Liner in harbor standoff as ship nears Brazilian port
Reports say the Santa Maria neared Belem Brazil and may dock after talks with rebel Captain Henry Galvao. U S officials say 42 Americans and other passengers remain aboard while negotiators seek a peaceful release. Navy observers noted the ship altered course toward a Brazilian port as public talks continued.
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Bravil
Brazil
Joe Guy
Santa Maria
Navy
Henry Galvao
Cmdr
William Webster
Galvao
U.S
Webster
Robert L. Dennison
U.S. Atlantic
Adm
Allen E. Smith Jr
Caribbean Sea Frontier
Aval
San Juan
Belem
Smith
Galva
Dennison
James Harrington
U.S Navy
West Africa
Prolonged cold across nation with mixed precipitation
A persistent cold snap covers most of the nation with subfreezing lows from Key West to Laramie. Snow and sleet affect the Rockies, Great Lakes, and northern New England while Texas and the lower Mississippi Valley see mixed precipitation. Temperatures range from 14 to minus 16, with some moderation forecast east of the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys.
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Pacific Coast
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Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Key West
Laramie
Wye
Windsor Locks
Conn
Evansville
Ind
Plains
Mississippi
Ohio
New Mexico
New England
Advan
Tennessee
Erie Trains Race To Erase Delay
Erie Lackawanna freight derailment at Waverly New York halted trains for hours as 37 cars derailed wrecking two tracks. Officials expect clearance and resumed schedules by late today with eastbound service to Corry improving to two hours behind.
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Erle- Lackawanna
Corry
Erie-Lackawanna
Waverly
N.Y
Floboken
Bultnto
Airmen Reunited With Families After Soviet Prison ordeal
Air Force Capt. John R. McKone and Capt. Freeman Olmstead homeward from seven months in a Soviet prison to see their wives and children in Topeka. President Kennedy welcomed them at Andrews Air Force Base before a White House visit and return to Topeka.
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Freeman Olmstead
John McKone
Washington
Air Foree
John R. McKone
Freeman
Olmstead
Topeka
Kan
Air Force
Siberia
Olmsteads
Maren
McKoner
McKone
Barents Sea
Mrrs
Andrews Air Force Base
White House
Mine Subside Caves Street Hole Engulfs Vehicles
A street hole 30 by 25 feet formed by mine subsidence swallowed a mall truck and a station wagon in Luzerne Pennsylvania yesterday. A car paused with its front wheels dangling. no injuries were reported as three vacant vehicles sat nearby. Officials note such subsidence incidents are uncommon in the region.
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Luzerne
Hishrt
Pennsylvania
Gleason Reveals Why You're In the Picture Flopped
Jackie Gleason confessed on air that CBS panel show You're In the Picture was a flop. He cited a lack of a real panel and an orchestra alone on stage, saying the industry misjudged the concept and promising a soap opera is coming next week.
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Jackie Gleason
CBS
Jack Paar
Hong Kong
Gleason
Creed
Former Pastor of Lutheran Church Dies in Dallas
Rev Edward Wagner, pastor of St. Pauls Lutheran Church from 1993 to 1942, died suddenly of a heart attack in Dallas Texas on Thursday. He served the local church from 1993 to 1992, came from Allegheny upon ordination in 1928, and later led First United Church in Dallas. Survived by his wife, a daughter Mrs William Willines of Big Springs Texas, and one grandson. funeral to be held tomorrow at 4 p.m.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Dallas
Tex
Revi Wagner
Allquippa
Leaker College
Hama
Pittsburgh Synod
East Park Place
Firs United
Wagner
Willian Willines
Big Springs
Tey
Student Beard Rule Debated For Pontiac Centennial
The Pontiae school board yesterday voted to discourage student beard growth during two weeks of spring semester centennial observance. Board members, some with facial hair, chose discouragement over a full ban, aligning with a measured approach for the event period.
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SLIAG
Board of Education
Pontiac
Pontite
Uell
Wiue
Severe storm surge alters Lancaster winter pattern
An AP report from Lancaster notes a warmer than usual winter with more storms arriving from the southwest. Meteorologist Bernard N Wille comments the jet stream is likely involved and offers no definitive explanation for the shift in storm direction.
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Lancaster
Bernard N. Wille
Missing US aide reappears after 9 days in Germany
FRANKFURT APReliable sources say a former US intelligence aide, Martin B. Hiling 35 of San Francisco, who disappeared nine days ago, has turned up in the United States. He resigned recently from a top secret post at Bex Union Army headquarters. The aide, a civilian with a classification equivalent to Army Captain, was sought after reportedly crossing from Helmstedt in West Germany toward Bremlng. Army officials say he drove his car back to the United States as a private citizen and his quit was voluntary.
