Portuguese Brazil faces ship hijack standoff drift
As a hijacked liner with 42 Americans aboard drifts off Brazil, President Quadros signals an offer of political asylum to Galvao if he enters Brazilian waters. The Santa Maria may be steered toward Recife or Salvador while Navy efforts to land passengers continue, underscoring delicate relations with Portugal.
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Salvador
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Counterfeiter Charge Filed in San Diego Case
SAN DIEGO UP Doug las P O'Reilly 44 Los Angeles faced charges of making counterfeit money as an alleged member of a forgery ring that handled about 500000 in bogus bills. He was arrested here Sunday for manufacturing two bills in a case involving John Bruce 30 Flint Ridge arrested in Los Angeles Jan 17 with Clifford Waterman 30 West Covina and Max Hughes 37 Burbank.
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Douglas P. O'Reilly
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Butler seeks Kennedy probe of West Coast defense contracts
Senator John Marshall Butler urges a federal inquiry into the growing share of military procurement and research contracts awarded to California. He cites California holding 26 percent of prime contracts for procurement and 31 percent for research and development, arguing other regions suffer. California Congressman John F. Shelley disputes overconcentration and notes unemployment and aircraft production in California.
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Top Secret Radar Gear Found in Store Window
In Reading England British Air Force officials probed how top secret radar equipment appeared in a surplus store window. An Air Force technician spotted two electric motors used in naval radar aimed at detecting nuclear submarines. Security officers confiscated the motors from store owner M J Mile who said he bought them at a government auction miscellaneous batch.
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Water Main Floods Streets in N. Hollywood
A broken water main sent a geyser more than 125 feet into the air at Coldwater Canyon Avenue and Ventura Boulevard in North Hollywood Sunday night. Thousands of gallons of water flooded surrounding streets, creating a massive traffic snarl and halting movement in the area.
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Kennedy Confers on Speech at Red Mass in D C
President Kennedy spent his second Sunday in the executive mansion with a 1000 attendance Red Mass at St Matthews Cathedral to seek divine blessing on justice. Attendees included Chief Justice Earl Warren Speaker Sam Rayburn and Mrs John W McCormack along with Supreme Court Justices Burton Brennan and other officials. Kennedy then walked the White House grounds with a brown wooden cane reminiscent of Harry S Truman.
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Harold W. Burton
William J. Brennan
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John K. Cartwright
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Verdict Expected Today on Americans in Cuba
Havana officials at La Cabana Fortress reported the military tribunal of six Americans charged with crimes against Cuba would deliver a verdict today. The prosecution seeks death for all, after a 2 hour 35 minute trial and deliberations. The defendants, detained since January 7 when entering Havana harbor aboard a yacht with arms for anti Castro insurgents, include George R. Beck, Tommy Baker, Donald Joe Green, James E. Bean, Alfred Eugene Gibson, and Leonard Louis Schmidt.
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Norton
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Dothan
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Gassonia
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Cedar Falls
Alfred Eugene Gibson
Mount Gilead
Leonard Louis Schmidt
Chicago
The Truth About Unmarried Men
The February Readers Digest features an exploration of why one fourth of U S men live alone and what prevents marriage. It notes how many seek partners yet never wed and questions what a dating future holds. It highlights a new IBM aided organization helping would-be spouses locate each other.
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IBM
Sukarno Accepts Indonesia Participation in World Fair 1964 65
President Sukarno accepts invitation for Indonesia to participate in the New York World Fair 1964 65, signaling official endorsement of the national exhibit plans and international engagement.
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Indonesia
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