Tale Of Terror At Sea In Bluebelle Tragedy
Coast Guard reports lone survivor Terry Jo Duperrault 11 says Capt. Julian Harvey killed passengers and sank the ketch Bluebelle before fleeing in a dinghy. Harvey later died after surviving at sea 312 days on a raft. Parents Brian and Mary Harvey presumed lost. sister Renee found in dinghy.
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Miami
Fla
Julian Harvey
Coast Guard
Terry Jo Duperrault
Green Bay
Wis
Bahamas
Terry Jo
Harvey
Deck
Terry
FBI
R. F. Barber
Marine Investigations
Justice Department
Barber
Arthur Duperrault
Brian
Mary Harvey
Renee
Air Force
Russian Church Joins World Council of Churches
The Russian Orthodox Church was admitted to the World Council of Churches at its third general assembly in New Delhi amid mixed reactions. The move expands council representation to 198 denominations with over 300 million members in about 60 countries, and includes Bulgarian Romanian Polish Orthodox bodies and two Chilean Pentecostal churches.
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New Delhi
India
World Council of Churches
Vigyan Bhawan Temple of Learning
Servants of God
Council
U.S
America
Zoltan Beky
Trenton
N.J
Christian Unity Movement
W. A. Visser T’hooft
2300 Students Flunk Out Of State Colleges
Raleigh AP reports almost 2300 students were dismissed for academic failure across state supported colleges last year. Rates ranged from 1.2 percent at A&T to 13 percent at Western Carolina, with UNC Chapel Hill at 8.5 percent and Fayetteville State listing one dismissal among 834 students.
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Raleigh
Consolidated University
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
State College
Woman's College
East Carolina College
Western Carolina
Appalachian
Pembroke
A&t
North Carolina College
Durham
Elizabeth City State Teachers College
Winston - Salem State Teachers College
Fayetteville State Teachers College
Scarbeck's Mistress In Poland Returns To Warsaw
Ursula Maria Discher, 22, Polish mistress of convicted U.S. spy Irvin Scarbeck, appeared at the U.S. Embassy in Warsaw saying she intends to stay in Poland. She testified at Scarbeck's trial in Washington that she was not politically involved, and asked the embassy to ship her belongings from Frankfurt to Warsaw.
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Warsaw
Ursula Maria Discher
U.S
Irvin Scar ‘Beck
Poland
Scarbeck
Miss Discher
Searbeck
Washington
West Germany
United States
New York
Frankfurt
Neutrals Claim Credit In Three Leader Talks
Cairo report says Gamal Abdel Nasser Tito and Nehru praised neutralist efforts to ease world tensions. Communique notes Berlin talks progress while Nehru says US and USSR remain psychologically apart and hints at possible nuclear test discussions. He defends Krishna Menon amid misreporting claims and notes Kennedy wants a meeting.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Tito
Yugoslavia
Nehru
India
Kennedy
U.S
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
Bombay
Krishna Menon
Dutch Companion Rescued Near New Guinea Coast
Dutch companion of missing Michael Rockefeller was rescued off the south coast of New Guinea. He said the two were adrift on two military cans after abandoning a prahu, and officials in Hollandia hoped Rockefeller might also be safe.
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the Hague
Michael Rockefeller
New Guinea
Rockefeller
Interior Ministry
Hollandia
West New Guinea
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Young Rockfeller
San Francisco
Young Rockefeller
Rockefeller Youth Sought After Indian Ocean Rescue
Dutch officials say rockefeller youth remains missing after a capsized prahu near the southern Eilanden River delta in New Guinea. Dutch sailor R S Wassing was rescued and reports Rockefeller floated on two cans as search continues from Hollandia and Dutch navy units.
Supreme Court to review eavesdropping case in prison room
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case involving a hidden eavesdropping device used during conferences between prisoners, their attorneys and friends in Eastview prison, Westchester County. Harry Lanza was jailed for a year for refusing to testify about the conversations held with his brother Joseph who faced parole issues.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Harry Lanza
Eastview
Westchester County
N.Y
Joseph
Joint Legislative Committee On
Algerian Labor Leader Killed in Algiers Ambush
Belk acem Lachlach 49, president of the Dockers Union of Algiers, was killed by submachinegun fire while driving to work. The assailants escaped. He was among at least 12 people killed in a weekend surge of terrorism and violence in Algeria.
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Algiers
Algeria
Belkacem Lachlach
Dockers Union of
Lachlach
Porgy Co-Author Dorothy Heyward Dies at 71
Dorothy Heyward 71 coauthored Porgy with her husband Du Bose Heyward died after an appendectomy and brief recovery. She helped shape the Broadway play that became Porgy and Bess, and earlier collaborated on Mamba's Daughters. The New York City Opera planned an opera based on the work.
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New York
Dorothy Heyward
Porgy
Porgy and
Bess
Columbia- Presbyterian Hospital
du Bose Heyward
Charleston
S. C
Heyward
Catfish Row
George
Ira Gershwin
Heywards
New York City Opera
Mrs. Heyward
Kennedy Adenauer Begin Talks on Berlin Policy
President Kennedy and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer opened policy talks in Washington to shape a Western stance in Berlin negotiations with the Soviet Union. Adenauer expressed confidence in Western victory and urged Allied cooperation while meeting with Dean Rusk, and will hold parallel talks with McNamara.
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Washington
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Berlin
Adenauer
West Berlin
Andrews
Rusk
Gerhard Schroeder
Defense
Franz Joseph Strauss
Robert S. McNamara
Communists Strengthen Wall Dividing Berlin
In Berlin the wall separating East and West was fortified with tank traps and barriers as thousands labored overnight under guard. Propaganda banners proclaimed retaliation for any attack while U S forces remained nearby and streetcar tracks were removed to strengthen fortifications.
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Wall
Berlin
Friedrichstrasse
Brandenburg Gate
Potsdamer Platz
Fast
West Berlin
Macapagal Warns Of Revolution In Philippines
President-elect Diosdado Macapagal warned that any attempt to block his inauguration could spark a revolution in the Philippines. He said Congress must proclaim his victory after canvassing the vote, as Liberal and Nacionalista factions debated the process and potential protests.
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Congress
Macapagal
Ferdinand FE. Marcos
Liberal Party
Garcia
Nacionalista Party
Marcos
Supreme Court
Nacionalista
Malacanang
President Kennedy Enjoys Quiet Beach Day at Lawfords
President Kennedy relaxed on a sunny Santa Monica beach at the Lawfords' luncheon. He wore faded blue dungarees and no shoes, chatted with Hollywood figures, and praised the mellow afternoon before returning to the kitchen to compliment the cook Delia Bradley. He favored a hearty home meal with squidlike course and chives soup, squab with currant jelly and wild rice, and chocolate tarts, washed down with Dutch beer.
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Cow
Hollywood
Lawfords
Chris Lawford
Barron Hilton Jr
Jack
Lawford
Santa Monica
Bradley
Miss Dickinson
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Cape York
Peninsula
R. S. Wassing
Ejslanden
Admin
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Wassing
Massing
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Dean Rusk
U. S
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James Bacon
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