Tavarez Baby Recovered Alive as Mother Is Held
A month old baby kidnapped in New York was found alive in an apartment of a Puerto Rican couple. Ascension Ortiz admitted taking the child after a miscarriage. The baby's mother identified Ortiz as the kidnapper at the scene. Police credited tips from a public line and El Diario for solving the case.
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Tavarez
New York
John Tavarez
Ascension Ortiz
Angel
Doraliza Tavarez
Ortiz
Lisa Rose Chionchio
Brooklyn
Leggett
Six Year Old Describes High Speed Police Chase
Houston AP. James Toler six recalls a police pursuit reaching speeds up to 115 mph with gunfire. Deputy Sheriff Hubbell fired twice and cornered the stolen car after a 15 mile ride. Neighbors say Virgil Turley 23 abducted James and was charged with automobile theft.
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Houston
Tex
James Toler
James
Danny Brock
Virgil Lewis Turley
William H. Hubbell
Hubbell
H. Turley
Lewis
Divorced Suitor Is Rejected In Venezuela
In Caracas Margherita fer meets her divorced suitor Francisco Mule aboard a liner from Italy. She declares she will not marry him but will remain in Venezuela to seek work. Mule, 36, says he is free and had a Mexican divorce. the pair depart with two men posing as relatives as images surface on Italian TV.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Margherita Fer
Italy
Francisco Mule
Margheri
Mule
Margherita
Rosa Acosta
Maracaibo
Vignola
Francisco
Paola Ruscica Mule
Sicily
Dental Specialist Defends Fingernail Biting Habit
Dallas AP reports Dr. Maury Massier of the University of Illinois defends fingernail biting as a tension relief. He says chewing habits help release stress and are safer than anger toward family, noting many children shift from thumb sucking to nail biting by frustration age.
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Dallas
Maury Massier
University of Illinois
Massler
Cuban Officer Condemned to Death in Havana Show Trial
Havana witnessed a second show trial as Capt. Pedro Morejon, ex Batista forces, was found guilty of murder robbery and assassination and sentenced to death by firing squad after a 10 hour proceeding. Maj. Camilo Cienfuegos publicly urged execution and threatened self harm if Morejon survived. The case follows the prior defendant Jesus Sosa Blanco as authorities prepare the third proceeding.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Batista Army
Pedro Morejon
Morejon
Cus
Jesus Sosa Blanco
Camilo Cienfuegos
Cienfuegos
Castro
Baten
Rooke
Sosa Blanco
Ricardo ‘Luis Grau
Su- Court
Sosa
Carren Vazquez
Canto del Paso
Revolutionary Army
Dicista
Farming Stressed as North Carolina Delegates Call Action
Raleigh AP Farm Bureau delegates urged farmers to take more part in policy decisions or risk non-farm groups shaping agriculture. A C Edwards warned against gimmicks and urged movement beyond horse and wagon farming in a space age era. D W Colvard noted three gains, including a $150 million income rebound and a new Gerber plant in Asheville.
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Raleigh
Farm Bureau
A. C. Edwards
North Carolina ‘Farm Bureau Federation
Edwards
North Carolina
D. W. Colvard
North Carolina State College School of Agriculture
Tc Peanut
Gerber
Asheville
President Readies Labor Bill for Congress
Eisenhower plans to send congressional legislation to curb corruption in labor and a farm program package to Congress Thursday. GOP chief Halleck said the bill targets a situation that has bred a "stench" nationwide as Johnson criticizes perceived veto threats. Dirksen rebutted Johnson and defended Eisenhower against charges of "blackjacking" a Democratic Census.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
A. Halleck
Indiana
House
White House
Capitol
Lyndon Johnon
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Sen
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Moonshot Planned By U S To Probe Solar Orbit
NASA and the Army aim for a late February launch of an Army Juno rocket from Cape Canaveral to send a 13 pound probe past the moon into solar orbit for six to seven days. The mission seeks data on intense radiation belts around Earth.
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Space Administration
Army
Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Explorer
Earth
U. S
U.S
Air Force
Dulles Says Reds Seek To Dupe West
Secretary Dulles accused Soviet leaders of trying to delude the West about aims in Germany to justify continued cold war. He urged a spring East West conference on European security and said reunification of Germany by fair means is possible. He questioned Mikoyan's trip impressions and Khrushchev thaw claims.
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Washington
Russia
Dulles
United States
Germany
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Mikoyan
Khrushchev Opens 21st Soviet Congress With ICBM Talk
Premier Khrushchev announced serial production of intercontinental ballistic missiles and declared the Soviet Union could launch rockets to any part of the globe. He praised Soviet scientific progress, urged peaceful talks, and blamed the United States for East-West tension while outlining goals for a seven year plan. More than 1,500 delegates attended the Kremlin opening as U.S. officials questioned the ICBM program.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Toda
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Khrushchev
U.S
Neil H.mcelroy
Defense Department
United States
McElroy
Stuart Symington
DMO
Eisenhower
Berlin
West Germany
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Ex-Judge Cleared Tops Gubernatorial Prospect
Former Judge George Wallace, acquitted of contempt, emerges as a leading gubernatorial hopeful. Wallace defied the U.S. Civil Rights Commission by withholding records, then turning them over to grand juries, claiming vindication of his militant stance against federal civil rights inquiries.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
Wallace
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Tedektalstaten
Civil Rights Agency
U.S. Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Barbour
Bullock
Johnson
Benae
Clayton, Ala
Pesaro
U.S. Senate
Civil Rights Commission
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