Iraqi Leaders and Rebels Clash Over Oil Rich North
Rebels under Col Abdel Kerim Mustafa seize control in Baghdad while pledging nonalignment and democracy at home. They claim to form a National Revolutionary Command Council and threaten street battles as Kassem's regime cracks down. Oil fields in northern Iraq remain a focal point as relations with Nasser’s UAR deteriorate and Moscow aid continues.
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United Nations
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Kassem
Iraq
Arab Brotherhood
Faisal 1I
Abdul [Ah
Nuri
Nasser
UAR
Revolutionary Command
Mustafa
Ghaleb Makkiel Hasmimi
Najaf Mahmoud el Safi
Saba Mohammed
Defense Ministry
Moscow
Iiraqi
Cairo
Baghdad
U.A.R
Bonn Students Demonstrate for European Open Market
About 100 Bonn University students demonstrated in front of the French Embassy in Bad Godesberg protesting Britain's exclusion from the European Common Market. They carried signs urging German French friendship and openness to Europe, with a placard showing de Gaulle as Europe’s brakeman and slogans against separatism.
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Bonn
Germany
Bonn University
Bad ‘Godesberg
Britain
Charles de Saulle
Europe
Famed Jewel theft at New York hotel shocks art world
Irene Selznick reported the Tiffany Diamond and about 30 other jewels, valued near 300000 dollars, stolen from her 10th floor suite at the Hotel Pierre after she left for dinner. Police call it an inside job and say the door was opened with a cellulose strip to press back the lock.
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NEW York
Tiffany
Irene Selznick
Hotel Pierre
Improved Showing Made On Key Vote Tight Antifilibuster Rule
The Senate adjourned on a party line vote after a tight antifilibuster rule showed improved support but failed to pass. Senator Javits denounced procedural missteps and warned of dangerous precedents as the fight over limiting debate continued into the next Congress.
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John Chadwick
Senate
Washington
Congress
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Tea
Senar
Javits
Pete
Montana
Obituary notices from Indiana and Plumville area deaths
Obituaries listed for Feldrew D Speranza 36 of West Lebanon who died February 8 1963 at Corey Soar Company Mine in Kiski Township. Also memorials for George William Henrie 75 and Bertha Watt 86 among others with service details, birthplaces, and survivors. Multiple local funeral notices from Avonmore Iselin Plumville Indiana and surrounding towns.
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Feldrew D. Speranza
Lebanon
Corey
Soar Company
Kiski Township
Avanmorte
Ferminio
Lena Crisii
Ricchuitto Speranza
Hee
Bet
Cuba
Smith Senge van Cughie
Richard
Senate
Mario
Edith) Zand
Cube
Kennedy
Heljs
Angola
N.Y
David
Aldene
Whia Truster
Mile
Nile
Yockey and Yockey
Avonmore
Holy Cross
Iselin
Joseph Turek
iInterment
Oak‘end
Idiana
Parish Rosary Society
George William Henrie
Stannard Avenue
Bertha F. Watt
Bur
Plumville
Shirey
Creekside
R.C
New Brighton
William S
Emily Potter Watt
Adda Herron
Robert Shireman
James W. Herron
Lexington
Beaver
Elderton
Beracha U.P. Church
Plamnville
Ox Hill Grange
Funeral Home
David FE. Bickett
Beaver Cemetery
Skeptical on Cuba Fueled by U S Debate
Scions debate Kennedy stance on Cuba with Keating and Goldwater. They agree Soviet troops in Cuba cannot invade the United States but dispute the defensive offensive weapons distinction. Goldwater criticizes advisers and urges broader threat recognition.
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America
Keating
Kennedy
Latin America
United States
Cuba
Barry Goldwaiter
R-Ariz
Air Force Reserve
Goldwater
Expect More Cubans In US Headed For Miami
In Havana AP reports another 100 Cuban-Americans and dependents are to depart for Miami on a Pan American World Airways DC-6B plane. The group carries a ransom and is part of a larger invasion and prisoner exchange effort. About 2,000 pounds of ore and automatic gear were loaded for transport.
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Havana
Miami
Pan American World Airways
DCGB
Philadelphia Suburban Lines Strike Shuts Red Arrow Lines
In Philadelphia the Red Arrow bus and trolley lines serving 120,000 daily riders in the western suburbs were struck today amid a contract dispute. Pickets lined the routes as the strike began, just a week after initial tensions surfaced.
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Philadelphia
Red Arrow
Greenville Area Blaze Halts Transit as Talks Continue
A Greenville business district blaze disrupted service when a two story building housing a restaurant tavern and apartments burned after a one day strike by transport workers. Red Arrow riders faced interruption for about two and a half hours before unions agreed to return to work while negotiations persist with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Transport Workers Union Local 267.
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Greenville
Transport Workers
Philadelphia
Greenville Busi
Red Arrow
Lodge Age, Brotherhood of Railroad
Brotherhood and Transport Workers Union Local 267
School Bus Drugs Girl Recovery On Route Near Athol
A seven year old girl was found walking along the road near the Athol-Orange line by motorist Richard J. Fountain. He took her to her home then she was taken to Memorial Hospital Athol for treatment of a scalp cut and wet torn clothing. Authorities described the incident as involving a school bus and drugs. The girl’s shoes and coat were found on the road after the event.
