Argentina Sub Pursuit Met By Skepticism
The Argentine navy said it still chased a submarine in Golfo Nuevo but public doubt grew amid no capture. Citizens offered varied theories from Soviet spies to a smuggling craft or even a Nazi entourage, as officials warned the intruder might have escaped or never existed.
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Argentine
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United States
South America
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Puerto Madryn
Gulf
U.S
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Eisenhower
Argenting
Mull
Buenos Aires
Navy Ministry
Sunik
Defense
Justo Villar
Civil rights bill shown as vehicle amid Senate tactics
The Senate surprised by Johnson using a routine bill to establish rent-free quarters for Stella Mo country school as the vehicle for civil rights amendments. Southern opponents cried foul while Sen Morse accused the move of subterfuge, arguing civil rights deserve separate consideration.
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Stella, Mo
Ft. Crowder
Judiciary Committee
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Payola Probe Seeks Action On Radio Gift Payments
House payola hearings resume with calls to question record distributors auditors and a deputy sheriff over secret payments to disc jockeys. Chairman Harris accuses commercial bribery and seeks federal steps to protect listeners while witnesses from WMEX WBOS and Music Suppliers reveal gifts and fees to DJs over past years.
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Oren Harris
D-Ark
House
Subcommittee
Cecil Steen
Boston
WMEX
Steen
Arnie
Woo Woo
Ginsburg
WBOS
Mel Miller
Carter
Robert W.lishman
Ginsburg and Miller
Miss Pettengill 81 Dies At Home In Corry
Miss Clara Pettengill 81 died at her Corry home after a lengthy illness. Born February 4, 1879 in Downey Town she lived in Corry most of her life and worked as a secretary for Patterson Real Estate. She is survived by relatives in Florida and Indiana. Funeral services at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. DeBoer officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Clara
Revengun
Mott Street
Downey
Town
Corry
Patterson Real Estate Agency
Hammond
Ind
Roosevelt guest stars on Sinatra Show in New York
AP review notes former first lady Eleanor Roosevelt appears on the Frank Sinatra Show with Sinatra Lena Horne Mary Costa Juliet Prowse and B Heller. She reads High Hopes lyrics as the ensemble performs songs. the piece contrasts Paar departures with Downs hosting and Alexander King addressing censorship.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frank Sinatra
ABC
Sinatra
Lena Horne
Mary ] Costa
Juliet Prowse
Jack Paar
Hugh Downs
Alexander King
Gavin and Barrett file for April primary races
U.S. Congressman Leon H. Gavin of Ol City and William A. Barrett of Philadelphia filed petitions yesterday for the April 26 Democratic and Republican primaries. Gavin seeks a 10th two year term as a Republican. Barrett, a Democrat, seeks an eighth term. Also filing were State House hopefuls Sarah Anderson Joseph Goldstein Ray Goodrich William Buchanan Julian Brereton and Joshua Hollis.
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Leon H. Gavin
Ol City
Wiliam A. Barrett
Philadelphia
Gavin
Barrett
John F. Bray
Clarington
Forest County
House of Representatives
Ted 10
Sarah A. Anderson
Joseph H. Goldstein
Warren
Ray @. Goodrich
Roulette
Potter County
William G. Buchanan
Mdina
Julian B. P Brereton
Sparta Herd Leads Counties in January Dairy Totals
January dairy report shows 27 herds and 778 cows tested. Top butterfat producers include Milton Bloomfield and Son Spartansburg with 1171 pounds milk and 454 pounds fat per herd, followed by N J Gates Corry and Gerald Scouten Centerville. High cows by butterfat list Joe Wetmore and Lawrence Miller among others. Roy Mack buried in Philadelphia funeral attended by baseball dignitaries led by Joe Cronin.
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Ipet Gcataeaat
Milton Bloomfield and Son
Spartansburg
N. J. Gates
Corry
Gerald Scouten
Centerville
Joe Wetmore
Lawrence Wade
Lawrence Miller
Milton, Bloomfield and Son
Milton Bloomfield and Sons
W. J. Gates
Roy Mack
Philadelphia
American League
Joe Cronin
Roy F. Mack
Connie Mack
Mack
Calvary Cemetery
Bryn Mawr
Philadelphia Athletic
Brazil Ike visit and Titusville curfew drive shift
The report outlines Ike’s Brazil stop with promises of new government buildings in Brasilia and a Sao Paulo boom, noting inflation and rising living costs. Titusville votes to enforce a decade old curfew after 10 p.m. for youths amid rising delinquency, with Mayor Sonne pledging stern enforcement and cross agency action.
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Ike
Titusville
Kubitschek
Eisenhower
Rio
Cariocas
Feyelas
Lisbon
Hong Kong
New Orleans
Sao Paulo
U.s.chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Argentina
Atusville
City Coyne
C. M. Sonne
Council
Sonne
Benson Memorial Library
Ence
Police
Whiting
Three Letters Wipe Out Bristol News Vendor Shop
Arthur Gibbs, 49, a Bristol news vendor, receives three city notices in one morning. His shop, his wife's shop, and their home face demolition for a railroad bridge extension, a new road, and a new school. Gibbs laments ruin after investing heavily, with limited compensation offered.
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Bristol
England
Arthur Gibbs
Morning Mail
Gibbs
College head succumbs in Philadelphia
Dr. Leslie Pinckney Hill, 75, longtime president of Cheyney State College until his 1951 retirement, died yesterday in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Leslie Pinckney Hill
Cheyney State College
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