Rebels Say Men To Be Freed Soon
Rebels who kidnapped 10 U and 5, and 2 Canadian engineers told an American wife the men would be treated well and released in a few days. U S officials sought their return as Raoul Castro's forces held the hostages near Moa.
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Hopkinton Girl Burned When Clothing Catches Fire
Jane Jaeger 234 daughter of Mr and Mrs Celester Jaeger suffered second and third degree burns over 45 percent of her body Friday afternoon. She is treated at University Hospitals Iowa City after her clothes ignited near a rubbish fire in the yard of her home four miles north of Hopkinton.
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Red Ballet Star Caught Shoplifting in Brussels
Olna Lepes dinskaia once Stalin's favorite ballerina and a top Moscow star was stopped as she left a Brussels department store for shoplifting. Police said she admitted faking an umbrella gloves cuff links and tape and was taken to the palace of justice for questioning. Officials indicated no international incident and no action likely against a first offender. She will leave next week after the world's fair closes.
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Woman Keeps 49 Dogs If Cleanup Passes
New York AP reports Martha Hinvichson may keep 49 dogs in her 10 room Upper Manhattan house if cleanup meets standards. Magistrate Walter Bayer backup suspended sentence if the repairs by Tuesday satisfy authorities. she pleads she cannot bear losing any pet.
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All Goldfine Data Needed Insists by Hennett
Rep Hennett said he will press investigators to obtain Bernard Goldfine records to verify the Sherman Adams controversy. He cited testimony by John Fox about ties between Goldfine and Adams and questioned whether Fox should be recalled in secret. Adams denied the claims as falsehoods.
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Kennedy Casual About Diplomas
Washington AP Kennedy, seven years without his diploma from law school, says he skipped graduation and never picked up his diploma and Harvard degree. Virginia registrar offered mailing the diploma but he never asked. Bennett warns against closed sessions as information leaks. Goldfine records scant, subpoenaed checks only to 1956. he testifies Tuesday. Lexington KY Lightning hits a fence endangering a cow. cow unhurt, barn undamaged.
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Cyril the Sea Lion dominates cross border standoff
Cyril the sea lion travels from London Ontario to Toledo and back as officials argue ownership. Toledo zoo staff captured him after a long escape a London residents petition for his return and a plan to ship him amid disputed rights between cities.
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Tense U.N. Observer Critique as Lebanon Unrests Intensify
In Beirut editors attack Dag Hammarskjold over perceived inaction amid Lebanon’s 50 day crisis. A 12 hour Tripoli battle kills eight and wounds two as government forces brace for further rebel onslaughts after Friday attacks.
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Connet Named New Linn County Democratic Chair
Robert Connet a 90 year old Cedar Raudns operator of a bookkeeping and insurance firm is the new Linn county Democratic chairman. He was chosen in a midnight session of the county central committee after the Linn Democratic convention at the Sheraton Montrose hotel succeeding James Bradley who said he would not seek reelection. Connet won unanimously defeating B L Hale on the first ballot. About 200 attended the convention where Leo Wolf the Democratic Congressional candidate delivered the keynote. He criticized Republicans over milk price cuts and farm support, urging reforms in Washington.
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Soviets Edge Toward Geneva Talks Amid Mixed Signals
Moscow signaled willingness to attend the Geneva conference despite earlier withdrawal threats. Gromyko handed a U S ambassador a reply to the note on talks as Swiss visas and entry permits circulated for a full Soviet delegation. Western nations pressed ahead with preparations for a technical meeting in Geneva.
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Art Treasures Sales Hit Record 7.24 Million
Parke-Bernet Galleries reported record sales totaling 7 244 547 for paintings furniture jewelry and rare books since September despite the recession. The top price paid was 200 000 for the 4 Hénoir painting La Serre sold last November.
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Mother Steers Car Down Hill to Save Children
Elgin mother Mrs. Wilson Patterson and four children plus neighbor boy rode a braking failure 72 mph down Brainard hill between West Union and Elgin. She kept control through a curve near a store and railroad ties, skidded along a creek edge, and the car plunged into a creek bed. All occupants survived with cuts and bruises and were hospitalized in good condition.
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Soviet claim: U S bomber forced to land after frontier violation
Moscow radio said two Soviet fighters forced a 4 engine U S air force plane to land in Soviet territory after it allegedly flew 102 miles into Armenian air space near Yerevan. Nine crew members were detained and the plane burned on landing.
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Man Pierced by Skyrocket Dies in Accident
Richard Payne, 22, died after a skyrocket he lit failed to launch. A second rocket ignited by a spark as he inspected it pierced his abdomen, seven hours after the incident in St. Louis.
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