Navy orders five new Polaris missile submarines
The Navy authorized immediate start on five new Polaris missile submarines to speed up readiness. The 7,000-ton, 425-foot subs cost about 109.5 million dollars each and will push total approved subs to 19 with a longer term goal of 45 on station.
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Rabbits Targeted as Air Base Roundup Draws Fire
At Kelly Air Force Base a large enlistment of airmen and police conducted a two mile rabbit roundup. Dozens were killed with clubs and shotguns while others escaped. humane groups mostly approved the effort as a safety measure for jet engines.
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Judge to Rule Monday on Creasman Removal Case
After two days of testimony in Asheville, Judge McLean will decide Monday whether Justice of the Peace William E. Creasman will be removed from office. The removal petition names three jaynees. hearing for two others was postponed to March 4. Creasman faces charges of failing to have civil processes served by a constable and conspiracies to deprive the constable and Buncombe County of fees due.
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Movie Theater Warns Patrons to Wait for Saturday
In Holly Springs Mississippi an outside billboard at a local theater warned patrons that the movie was not good that night and urged them to save their money and return Saturday for a better showing.
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Four Negro ministers seek relief in libel judgment
In Montgomery Alabama four Negro ministers face losing their assets to satisfy a 500000 dollar libel verdict against them and the New York Times. Attorney Charles S Conley plans to ask the court to excuse posting a 1 million dollar bond while appeals proceed after sheriff deputies seized Rev Ralph D Abernathys sedan. The judgment stems from a suit by Police Commissioner L B Sullivan over a Times ad about Montgomery racial troubles.
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Portugal Says Revolt Is Crushed
Luanda Angola AP government says Saturday uprising timed with Santa Maria liner seizure was crushed. Three bands attacked Luanda police HQ and prisons at night to free prisoners but failed. Officials report most order re established and those responsible under arrest.
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Police Chief Arrests Three Is Dismissed in Grimesland
Grimesland North Carolina police chief Jessie Mac Bunting says he was fired by the town board after arresting mayor W Leslie Elks brother Lawrence Elks and cousin Russell Elks and a third man John C Hodges on public drunkenness charges. The three were later found guilty by Municipal Judge T R Rouse Jr. Russell Ellis was also charged with attempting to avoid arrest and received a 30 day jail sentence suspended on condition of Sunday school attendance. The board had earlier asked Bunting to resign amid reports he acted outside his jurisdiction. Grimesland, population about 400, lies in Pitt County near Greenville.
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Montgomery says Khrushchev is anti war in new book
Field Marshal Montgomery in London calls Khrushchev a tough but warm figure who opposes war because of fear of Soviet destruction. He assesses leadership in a book written before Kennedy's election and takes a dig at Eisenhower citing the U2 incident.
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Senators Clash Over Kennedy Economic Aid Impact
Senate leaders from both parties offered contrasting views on Kennedy's anti-recession program. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield cited unemployment benefits expansion and veterans dividends as likely to lift the economy quickly, while Republican Leader Dirksen warned the plan would be slow to show results and questioned the administration's projections.
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Students clash with police in Rome riots over South Tyrol
In Rome on Saturday teenage students and riot police in steel helmets clashed as Fascist politicians urged demonstrators to target Italy's Communist party. It marked the fourth day of protests over Austria and South Tyrol, with dozens of police and students injured in ongoing street clashes.
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Breaking Of Boycott Is Urged In New Orleans Schools
The National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice urged Catholics in New Orleans to end the white boycott at two public schools accepting Negro pupils. The appeal came from its 26 member board at the close of a two day meeting in Washington.
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