Drownings as barge Arizona Sword breaks up off Palm Beach
A 400 foot barge Arizona Sword breaks up in 15 foot seas off Palm Beach. Captain Joseph L. Cooper and six Tampa crewmen are missing, while George W Richardson survived after escaping through a porthole. The Sally R towed the wreckage and search continues.
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West Palm Beach
Savage
Arizona Sword
Atlantic
Palm Beach
Coast Guard
Joseph L. Cooper
Angel Benitez
D. N. Broye
Thomas F. Dobbins
Juan Valdez Jr
Markos Frangros
F. O. Fernandez
Tampa
George W. Richardson
Richardson
Wrecks of Coast Guard Vessels In Alpine Seas Cost Five Men
Ten Coast Guard and fishing boat crews faced 60 mph gusts at Peacock Spit near the Columbia River. Two Coast Guard cutters and a lifeboat capsized while attempting to aid the Mermaid, with seven men lost and four survivors. One body, John L. Culp, was found aboard a lightship. Missing seamen named include John Hoban, Joseph Perrin, Gordon Sussex, and Ralph Mace. Survivor Gordon Huggins reported clinging to the Triumph’s deck for two hours after the capsize.
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Astoria
Ore
Columbia River
Coast Guard
Peacock’ Spit
Coast Guards
Sjhouse
Coast
John L. Culp
Hammond
Triumph
John 5
Hoban
Independence
Joseph E. Perrin
Renton
Wash
Gordon F. Sussex
Bellevue
Ralph E. Mace
Vashon
Bert
Stanley
Bergman
Fumes From Car Kill Two Women in Los Angeles
Two women Barnica Thompson aged 46 and Mary Lou Stanfell aged 47 were found dead from asphyxiation in their Los Angeles home at 1616 West 34th Street. Police confirmed the deaths as accidental due to charcoal fumes.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Barnica Thompson
Mary Lou Stanfell
W. 34Th St
Vatican Paper Condemns Test Tube Human Life Experiments
L Osservatore Romano denounces attempts to create life outside the natural womb. It cites Bologna scientists who kept a human embryo alive 29 days in a test tube, whose deformation led to destruction, and questions the moral implications of artificial insemination and outside-nature interventions. The piece reacts to Paese Sera reports and frames the issue as a matter of conscience and nature.
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Vatican City
L'Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Bologna
L’osservatore Romano
Raimando Manzini
Rome
Johnson Arrives to Tour Canaveral
Vice President-elect Lyndon B. Johnson arrived at Cape Canaveral for a tour of the nation's top missile and launch facilities. He was expected to inspect Atlas and Titan ICBM firing complexes and central Cape operations during the visit. The trip came as Kennedy plans to direct all space activity from the Kennedy administration.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
Lynton B. Johnson
Kennedy
Saturn
Cape
Ing
Johnson
Palm Beach
Atlas
Central
Adenauer to Visit London for Talks With Macmillan
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will travel to London next month for a two day series of talks with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan aimed at boosting postwar European cooperation and addressing allied security issues.
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London
UPI
Konrad Adenauer
Harold Macmillan
Rutland Youth Held on Murder Charge in Foster Mother Slaying
An 18 year old Rutland football star admitted stabbing his foster mother Hazel Aldrich to death in a church parsonage living room. He was held without bail for first degree murder after arraignment and ordered for psychiatric observation. He reportedly fled 70 miles before being captured in Troy New York and later returned to Vermont.
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Rutland
UPI
Geoffrey Peter Aldrich
Waterbury State Hospital
Aldrich
Gordon M. Aldrich
Hazel
Rutland Congregational Church
Troy
Ek Aldrich
Vermont
Hayden G. Labrake
Edward G. McLellen
Labrake
Seid Aldrich
Ibher
Bithe
Mr. Aldrich
Flier Buzzes Town Then Crashes On Mudflats
Elmo Block, 35, Arcata businessman, charged with disturbing the peace for buzzing Eureka in a light two seat Cessna 150 without lights during pre dawn hours. He crashed into mudflats, slogged through mud for three hours, and was arrested.
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Eureka
UPI
Elmo Block
Arcata
Calif
Black
Flying Club
Cambridge man fined for stealing girlfriend’s pay envelope
A Cambridge court fined Kenneth Wool 22.40 dollars after he stole his girlfriend’s pay envelope from her pocket following a good night kiss. The incident, reported by UPI, highlights a petty theft case involving intimate relations and a minor monetary loss.
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Courtin
Cambridge
England
UPI
Kenneth Wool
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FBI
Long Beach
Liter
Canaveral
Buzzes Town
Victory Garage
THE
Independent, Press-Telegram
Consumer Analysis
Pine Avenue
Lakewood
Press- Telegram
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VLE Tong Clai Independent
Press-Telegram
Pink Avenue
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Mondey
Seevery
Harriz
Consumer Analysis Headquarters
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peTaLe
Ndvi
Switzerland
French
Spain
C.H
International
Bankamericard
East Ocean Blvd
State Theater
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