Mystery Soviet Rocket Seen Over Pacific Sparks U S Debate
U S radar on Shemya Island tracked a mystery object moving southeast over the Pacific. Air Force officials could not confirm if it was a long range missile or a space vehicle. Three Soviet instrument ships Sibir Chukota and Sakhalin trailed toward an 8000 mile impact area southwest of Hawaii as scientists weighed potential space launching.
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Washington
U. S
Soviet Union
Pacific Ocean
Air Force
Shemya Island
Alaska
Hawaii
Kamchatka Peninsula
Sibir
Chukota
Sakhalin
Midway Island
Pacific
Russia
Navy
Midway
Five Men Linked To Big Fraud
Federal charges allege the five officers of Los Angeles Trust Deed & Mortgage Exchange ran a $25 million fraud by selling overvalued trust deeds. President David Farrell and four others faced arraignment. two subsidiaries named, parent firm in receivership, civil actions previously filed. Bail amounts ranged from 5 000 to 200 000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Securities and Exchange Commission
Los Angeles Trust Deed & Mortgage Exchange
U.S
San Francisco
U.S. Atty
Laughlin E. Waters
Waters
SEC
U.S. Supreme Court
David Farrell
Oliver J. Farrell
Stanley C. Marks
Thomas Wolfe Jr
Frank Stark
Oliver Farrell
Marks
Wolfe
Castro delays invasion alert to Kennedy inauguration
Fidel Castro extended Cuba's invasion alert from January 18 to 20 and signaled a possible reconciliation with the United States after Eisenhower leaves office. He kept vigil at Guantanamo Bay and hinted at Soviet missile aid, while suggesting changes in U.S. policy and war criminal questions for the incoming Kennedy administration.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Castro
United States
White House
U. S. Navy
Guantanamo Bay
Kennedy
Washington
Guantanamo
U.S
Guatemala
Night School at High Point College Expands for Second Semester
The Sunday Enterprise previews High Point College night school as it starts its second semester. It poses questions about student and teacher reactions and lists courses to be offered. The issue also features National Printing Week coverage and a Jamestown background piece.
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High Point College
High Point
Braxton Younts
Enterprise
Jamestown
Guilford County
Foot Catch Casualty in Lancaster Paraplegic Car Incident
In Lancaster Pennsylvania a garageman Albert Wolf 59 returning a car fitted for paraplegics said his foot caught Friday and the vehicle ran away killing 70 year old Mrs Harold Hamilton of Manheim Township as she burned trash at her garage. Hamilton a World War I veteran was unable to use his legs.
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Trudi Feld Garcia de Quevedo
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Nathan Leopold
Chicago
Bobby Franks
Anita Faure
Leopold
Lancaster
Harold Hamilton
Manheim Township
Albert Wolf
Hamilton
Picketing Continues for Auntie Mame in San Juan
In San Juan police arrested seven pickets outside the Tapia Theater as protests against producer Barry Yellen’s all U.S. cast continued for a fourth night. A competing vaudeville planned by the Puerto Rican Actors and Technicians Association was banned for lack of a permit while over 3,000 protested in the plaza.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Tapia
Puerto Rican Association of Actors and Technicians
Barry Yellen
U.S
Car skips road snaps pole uproots fence overturns wagon
A car driven by Joyce Bledsoe skidded off a road in Farmington Sr AP Friday, snapping a utility pole and ripping out 75 feet of fence before overturning a corn wagon and returning to the highway. She was uninjured.
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Farmington, Sr
Joyce Bledsoe
Khrushchev calls for expelling fakers over fake production
Premier Khrushchev denounces Communist officials for falsifying agricultural and dairy production figures. He demands removal from the party and trial for those involved, citing Rassakov and Isaev amid broader charges of deceit in statistics.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party Central Committee
Khrushchev
Little Mountain
Khirgiz
Central Asia
Rassakov
Khirgiz Central Committee
Isaev
Minnesota Crash Kills 7 Youths
Seven teens, all 18 and from St Paul, died in a head on crash that wrecked both cars. Five boys and a girl perished at the scene and another boy died later in hospital. An officer called the scene like a battlefield as wreckage was strewn and recovered.
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ST. Paul
Robbery at Lexington State Bank Branch
A tall slender man with a nickel plated long barrel revolver robbed the Lexington State Bank branch at 9 23 a m taking 5523 in small bills and fleeing in a blue Chevy with an accomplice. Roadblocks were used but failed to trap the pair as witnesses placed the getaway route toward Winston Salem.
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Bonnie Moore
Enterprise
Welcome
Reece
Kennedy names ex-governors to posts in new administration
Former governors George Docking of Kansas and Herschell Loveless of Iowa receive $20 000 a year posts as director of the Export Import Bank and member of the Federal Renegotiation Board Kennedy also taps John S Gleason Jr to head the Veterans Administration and retains Lyle S Garlock and James H Wakelin in current roles Rusk chosen as secretary of state designate discusses international issues with Kennedy at Atlantic City meeting
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
George Docking
Kansas
Export-Import Bank
Herschell Loveless
Iowa
Docking
Loveless
Atlantic Shore
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Cape Canaveral
Fila
Space Advisory Council
U.S Senate
Texan
Space Committee
Chicago
John S. Gleason Jr
American Legion
Veterans Administration
Gleason
Lyle S. Garlock
Ant
Air Force
James H. Wakelin
Navy
Dean Rusk
Rusk
State Department
Latin America
Far East
Middle East
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Sunday Enterprise
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Siberia
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Arctic Ceon
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Gilbert
Shemya S
Hawaiian Islands
Kauai Y
Oahu
Equator
By Preston Grover
Minnesota
Dothan D. Reece
Lexington State Bank
Bethesda Church
Lexington
Winston-Salem
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