Eisenhower Opens Weekend Argentina Visit Amid Tense Capital
President Eisenhower arrived in Buenos Aires for a weekend stay aimed at strengthening U S Argentine ties. He greeted Arturo Frondizi with cordial remarks as four bomb blasts rocked downtown, signaling dissident pressure during the visit.
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Buenos Aires
Eisenhower
Argentina
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Ezeiza International
Peronistas
Arturo Frondizi
Washington
United States
Santiago
Montevideo
U. S
Juan D. Peron
U.S
Stock Exchange
Midas satellite launch loses radio contact after lift off
Cape Canaveral reported partial loss of telemetry shortly after the Midas spy satellite launch at 12 25 p m EST. Officials said second stage separation may have occurred and that telemetry was still being received, with orbit not yet confirmed.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Midas
Air Force
Bruno Returns Home After Court Grants Dog to Owner
In Dallas a judge ordered Bruno the Beagle restored to Dr. Howard H. McClure Jr after a fatherless boy Johnny Ray Clark testified and the dog demonstrated tricks in court. McClure paid $35 for the dog's keep as Johnny cried and hugged his grandfather.
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Dallas
Tex
Johnny Ray Clark
Bruno
W. E. Richburg
Howard H. McClure, Jr
D. C. Howard
van Zandt County
Johnny
McClure
Burne
Howard Yard
Richburg
Payoffs Threaten Press Free Press Payoffs Seen
Senate rackets committee reported a potential threat to press freedom from racketeers who extorted payments to avoid delivery stoppages. The 1959 probe found $307,136.80 paid by New York Times, New York Mirror, Neo-Gravure Printing, and American Weekly to Harold Gross and Cornelius Noonan to maintain labor peace and avert disruptions.
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Washington
Senate Rackets Committee
Senate
Harold Gross
New York City
Cornelius
Connie) Noonan
Inland Terminal Workers Local No
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Gross
Noonan
New York Times
New York Mirror
Neo-Gravure Printing Co
Weehawken, N. J
American Weekly
Hearst Publishing Co. Inc
New York Journal American
Three Americans Among World's Ten Richest Men
In Family Weekly with Enterprise on Sunday three Americans join the top ten richest globally. J Paul Getty Arthur Vining Davis and Haroldson Lafayette Hunt are highlighted as self made members of the Society of Ten with fortunes well over the hundred million dollars. The issue also features When Your Child Lies or Steals with guidance from a child expert.
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Family Weekly
J. Paul Getty
Arthur Vining Davis
Haroldson Lafayette Hunt
Ten
Italian Airliner Crash Near Shannon Kills 29
An Alitalia four engine DC7 bound for New York crashed and exploded near a Shannon Ireland cemetery after takeoff at 2 am. Twenty six of the 52 aboard died at the scene or later in hospitals. 23 survived, many severely burned. Among the victims and listed passengers were three North Carolina residents. The crash followed a fuel stop in Shannon after a Naples departure and a Rome stop. Weather was cold and clear and the explosion was heard miles away.
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Shannon
Ireland
New York
Alitalia
Rome
North Carolina
Barbara Louise Cologgi
Rocco Cologgi
Shaldon Rose Cologgi
North Main Street
Rio de Janeiro
Brendan Murray
Shannon Airport
Gas Tank Explosion Kills Several in Port Brownsville
State police report a gas tank explosion and fire at Port Brownsville. Early word indicates multiple fatalities among those present at the scene.
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Brownsville, Tex
Port Brownsville
Navy Plane Liner Collision Kills Sixty One Near Rio
A deadly crash between a U S Navy plane and a Brazilian air liner near Guanabara Bay leaves 61 dead as divers search for bodies. Thirty five victims were Navy personnel and three survivors. The deceased include 19 members of the Navy band traveling from Buenos Aires for a dinner hosted by President Eisenhower for Juscelino Kubitschek.
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Rio DE Janeiro
U.S. Navy
Eisenhower
Brazil
Guanabara Bay
Rio
Buenos Aires
Juscelino Kubitschek
Kubitschek
Miruel Couto
Sao Paulo
Robert Hartman
Washington
Los Angeles Times
Hoffa’s Attitude Scored by Senate Panel Columns in Dispute
A Senate committee assails Teamsters chief James R. Hoffa for contemptuous attitude toward law and order. It accuses Hoffa of using a supposedly anti racketeering commission to conceal ties to racketeers and to prop up a corrupt local in Miami. The report notes Hoffa’s appoint ment of George H. Bender to head the panel and Harold Gross to run Local 320, with 3000 dollars monthly in union funds.
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Washington
Senate Labor Management Committee
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U. S. Senate
All Law and Order
Hoffa
Harold Gross
Miami
Teamster
Northeast Braces for Snow as Big Storm Loses Steam
A fast moving storm swept from the South and Midwest into the Northeast bringing heavy snow sleet and strong winds. Buffalo reported seven inches with drifts and a northward storm center formed over northern New Jersey heading toward New England. Gale warnings along the coast and Great Lakes were issued as the system left at least 22 deaths linked to the severe weather.
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Midwest
New York State
New Hampshire
Maine
Buffalo
N. Y
Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Lake Erie
New Jersey
New England
Detroit
Great Lakes
Florida
Rockies
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Jackson
Miss
Larkins Files For Governor
John D. Larkins Jr. filed to run for North Carolina governor and outlined a grass roots statewide campaign. He named precinct chairs in all 2065 precincts and said he would announce a state campaign manager next week. Seawell and Sanford opponents are referenced as the race unfolds.
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Raleigh
John D. Larkins Jr
Larkins
la Grange
Kenansville
Seawell
C. A. Dillon Sr
Terry Sanford
Fayetteville
I. Beverly Lake
Kannapolis Man Shot In Back At Restaurant
James F. Smith, about 55, was shot in the back while dining at a Kannapolis restaurant and died at a hospital. Grady Allen Tilley, 26, on parole from Florida State Prison for murder, is held without bond as detectives investigate the case. A .32 caliber automatic pistol was used and a preliminary hearing is planned next week.
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Kannapolis
N. C
James F. Smith
Grady Allen Tilley
Tilley
Smith
Lee McCain
Florida State
McCain
Speedup in Surplus Sales Urged by House Committee
The House Appropriations Committee urged speeding surplus sales to cut storage costs. A bill for 1960 would provide 229 million dollars in supplemental funds for multiple agencies. By selling surplus commodities competitively, the Commodity Credit Corp. could raise capital and reduce warehouse costs, with 1960 warehousing and transport costs estimated at 1.262 billion.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
House
Commodity Credit Corp
CITY FATHERS EXPAND Other Cities Have Annexation Problems
Raleigh faces annexation legal challenges as cities push to grow before the April 1 census deadline. New state law allows annexing developed areas without resident votes if services are offered, but Burlington and Winston-Salem court cases show the thorny path. Raleigh waits on court rulings as disputes over services and boundaries continue.
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Raleigh
Suburbia
Burlington
Winston-Salem
State Supreme Court
North Carolina League of Municipalities
Reid Thompson
Supreme Court
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F. W. Woolworth
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Thomas Comerford
Bulletin
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George H. Bender
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James C. Hagerty
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Malcolm Seawell
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