Beatles Fly Home To London
The Beatles returned to London from the United States amid a screaming crowd of British teens. London Airport manager F L Passmore warned weekend arrivals are unsustainable, noting a cracked skull injury and promising a school-day arrival next time.
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London
United States
London Airport
F.L. Passmore
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
Elizabeth II
Eleven Die When Home Is Burned
A Cheraw South Carolina family perished in a three room rural house fire early Saturday. Moses James 36 and nine children aged 15 to one perished as neighbors fought to reach them. The frame house eight miles south of Cheraw on U S 52 burned with bedsprings frames and an icebox found among the ruins. The blaze may have started from a trash burning heater or its flue in freezing weather and the loss was complete before anyone could escape.
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Cheraw
S.C
Moses James
Mary Frances
Lola Mae
Moses Jr
Mary Alice
Olive Bell
Don Hill
James
Jimnet
Brewer
Malaysia Faces New Violations Amid Cease Fire Row
Fresh public safety reports accuse Indonesian groups of violations of the January cease fire brokered by U.S. Attorney General Kennedy. Malaysia protests to the United States U Thant and Thailand. Violence injured six and killed two Malaysian police in Sabah and Sarawak as cross border raiders from Borneo activity continued. Leaders in the region seek mediation as talks in Bali loom with Philippine President Macapagal and Indonesian President Sukarno pursued.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Borneo
U.S
Indonesia
Bau
Indonesian Borneo
Sarawak
Sabah
British North Borneo
Jakarta
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippines
Sukarno
Bali
Cuba Aid Policy Debate Shapes U S Aid Cutoff
U S diplomats negotiate in Rabat Madrid and Washington to decide whether waiving the aid out penalty better serves national interest. Sources say the goal is to carry out the law to Congress and reduce Western shipping loss while avoiding a full aid cutoff.
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U.S
Castro
U. S
Rabat
Madrid
Washington
Congress
Cbr de Ephetgcoe
Gang Boss Wortman Shot In Illinois
Frank Wortman a noted East St Louis gang boss was seriously wounded by a gunshot Saturday. Deputies moved into his Collinsville home and he was rushed to St Marys Hospital in East St Louis where doctors said he remained in serious condition though resting well. Wortman said the shooting was an accident and that investigators would question witnesses.
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East ST. Louis
Ill
Frank
Buster) Wortman
Illinois
Collinsville
Wortman
St. Mary’s Hospital
Russell Beebe
Labor's Plan on Nuclear Arms and NATO Ties
The Labor view argues for a denuclearized zone in Europe and a staged arms control program. It would keep British H-bombers under NATO but relinquish Britain's option to use them independently in a crisis. The plan, drafted in 1957 by Hugh Gaitskell, envisions Germany reunification and a major reworking of Allied defense.
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United States
Soviet
Germany
U.S
West Germany
Rockefeller Urges Lodge in Transocean Call Amid NH Campaign
Governor Nelson Rockefeller pressed Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge in a long distance call to ease any ill will over remarks attributed to Lodge. Rockefeller, amid a NH blitz, bought a yellow mohair sweater for his wife and ski gear for children as he spoke with voters and kept silent on Lodge’s reaction.
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New Hampshire
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Rockefeller
Otha
Pin Sai
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Whitefield
Mrs. Rockefeller
Tarrytown
N.Y
Franconia College
Goldwater Attacks Democratic Policies in New Hampshire Tour
Senator Barry Goldwater wound up a four day campaign in New Hampshire with a broad assault on the Democratic administration. In Nashua he urged a firmer approach to world markets and criticized government action he called detrimental to U.S. industries and workers. He warned of trouble in Panama and urged careful use of the import system. Campaign workers said posters and media spots will bolster the hard sell in the coming weeks.
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Nashua
N. H
Sen
Goldwater
Arizona Barry
New Hampshire
Nashua High School
Mary
University of New Hampshire
Pa‘nama
Hooksett
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Congress
America
Federal three held in narcotics case bail set at 100000
Three men faced federal charges and were ordered held in 100000 bail each. Names include a Mexican ambassador to Bolivia, a Uruguayan official, and a Marseille native deported from the United States in 1949. Conviction could bring 20 years and a 20000 fine. Authorities cited narcotics value at 13.5 million in the United States and higher in Canada.
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Ashington
Salvador Pardo - Bolland
Bolivia
Juan Artizi
Uruguyan
United States
Canada
Ralph Carriere
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Montreal
Carriere
Kennedy
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Charles Farlowe
Dahlberg Company
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