Zanzibar Gains Freedom Independence Amid Mixed Scenes
Zanzibar becomes independent from British protection amid royal ceremony as Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth send official recognition. The islands face political tensions between Zanzibar National party and Afro Shirazi, with cloves as main crop and limited economic diversification.
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Trial of Ruby Still in Jail Slated Feb 3
A Dallas judge set the murder trial for Jack Ruby for February 3. Ruby, a 32 year old nightclub owner, is jailed without bail, charged with killing Lee Harvey Oswald, the accused assassin of President Kennedy. The delay was agreed by both defense and state prosecutors.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Kennedy
Ter Harvey Oswald
Joe Brows
Swald
Oswald
Henry Wade
Huby
Neutrino Discovery Shakes Physics World
Catholic University physicist Clyde Cowan reports a yearlong underground test in Maryland detecting cosmic neutrinos. The findings, tied to stars and the universe’s birth and death, could reshape understanding of matter and stellar evolution. Experiments aim to confirm whether these elusive particles originate from space and pass through Earth.
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Poe Wielingtin
Ehi
Mary-land
Earth
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Donald Ryan
Paul S. Cowan
Pone
Cowan
Hithryta
Maryland
Thoweh Cowan
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Strang
Amer
Bulgaria Cuts Use of Power
Bulgaria imposes a three hour daily ban on non lighting electricity use and a power saving program for agriculture offices factories and shops. The country reports a two percent overall cut and a fifty percent reduction for advertising signs as it joins Czechoslovakia and Germany in cutting consumption.
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Austria
Minist
Bulgaria
Mert An.seuze
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Thailand Honors Her Dead Chief Funeral in Bangkok as Sarit buried
Bangkok observes extraordinary funeral rites for Premier Sarit as Thanom Aittikochorn is named the new premier promising to continue Sarit's anti Communist line and economic development. The monarch attends the ceremonies as officials mourn and a three week public viewing is planned.
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Thailand
Saritrat
Ing
Bhumibol Adut
Thanom Aittikochorn
Thanom
Sarit
Memorial Service Set in Tokyo for President Kennedy
A memorial service for President Kennedy will be held in Tokyo on December 17. The United States Japan Society sponsors the service with a committee led by former Prime Minister Shigeru Yashida.
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Tokyo
Kennedy
United States-Japan Society
Shigeru Yashida
Lay Away Now for Christmas at Guthrie & Beane Music Co
Local music shop Guthrie and Beane Music Co advertises layaway for Christmas gifts including plaques guitars banjos bongos radios and record players. The note lists address pnagie 9 and NSM DL 74, with emphasis on securing holiday purchases.
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Ames
Ukuities
RUSIT
Guthrie & Beane Music CO
Pnagie
French Art Burglars Steal Tapestries in Paris Gallery
Burglars broke through a brick wall in Paris and stole about 20 tapestries and 30 paintings from the Garnier gallery. The missing works are valued around 400 000 francs, about 60 000 dollars, police reported Monday.
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