Khrushchev Eyes Peking Moscow Talks Amid Rift
Khrushchev signals possible private talks with China to ease a widening split in world communism. He stresses he would aid Communist countries attacked while softening public dispute and hints at a Kremlin-Peking meeting to settle tensions with Cuba North Viet Nam North Korea and East Germany pressuring him.
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Khrushchev
Red China
World Communist Front
Peking
Moscow
Cuba
North Viet Nam
North Korea
Germany
Latin America
Asia
Africa
Middle East
East Germany
West Berlin
Krushchev
Kennedy
Kremlin
Beroic
Red World
Pravda
Wu Hsiuchuan
Central Committee
East Berlin
Kremlin-Peking
Woman Is Rescued From Deep Well
SANGER Calif AP sheriff's officers rescued a woman trapped in water up to her armpits for 32 hours. Inez Hiscock 60 was reported in good condition in a hospital. She suffered extreme shock exposure and possible pneumonia. Officers said a board lodged crossways in the well kept her head above water.
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Sanger
Calif
Inez Hiscock
Battle in India's NEFA as troops rebuild on frontier
In Tawang India NEFA warriors and civilians endure a high altitude struggle for subsistence while China remains mired in the Tibetan frontier. Nehru delays retaking territory. Indian forces rebuild near Tezpur as two armies face off along the McMahon Line.
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Tawang River
India
North East Frontier
NEFA
Red China
Himalayas
Towang
Springfield
Texpur
Edgar
Thomas Jones
Old Japanese Man Cleared After 21 Years In Prison
In Nagoya Japan 83 year old Yoshida long jailed for a 1913 murder was acquitted by a three man high court after decades of petitions for retrial. The court found he was convicted on perjured evidence and ordered possible daily compensation for time served.
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Nagoya
Japan
Inshi
Ō Matsu
Yoshida
Japan Civil Liberties Union
The
Bar Association
Taichi Kobayashi
Tezpur Faces Ongoing Fear After Sudden Panic
Tezpur has recovered from the panic last November when thousands fled across the Brahmaputra. Residents remain uneasy about a possible Chinese attack and discuss when it may come rather than if.
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Tezpur
Brugmaputra
Benny and Oklahoma! land in town for two distinct runs
Jack Benny opens a six week engagement at the Ziegfeld Theater with a light revue. At City Center the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic Oklahoma! begins a two week stand led by Betty Garde Aunt Eller and Peter Palmer with Ann Fraser as Adeline Annie and Gabriel Dell as Ali Hakim.
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New York
Jack Benny
Jtown
Ziegfeld
City Center
Benny
Jane Morgan
Clara Ward
Betty Garde
Eller
Peter Palmer
Louise O'Brien
Ann Fraser
Ado
Annie
Gabriel Dell
Ali Hakim
Dune
Bipartisan foreign policy falters over Cuba crisis
Washington reports bipartisan foreign policy in trouble as Democrats and Republicans clash over Kennedy’s Cuba decisions. Forded by Fulbright accusations, GOP claims lack of consultation before the October quarantine and Kennedy’s rejection of Republican warnings. Bourke Hickenlooper says unity exists only in crisis.
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Washington
Congress
Cuba
Arthur Vandenberg
Mich
Harry S. Truman
Korea
Kennedy
GOP
White House
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Alawa
Hickenlooper
Senate’ Republican Policy Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Hugh Scott
Ir-Pa
Fulbright
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Childs Weather Calls Cost 33 Dollars
The Basle family learned their son George repeatedly dialed the Weather Bureau in New York City using the local area code 212 to reach the Washington forecast. After 42 calls, the bill totaled $8 in tolls, but the charges were canceled once explained.
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Washington
George Basle
Weather Bureau
George A. Basle
George
Weath
Basles
New York City
Poppa
Soldier of Fortune Charles Sweeny Dies at 81
Charles Sweeny a San Francisco native and West Point graduate who fought in seven wars under five flags died at 81 in a Salt Lake City hospital. He organized the Lafayette Escadrille and the American Eagle Squadron for France, served in the French Foreign Legion and U S Army, and later advised Spanish loyalists and fought for Turkey and Poland before retiring in Utah. He leaves widow Eva in France and son Charles Jr. in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Charles Sweeny
San Francisco
France
America
Royal Air Force
Sweeny
U.S. Army
University of Notre Dame
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Ecole Militaire
French Foreign Legion
Revolutionary Army
Kemal Ataturk
Turkey
Morocco
Spain
Eagle Squadron
French Air Force
U.S
England
United States
Eva
Charles Jr
Two Irish Setters to Die Under Dead Owner Will
Pittsburgh AP Two dogs, two well behaved Irish Setters, face destruction this week per the will of their late owner Miss Ida M Capers who died January 26. Attorney Fred C. Houston Jr executor says legal avenues to save them were exhausted. Kennel owner Thomas Miller who cared for the dogs hopes to intervene as he notes the animals’ good behavior and Capers’ concern for their care.
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Pittsburgh
Ida M. Capers
Fred C. Houston Jr
Miller
Miss Capers
Houston
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Miami
Fla
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City of
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Elizabeth Taylor
London
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Broadway
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