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Athol
Fire blazes through building amid freezing conditions
Firefighters battled a blaze in seven below zero weather hampered by frozen hydrants. The fire started in the Dinette on the first floor and spread to the Smoke House and two second floor apartments. Four occupants escaped. one firefighter injured after slipping on ice. No serious injuries or damage estimate available. cause undetermined.
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Dinette
Triplets Birthday Party Born on Same Day
Mrs. Cozzens in suburban Chamblee says her triplets Tommy 4 Timmy 3 and Suzanne 1 share a birthday, explaining the odds of three children born on one day as about one in 18 million and noting the ease of celebration with all three. The family celebrates at their home with no one feeling left out.
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Atlanta
Thomas Cozzens
Chamblee
Tommy
Timmy
Suzanne
Control Seized In Bloody Revolt 4/2 Years Ago
Diplomatic observers note long expected downfall of Iraq strongman Abdel Karim Kassem after a 1958 revolt. The 43 year old brigadier seized power July 14 1958 overthrew the monarchy and sparked Kurdish unrest while battling inflation and economic decline. He leaned on Soviet aid and oil revenues as Western ties faded and domestic support waned amid corruption and political purges.
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Associated Press
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
Kassem
Faisal II
Nuri Said
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
The
Arab League
Jay Petroeum Co
Kuwait
Israel
Baghdad
Hiss Uphuly
Defense Ministry
Moscow
Tray
Tigris
Euphrates Rivers
Soviet Bloc
Kassen
Sentences for death of child by Hanover couple
A former carnival worker Kenneth Dudley and his wife Irene were sentenced to 20 and 10 years respectively after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the starvation death of their year old daughter Carol Ann. Credit for time served reduces both sentences. The couple, who moved around while seeking work, were arrested in North Carolina and returned to Hanover County. The medical examiner ruled malnutrition and exposure caused the death. Dudley testified the child was allowed to die to save costs. Five other children were reportedly disposed of during their travels.
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Hanover
Leon M. Bazile
Circuit Court
Kenneth FE
North Carolina
Hanover County
Carol Ann
Ashland
Geolteey
Mann
Chel Ann
Dudley
Pulive
Woast
Boy Wounded in South Philadelphia Street Stabbing
John Bizzley 18 remained in critical condition with stab wounds after a Wednesday street brawl in South Philadelphia. One other teen injured, non life threatening. Police broke up a separate North Philadelphia altercation involving students earlier.
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Associated Press Philadelphia
John Bizzley
Philadelphia
Teamsters Claim All Bonds Ready
Washington AP reports the Teamsters Union says it has bonding coverage for President Hof fa and other officers ahead of no fixed deadline. Frank Wright Sr of United Bonding Insurance Co. of Indianapolis confirmed coverage. Lloyds of London reportedly may provide surety. Government officials study applicability of bonding rules to labor unions.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James BR. Hoffa
Teamsters
Frank Wright Sr
Wright
United Bonding Insurance Co
Indianapolis
Uneion
Chicago Daily News
Lloyd's of London
Wmsters
The
Daily News
Chicago Teamsters
Unter
Lloyd's
Foffu
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Wraq
Abdel Karim Kasgem
Kasgem
Abdel Kerim Mustafa
Rillas
Connort Zeve
Traq
London
Peter ‘Thomas
House of Commons
Thomas
John McClellan
D-Ark
Henry A. Jackson
de Wash
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Kenneth Keatino
R-N-Y
Samuel and
Nettie Allbright Henrie
Greensburg
Youngwood
Indiana
Genie Wees
Clara
John
Henrie
Fe i
Orrest Henrie
Tana Henrie
Robert S. McNamara
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Charles de Gaulle
France
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Richard T. Bell
Donald A. Bailey
Church of God
Oakland Cemetery
James Glass
South Main Street
Portage
Munster Township
Demetrius
Martha Durbin Glass
Agnes Sharp
Francis
Lincoln Park
Michigan
Florence
James Stile
Fideles Idle
Cresson
Ralph
Fostoria
Ohio
Edith Chitester
Rustic Lodge Road
Indiana Hospital
Lamont
William and
Rebecca Strunk McGirk
Pittsburgh
Christ Episcopal Church
Charles McGirk
Altoona
Kenneth
Vincent Liebegott
Richard T
Wendell McKee Wilson
William James
Pearl Davis Wilson
Martha Grace Carroll
Old Manoring Baptist Church
Leroy
Geraldine) Lukehart
Geraldine) Lukehart of Home R.D
William C. Wilson
Niagara Falls
James L. Wilson
Leona) Peacock
Warren, O
Lester
Elaine) Penney
Warren
Max Wilson
Glenn D. Wilson
Home
R.D. 1
Zoe Bevery
Punxsutawney
Haro Old Wilson
Landisburg
Helen Fredenburyg
Los Angeles
Calif
Richard Wilson
Tulsa
Oklo
Donald
Bowser
Roy Hickley
Old Mahoning Baptist Cemetery
Greenville Business Area
Mom
Ofl
Sultanate
Strole Pints
John Jernegaun
Nedee Alk Dk
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