Panama Eyes Open Rift Over Canal Pact
An authoritative Panamanian source said on Wednesday night Panama will sever diplomatic relations with the United States unless a new Panama Canal treaty is negotiated. President Roberto Chiari asked Costa Rica to handle Panamanian affairs in Washington, and Costa Rica reportedly agreed to assume those duties.
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Teagarden Dies at 58 Bandleader Teagarden Found Dead in New Orleans
Jack Teagarden, 58, famed blues tinged trombone and vocals, was found dead in a New Orleans motel room. Doctors cited cirrhosis of the liver and a possible heart attack as the cause, with Teagarden scheduled to end his club engagement and seek treatment in Florida. He performed with Ben Pollack, Paul Whiteman, and Louis Armstrong.
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Eddie Fisher Denies $1 Million Divorce Holdout
Eddie Fisher rejects claims he is holding out for a million dollars in his divorce dispute. The entertainer’s denial comes as legal proceedings continue, with details disputed and no settlement reached publicly.
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Sailor on leave kills three in Highland Park case
A 19 year old sailor, John V Cheetham, bludgeoned his mother Uza 41 and his brother Douglas 10 to death and critically attacked brother Andrew 6 with a hammer in their home in Highland Park New Jersey detectives said he later pleaded not guilty to two counts of murder and one of atrocious assault and battery.
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TV Announcers Threaten Walkout in Nationwide Strike
Hollywood reports TV announcers from CBS ABC and NBC threaten to strike if wage offers fail to satisfy locals. AFTRA says the present offer is inadequate and may authorize nationwide action. Local leaders seek a $20 weekly raise over three years plus shift pay boosts.
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Court weighs block on housing rights initiative
Sacramento NAACP asks for a temporary injunction to halt a referendum effort aimed at overturning the Rumford Fair Housing Act. Superior Judge Irving H. Perluss took the matter under submission after two hours of argument from NAACP and California Real Estate Association lawyers. The initiative would amend the state constitution allowing broad discretion in selling or renting property, challenging the existing anti discrimination law.
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Body of Girl Found at Sea Near Torrance
The nude body of an unidentified girl in her early teens was found floating in the ocean about a mile from shore near Torrance. A fishing boat spotted the body and sheriffs deputies said she had been in the water over four days. An autopsy was scheduled to determine the cause of death.
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Storm Barrage Strikes South With Snow and Ice
A new storm blasted into Texas and Dixie, wringing moisture from the Gulf and sweeping four states with heavy snow, sleet and freezing rain. Oklahoma, Arkansas and Tennessee report up to five inches. Dallas area digs out four inches with Love Field shut. Florida growers fear higher prices as crops suffer. The toll climbs to 149 weather deaths since the weekend.
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Still Hopes to Run Despite Desertions
Sen. Chir Engle of California insists on reelection despite party ultimatum and illness. The Independent quotes his first face to face interview since August and notes he has not revealed how he will fund a campaign without party help. John Glenn Jr. weighs in Ohio politics as he enters discussion with both parties.
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Senator Engle Appears Restless in Home Visit Interview
Senator Engle smiled broadly during a home visit where observers noted halting speech and his familiar humor. He tugged at socks and shirt, appeared alert yet restless in his chair, suggesting three months of inactivity after a serious stroke as readers await continued coverage.
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Debris Clue Sighting Tied To Missing Schooner Enchantress
Coast Guard units reported sighting a tank cushion debris about 250 miles east of Jacksonville, possibly from the schooner Enchantress missing with five aboard. Aircraft and ships, including the cutter Sweetgum and carrier Roosevelt, assisted in recovery operations near the Vega area. The Enchantress had last reported sinking Monday 109 miles east of Jacksonville, bound for the Virgin Islands, with Capt. Christofer de Grabowski aboard.
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Sorensen resigns from LBJ staff to write Kennedy book
Theodore C. Sorensen, longtime confidant and speechwriter for John F Kennedy, resigns as special counsel to President Johnson to devote months to writing a book about Kennedy. Sorensen expects to finish in about six months and has secured a publishing deal.
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Cranston Urges Fair Play on Oil Tideland Dispute
Sacramento councilor Alan Cranston calls for fair play with Long Beach over oil tidelands revenues, supporting higher state take but opposing a plan to raid 109 percent of revenues. He backs more state lands revenues while noting Long Beach’s sinking problem and urging careful treatment by the city.
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Thief Takes Car After Sales Sign Stays On Lot
A Greens Baynes used car dealer was duped when a Houston thief exploited a misleading sign. The stolen vehicle, a 195% autommoile, occurred hours after the dealer placed the sign offering no money down and a fixed price. Police in Fort Lauderdale are investigating the case.
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