Rockefeller Wife Arrives in Reno For Possible Divorce
Mrs. Nelson A. Rockefeller lands in Reno amid rumors of ending her 31 year marriage to New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller. Attorney William Woodburn confirms her Reno presence after a fogbound San Francisco to Reno journey. Rockefeller, 53, was in Des Moines for a Republican dinner as his wife travels. they have five children and eight grandchildren.
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Northeast Cold Span Grips New England and New York
The Associated Press reports a sweeping cold snap across the Northeast with lows from 37 below in Old Town Maine to 18 in New York City. Frigid conditions persist in New York state and a wide snow belt stretches from Ohio to Virginia as warming trends approach the north central U.S. Groundhog lore hints at continuing winter weather or an early spring depending on shadows.
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One Dead and Three Missing After Fuel Truck Crash
A fuel truck rammed a bridge near Elburn Illinois igniting a ball of flames. Driver Gerald Hatton 38 of McNabb drowned in the wreck. Firemen search the Blackberry Inn for three missing occupants believed asleep on the second floor. Suspects include Charles Paul Bowe 55 owner Marian Prindl 77 and Hilder Larson 59. The tavern burned to ashes as the fuel tanks ruptured.
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Argentina recalls Cuban ambassador amid military pressure
Argentina on Monday recalled Ambassador Julio Ampedo from Cuba as President Arturo Frondizi faced calls from top military leaders to harden policy toward Fidel Castro. The move follows friction over Argentina’s stance at the inter American conference and the delay in ousting the Castro regime.
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Congo Premier Seeks U.N. Support On Katanga
Premier Cyrille Adoula flies to New York to tell the United Nations assembly that Congo and the U.N. Congo command are ending Katanga secession promptly. He will urge the 104 nation body to focus on central control while denying threats to Gizenga's safety.
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Boun Oum cancels meeting after Nam Tha attacks
Premier Boun Oum, angered by Pathet Lao attacks on Nam Tha, calls off a planned meeting with neutralist Souvanna Phouma. The disruption jeopardizes early steps toward a three party government, with Souphanouvong likely to join as Pathet Lao representative. Nam Tha remains threatened as Pathet Lao presses its offensive with mortar fire on the village air strip.
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My Father Adlai Stevenson in Family Weekly feature
Borden Stevenson, Adlai Stevenson's son, provides an intimate portrait of the international figure in the Family Weekly feature My Father Adlai Stevenson appearing with the High Point Enterprise on Sunday February 4. The same issue includes a child psychiatrist warning on warning signs of low mood in children and advice on recognizing disturbed behavior.
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Tanks surround Paris as Gaulle seeks Algeria peace
French army tanks moved on Paris to deter potential right wing upheaval as Algeria peace talks with the ALN advance. De Gaulle vows a radio television address amid reports a peace accord drafts are ready for signatures and allies are alerted to possible uprisings in France or Algeria.
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Adzhubeis Discuss Possible Soviet News Conferences
Soviet editor Alexei Adzhubei said Moscow might someday hold presidential style news conferences, following Khrushchev's son in law remarks after a Kennedy press event. He spoke with reporters at Idlewild as his wife outlined travel plans to Mexico City Brazil and Paris.
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IRS urges simple checks to curb tax return arithmetic slips
IRS officials advise delaying review after completing a return and involving a spouse to independently verify math. In the year ending 1961 some 2.5 million taxpayers erred in arithmetic, with about 1.5 million paying more and 931 thousand receiving refunds after checks.
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Groundhog Shadow Signals Six More Weeks Of Winter
Two groundhogs named Punxsutawney Phil and a Quarryville compatriot saw their shadows at dawn on February 2 signaling six extra weeks of winter. Weather prophesiers, dressed in hats and night shirts, watched from Gobbler's Knob and Crow Foot as fans and officials recorded the timings and noted the legend guiding spring forecasts.
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Eleven Arrested Sit-Inners Spend Night In City Hall
ENGLEWOOD NJ Eleven sit-in demonstrators tied to CORE spent the night in City Hall to press desegregation of the city school system. After a mayoral ultimatum at 8 15 a m ten minutes to leave, seven whites and four Negroes were arrested as disorderly persons and arraigned with bail set at 10 dollars.
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GOP Pours Out Cash For Tills
Republican leaders across the nation spent the eve of the 1962 congressional campaign at 17 party gatherings linked by closed circuit TV. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower led a push against Democratic spending and a stronger central government, calling for a shift toward responsible governance.
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Eisenhower urges GOP to fight with heart at rally
Dwight D. Eisenhower told a large Los Angeles crowd that heart wins wars and campaigns. He urged Republicans to fight to reduce the Democratic edge, noting the 1960 defeat and urging personal commitment alongside donations to close gaps.
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