
Warren
Joseph Stecher
Supreme Court
Black
Douglas
Frankfurter
Chuckle: Money Not Everything Says Wise Wit
A humorous line recalls money is not everything yet urges practicing wealth before preaching. The quip plays on the irony of wealth defining priorities and cautions against premature moralizing.
Mikoyan Seeks Berlin Pact and Nixon Call
Soviet Premier Mikoyan plans a late Tuesday call with Vice-President Nixon after signaling continued Western access to Berlin. The state department confirmed the appointment and outlined Mikoyan's statements on Berlin's future status and East German control.
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Nixon
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Berlin
Russia
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West Berlin
Britain
France
Khrushchev
East Germany
1958 Outstanding Young Men named by U.S. Jaycees
Tulsa AP report lists 10 winners aged under 36 including Lt. Shepherd M. Jenks navigator of the Nautilus and Dr. Henry Kislinger among the honorees. Pat Boone replaces Van Cliburn. awards presented by U S Jaycee President Robert W Cox at a banquet.
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Pat Boone
Boone
Shepherd M. Jenks
Henry A. Kissinger
Harvard
Donald A. Glaser
University of Michigan
James T. Grace, Jr
Buffalo
University of Florida
Gus Turbeville
Northland College
Ashland
Wis
Hugh Edward Wilson Tl
Obsersity of
Texas Southwestern Medical School
Ski Run at Palisades Approved by Iowa Commission
The Iowa Conservation Commission approved a rope lift ski run at Palisades Kepler state park near Mt. Vernon. Dr. Gordon E. Rahn of the Mt. Vernon Chamber of Commerce led the request. The facility will be public with lodge use and details to be finalized in a meeting this week. The park lies on highway 30 between Cedar Rapids and Mt. Vernon.
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Palisades-Kepler State Park
Mt. Vernon
Iowa Conservation Commission
Gordon E. Rahn
State Park
Rahn
Highway 30
Cedar Rapids
Insurgent Republicans Seek Ouster Of Dirksen As Leader
In Washington insurgent Republicans vote to back Sen. Cooper and Sen. Ruchel for party leadership posts while opposing Dirksen. A separate item from Ann Arbor reports Dr. Jonas Salk urges a fourth polio vaccine dose to boost immunity after tests suggest three doses may fall short.
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Senate Republicans
Sen. Dirksen
Sen. Aiken
Sen. Cooper
Dirksen
Sen. Ruchel
Calif
Sen. Bridges
N. H
Sen. Saltonstall
Mass
Ann Arbor
Jonas Salk
Sen. Young
N. D
East Coast battered by frigid winds and storms
Fierce winds swept the East Coast on Tuesday with hurricane force gusts. Cold plunged temperatures. Newport 17 below zero while Florida saw below freezing readings and Pensacola at 28. Weather bureau signaled likely minor crop damage in Florida.
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Florida
Newport
Pensacola
Weather Bureau
Rhee Plans Fourth Term As Election Nears
Seoul AP reports President Syngman Rhee will run for a fourth term in the 1960 presidential election expected in May. Rhee will be 83 by the time of the vote, according to a government spokesman.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Janitress Uses Parable to Give Gifts to Orphans
Nicolasa Conlucas, a $90-a-month janitress in Los Angeles, follows a minister’s tale of talents by saving and reinvesting earnings from selling enchiladas. Over months she grows her funds to $100, helps 66 orphans in Mexico and Nochistali, 33 destitute old folks, and donates to 4 prisoners, all anonymously.
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Nicolasa Conlucas
Nicolas Davila
Jesus
Matthew
Stummer
Nicolasa
San Luis
Mexico
Nochistalin
Christ
U. S
Nicolosa
House Republican rift over Mass as floor leader and insurgent bid
House Republicans debated replacing Martin Mass with an insurgent backed by Halleck and Dirksen allies. A compromise proposed an assistant floor leader and a GOP policy committee vote, while Democrats re elected Rayburn as speaker and McCormack as majority leader amid leadership shifts.
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G.O.P
G.op
Rep
Halleck
Martin
Republican House
G.O.P. House
House
Rep. Rayburn
Texas
Rep. McCormack
Mass
Elkins Dies at 82, Prominent WV Republican Leader
RICHMOND AP report: Davis Elkins, 82, former Republican from West Virginia and longtime business leader, died Monday.
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Davis Elkins
West Virginia
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