Bones May Be Key to Coors Fate
The discovery of bones and Coors family clothing at a Rocky Mountain dump near Castle Rock may be crucial to the disappearance of Adolph Coors III. FBI agents seek the skull and other remains for identification while officials consider kidnapping as a possibility.
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Denver
Adolph Coors III
FBI
Brewer
Rocky Mountain
Castle Rock
Coors
Adolph Coors Co
Golden
Edward Green
Englewood
Nixon Kennedy Campaign Clash Across New Jersey And Missouri
The article outlines Nixon saying he cannot be 100 percent for any single group and pledging to help labor while criticizing Kennedy’s stance. Kennedy campaigns in New Jersey and Missouri with large rallies and sharp contrasts on defense and economic policy.
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ST. Louis
Richard Nixon
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America
U. S
John Kennedy
Nixon
Eisenhower
White House
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Paramus
Nikita Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
U. N
England
Hitler
Khrushchev
Ethel Rams Gulf Coast: Fury Is Cut
Rapidly weakening Hurricane Ethel struck the Mississippi coast with winds under hurricane force. Gusts up to 80 mph were forecast along Alabama and Mississippi shores as six inch rains spread across the region. The storm prompted evacuations in a 500 mile Gulf strip and caused property damage in Florida towns with two missing boaters near the Mississippi river delta.
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Ethel Rams
Gulf Coast
Fury
Mobile
Ethel
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Biloxi
Pascagoula
Miss
Alabama
Gulf
Mississippi Sound
St. Mark’s
Fla
Louisiana
St. Mark's
L. S
Springfield
West Bay
New Orleans
Lackawanna Erie Merger Approved by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the merger of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western into the Erie Railroad Co. The new entity to be known as the Erie Lackawanna Railroad Co. will be headquartered in Cleveland and operate about 3000 miles of lines across New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois.
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Illinois
Bus Crash in Casablanca Kills 48 Enroute to Festival
A bus overturning on its way to a Muslim festival in Casablanca, Morocco, burst into flames, killing 48 people. Authorities investigate the cause as survivors are treated at local hospitals.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Chuckle Teases Minds Psychotic vs Neurotic Joke
A light joke contrasts a psychotic who believes two plus two is five with a neurotic who knows it is four but hates the truth. Copyright note included.
Juvenile crime forecast sparks caution in Iowa meeting
A national juvenile delinquency expert predicted crime in the United States may double in the next decade, citing moral apathy. In San Antonio, two Air Force pilots completed a 30 day space cabin test, emerging alert after the moon mission simulation.
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United States
Denver
Phillip B. Gilliam
Iowa
Air Force
William Habbutzel
Ingleside
Texas
John Hargreaves
Castle Air Base
Calif
Hablutzel
Hargreaves
School of Aviation Medicine
Habluetzel
Hobart Craft
Wedowee
Ala
William Henderson
Alice
Not So Proud of Grandpappy Now
An Ann Arbor man sought Michigan history files on his grandfather a cavalry unit member who claimed to have captured Jefferson Davis. The records note the grandfather deserted a week after enlisting, tempering the boast with a sobering fact.
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Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Michigan Cavalry
Jefferson Davis
Missing Notes Cited in Defection
The defense department told a House subcommittee that some briefing notes accessed by Bernon Mitchell and William Martin while at NSA are unaccounted for while documents appear undamaged. They passed lie detector tests. no evidence links them to a spy ring or accomplices.
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Washington
Defense Department
Russia
J. Vincent Burke
Department
House Armed Services Subcommittee
Bernon Mitchell
William Martin
Burke
National Security Agency
Martin
Mitchell
Boy Runs From Surgery Spotted Near Candy Counter
In Rochester Indiana a 12 year old boy, Dennis Demarco, fled after an appendix operation. He was seen Thursday on the way to a candy counter and returned to the hospital. He was reported in good condition and prepared for surgery, saying he ran away because he was scared after spending the night on an old mattress in an unused apartment.
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Rochester
Ind
Dennis Demarco
Congo Crisis Tension as Lumumba Loyalists Clash with U.N.
In Leopoldville, Congolese soldiers tried to lynch Prime Minister Lumumba as they attacked a U.N. Ghana troops officers' mess. The assault came amid a power struggle with Kasavubu and Mobutu and reports of casualties in Kasai province. U.N. mediation included a truce and protection for Lumumba.
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Lumumba
U.N
U. N
Ghana
Kasai
Camp
Leopold II
Joseph Mobutu
Kasavubu
Leopold
Mobutu
Russia
Elisabethville
Manono
Wadsworth Attacks Russian Tactics at UN
United Nations described Russia as conducting a smear campaign to mask a plan to turn the Congo into a Soviet satellite. U S Delegate James Wadsworth urged Security Council support for Secretary General Hammarskjold and called for halting arms and personnel shipments to the Congo.
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U.S
Russia
U. N
Congo
U. S
James Wadsworth
Security Council
Hammarskjold
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