Sioux City Schools Among Liquor Law Disputes
Sioux City council member urged submitting conflicting city and county legal opinions on dispensing liquor at private parties to the attorney general for a statewide ruling. The dispute centers on serving liquor at hotels or ballrooms without selling it.
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Senate probes Cuba buildup as threat to security
Senate preparedness subcommittee launches inquiry into Soviet military strength in Cuba amid claims of two Cuban divisions and possible nuclear arms. Chairman Stennis says Cuba’s rise under Russia endangers U S security and preparedness. Witnesses include military and intelligence officials with hearings set to begin behind closed doors in two weeks.
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FBI Intercepts Two In Million Dollar Money Order Plot
FBI announces the arrest of Vincent Napoli and Michael Rosa in Miami for conspiring to dispose of more than $1 million in stolen commercial money orders and counterfeit currency. The case links stolen money orders from Jersey City on December 28 and efforts to move loot to Brazil for exchange into diamonds. Authorities recovered about $1 million in money orders.
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Coral Gables
Michael Rosa
Jersey City
Rosa
Napoli
Brazil
Tests Staged By President During Talks
President Kennedy suspended the current series of underground nuclear tests in Nevada during discussions with Russia on a test ban treaty. He stressed the United States can resume testing at any time and indicated no intention to accept a perpetual moratorium.
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Kennedy
Nevada
Russia
U. S
White House
Seven Die In B-52 Crash Near Greenville Maine
Bodies of five airmen found in mountain wilderness near Greenville raising death toll to seven from Thursday B-52 crash. Two more bodies recovered Friday. two crewmen found alive and injured, not seriously.
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Woman Ends Eight Days in Subzero Woods in Clare
Lavina Radabaugh, 47, emerged after eight days living in a snow-filled forest as part of a winter carnival stunt in Clare. She survived with limited gear and provisions, claiming anyone could do it, and thanked the event for a $150 prize and a complimentary beauty parlor visit.
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Viaduct Closure for Gas Leak Search
Cedar Rapids area Avenue NE viaduct to close at 8 a m Sunday for gas leak search. Traffic engineers expect minimal disruption and plan to reopen the bridge Monday morning.
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No Warming-Up in Sight Weather Bureau Reports
Brutal winter weather persists across the nation with snow, freezing rain, and hazardous travel. The Weather Bureau warns relief remains unlikely as January's deep freeze extends, possibly longer and harsher than 1962, despite some regional temperature moderations.
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Sub Zero Routine Weather Report In East Iowa
The report notes subzero temperatures across East Iowa with De corah Elkader at 20 below and Atlan tic at 24 below the coldest. Cold continues through Monday. expected 10-20 below tonight and 0 to 5 below Sunday. Snow failed to develop Friday night and Saturday. southern Iowa saw over an inch. highways mostly normal with scattered packed snow near Highway 30 and 65.
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Donovan in New Havana Mission
James Donovan of New York flew to Havana to negotiate with Fidel Castro for release of Americans in Cuban prisons noted by Miami AP coverage.
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James Donovan
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Ole Olsen Dies. Stage and Film Comedian
John Sigvard Olsen known as Ole Olsen, 71, died Saturday in Albuquerque after kidney surgery. Born in Peru Indiana, he rose to fame with Chick Johnson in Hellzapoppin both on stage and in film. Survived by his wife two daughters eight grandchildren and three sisters.
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William Lear
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Visalia
Calif
Jean Seberg hailed for morale on grounded Spanish ferry
Actress Jean Seberg born in Marshalltown Iowa drew praise for her morale boosting acts aboard a Spanish ferry with 121 passengers after it ran aground in a Thursday storm en route to Tangier. Report says she comforted Moroccan children during a 36 hour ordeal before rescue by two fishing boats.
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Spain
UPI
Jean Seberg
Marshalltown
Miss Seberg
Tangier
City hall talks push to end 50 day newspaper blackout
New York publishers and striking printers met in a city hall bargaining session as Mayor Wagner urged continuous talks until the blackout ends. Mediators from federal state and city levels attended, with Amory Bradford leading the publishers' committee and J Kingsbury Smith cautious about optimism.
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New York
City Hall
Robert Wagner
Wagner
Board of Public Accountability
Publishers Assn
New York City
Amory Bradford
The
Times
J. Kingsbury-Smith
Journal-American
Longshoremen End Nation Wide Dock Strike After 34 Days
Longshoremen return to work across Atlantic and Gulf ports after a 34 day walkout that halted activity coast to coast. ILA leaders report President Kennedy pressed to end the dispute as Texas and Norfolk holdouts are resolved locally while master contracts near completion.
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Atlantic
Kennedy
Mobile
Norfolk
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Assn
David Alston
ILA
Texas
James Reynolds
Galveston
Maine
Virginia
South Atlantic
Gulf
JFK Proclaims May Law Day
President Kennedy on May 1 designated Law Day U S A urging Americans to work for a world where law governs nations as it governs individuals. He called citizens to rededicate themselves to equality and justice in all relations and warned Law Day counters communism’s May Day demonstrations.
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Kennedy
U.S.A
Act of Congress
Broken-Down Cars Litter Havana On Tour With Newsmen
Six visiting American newsmen toured Havana under Cuban guides in two late model cars. Cars and buses were often broken down on city streets and rural roads, with oil fumes and muffler shortages affecting everyday life. A crowd of about 300 scholarship students filled a Havana apartment building class, chanting support for Fidel as a Cuban native stated Russians teach Russian and Germans teach German at the Instituto de Idiomas.
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Raul Lazo
Foreign Ministry
Antonio Cardoso
Lazo
Cardoso
Havana
Instituto de Idiomas
Language Institute
Carlos Lopez
New York
Cuba
New York University
Taxing humor on bills and purchases
A humorous quip notes a man pays a luxury tax on his billfold income tax on what he puts in and a sales tax whenever he takes anything out, reflecting on taxes in everyday life.
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