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Germany
U.S
Ennes
Martin B. Tiling
San Prancisco
Bex
Army
Nuine
Hibling
Hibline
Helmstedt
United States
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West Furl
Berl
East
Ger
Pruikfurt
Bremlng
Cuba Tries Six Yanks Boycott Buster In New Orleans WY
The Associated Press reports rising tension in New Orleans after Gregory Thompson, a white student, entered McDonogh No. 1 amid integration efforts. His father, Thompson, previously fired from a dry store, says he supports integration despite threats. The Thompsons and six children moved from Alabama to New Orleans, with Gregory and Michael among the first white pupils at the era of desegregation.
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Associated Press
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Hell
Joly Ho Thompson
Durne
Shelly
Soda Polntain Managor
J.C. Adams
Thompson
Thompson Ws
Thursby
Gregory
New Ore
McDonogh
Atlanta
Georgia Lewislature
Americans Face Death Is Guilty Of Conspiring Against Castro
Six Americans, including George R. Book and Tommy L. Baker, faced a military tribunal in Havana for conspiring with Castro rebels. They were captured entering Havana harbor January 7 and could face execution by firing squad. Cuban officials expected the death penalty. two Cuban lawyers were appointed to defend them as reports of a major crackdown circulated from Miami.
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Ta Cabana
Fidel Castro
Marathon Key
Pia
Havana Harbor
George R. Book
Norton
Mass
Tommy L. Baker
Dothan
Ala
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Clover
Anibal Pacheco
Luis Raul Fleas
Cuba
Miami
Eloy Gutierrez
Menoyo
Armando Fieites
Army May Not Ban Drinking
Washington ruling by the Court of Military Appeals says a military unit commander cannot order a private to abstain from alcohol if there is no clear military necessity. Chief Judge Robert Emmutt Quinn calls such a dry order too broadly restrictive of individual rights and illegal.
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Turkey
Robert Emmutt Quinn
NYC Conductor Strike Averted By Compromise
Conductor strike threats against the New York Central Railroad ended yesterday when a compromise over a second conductor on Pullman sleeping cars was reached. The systemwide walkout slated for 6 a.m. was canceled as negotiations concluded.
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Boon
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Brakemien
Chimps Prepare For Ride In Space
Article details a National Space Agency plan to train chimpanzees for a space ride. It covers selection ages between 8 and 14, weights from 27 to 47 pounds, medical checks, lever-pushing tasks, and the use of electronic sensors to monitor heart rate, temperature, and respiration during tasks.
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National Space Agency
Tameli
Parents Hope For Release Of U2 Pilot
In Milledgeville Ga Barbara Powers says she may seek negotiations with Soviet Premier Khrushchev for release of her husband, the U2 pilot held seven months. She believes Kennedy and Khrushchev are sincere about peace and that forgetting the incident requires his release.
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Oliver Powe
Fatler
Milledgeville
Barbara Powe
Kennedy
Khtushchev
Five Firemen Killed As Wall Collapses In Factory Fire
A five-story factory building on Chicago's near West Side collapsed, killing at least five firemen and leaving six missing as crews battled the blaze in freezing weather. Dr. Howard P. Sullivan said three bodies were recovered and two more were located, with ten firemen hospitalized for injuries. The scene was on the west bank of the river near Hinicks.
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AL Tenat Elvet
Poller Wald
Sin
Faifontes
Waidrosd Hinicks
Yar
Chinawa
State Extends Deadline On Driving License
The State Revenue Department postponed driving license and vehicle inspection deadlines after protests over delays caused by bad weather. Governor Lawrence approved the extension, citing convenience for motorists still obtaining licenses or inspections. Secretary Dougherty said the move breaks prior precedent but benefits many citizens.
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State Revenue Department
Charles M. Dougherty
The
Revenue Department
Lawrence
Frankie Avalon Seeks Court Help to Buy Home
Rock n roll star Frankie Avalon petitions Orphans Court for permission to assist his parents in purchasing a $25,000 Delaware Town home. The court notes Avalon’s estate is valued at $186,000 until age 21 next September. He would pay $11,500, with his father covering the rest, as the family plans a suburban purchase despite the father’s work injury.
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Frankie Avalon
Orphan's Court
Avalon
Youns
cMh Yesteedy
Delaware
Inese Iniinjny
Integration Sparks Clashes at New Orleans School
In New Orleans Li country, protesters shout near Gregory Thompson, a child, as school integration proceeds at McTonagh Elementary. The period’s white boycott ends soon after November 14 when three Black girls enter the school, marking a pivotal moment in desegregation history.
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Orleans
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