Galvao Admiral Talks Amid Caribbean Cruise Crisis
Galvao and 70 armed followers seized the Santa Maria to press a political aim in the Caribbean. They claimed the liner was “liberated” while planning to release 233 Spaniards and 588 passengers as U.S. and Portuguese authorities watch. The Santa Maria journeyed toward Belem with Navy ships pursuing.
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Santa Maria
Willmeness
Caribbean
Galvao
Venezuela
Dutch West Indies
Portugal
Preter Antonin de Chiveira Salazar
Dennison
United States
Lime
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Lisbon
Canarias
U.S. Navy
Belem
Defense Department
Hermitage
mid-Atlantic
Navy
Washington
San Juan
Missing Intelligence Agent In US
Reliable sources say former US intelligence employee Martin B. Hebeling, of Anaheim California, who had been reported missing, has been located at his home in the United States. He disappeared nine days ago after last seen January 19 in Helmstedt, West Germany, while a civilian captive with a classification equivalent to an Army captain.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Martin B. Hebeling
Anaheim
Calif
Hibling
Hebling
Hebeling
Army
Helmstedt
West Berlin
Bremerhaven
Kraankfurt
Earthquake Strikes Peru Coast Near Lima
An earthquake along a 25 mile stretch south of Lima damaged homes and buildings in Mala Chincha Pisco and nearby towns injuring a woman and sending hundreds fleeing into the streets. The tremor lasted about 20 seconds with a thunderous roar as walls buckled ceilings cracked and cornices fell. The San Jose Hospital chapel in Chincha sustained severe damage but Lima city was not affected.
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Lima
Peru
Mala
Canetchincha
Pisco
San Jose Hospita
Chincha
Hold 12 Teens With Dynamite
Portland police held 12 high school youths custody on dynamite charges after a tip about explosives at Roosevelt High School. Ages ranged 14 to 17. one boy admitted taking 40 sticks from his father and another said four sticks were cast into a trash can where they burned without exploding.
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Portland
Ore
Hei
Roosevelt High School
Two RB47 Fliers On Way Home
RB47 fliers returning from overseas will be housed at Forbes Air Force Base with air police at their homes near McKone and Olmstead. Guards will keep curious bystanders away while officials report interview restrictions and the White House defends the gag as a policy to protect improving Soviet relations. Critics on Capitol Hill charge the move is to hide details of the affair and to pressure concessions from the United States.
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Olmstead
Forbes Air Force Base
McKone
House
Pierre Salinger
State Department
Soviet Union
Salinger
Capital Hill
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
White House
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Khrushchevy
United States
Wiley
Union
Khrushchev
Ed Murrow May Take USIA Post
President Kennedy reportedly selected Edward R. Murrow of CBS to head the U.S. Information Agency. Murrow, known to viewers from See It Now and Person to Person, would lead a major U.S. image campaign abroad as policy critics note the importance of the USIA in shaping publicity.
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Ed Murrow
USIA
Washington
Edward R. Murrow
CBS News
Kennedy
U.S
Murrow
House
Pirre Salinger
New York
America
Steno
Rasa
Stad
London
Teleon
Pontiac School Board Shies From Prohibiting Beards
In Pontiac Michigan the school board chose to discourage beards among students during the centennial observance rather than outlaw them. Members debated aesthetics and propriety with several principals raising concerns about beards in high schools, while some favored a ban. The final vote: discourage but not prohibit, with the main celebration in June.
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Pontiac, Mich
Board of Education
Pontiac
Dana P. Whitner
Louis 4H. Schimmel
Allen Parker
Glenn H.griffin
Soviet Ship Disappears With Crew in North Sea Storm
In a North Sea storm, a Soviet trawler vanished with its entire crew near Dogger Bank. The Polish ship Widawa reported the loss and said it could not assist due to rough seas. Another Soviet trawler, Olenevod, sank near the Shetland Islands with all hands, with unconfirmed notices listing 20 to 25 crew aboard the vanished vessel.
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Stavanger
Norway
North Sea
Widawa
Olenevod
Yell
Britain
Shetland Islands
Dogger Bank
Widavea
Karsnund
Sound
Shetlands
Former Employer Denies Tie In Boycott And School Entry
John M. Thompson, fired as a drug store clerk after his son became the first white pupil at McDonagh No 19 to integrate, denied the dismissal was linked to the event. Employer J S Adams said no known connection and Thompson planned to seek new work while questioning the decision.
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New Orleans
John M. Thompson
Thompson
Friday
McDonagh No. 19
Gregory Thompson
McDonagh
Michael
McDonogh
J. S. Adams
Adams
Associated Press
Sylacauga
Ala
McDon
Agh
William Frantz
St. Bernard Parish
Gregory
Frantz
McDonogd
Prante
Lloyd Foreman
James Gabrielle
Gabrielle
Rhode Island
James F. Redmond
Cgresary
Christian Science Service Sunday Love Thematic Sermon
The service at 11 o clock Sunday morning at 714 Philadelphia St will explore Gods love and the unity of being through the Lesson Sermon LOVE. Readings include I John 4 5 and Jeremiah 9 24 with excerpts from Science and Health. All are invited to attend.
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Christian Science
John
Mary Baker Eddy
Philadelphia St
Fifth Major Blaze In 36 Hours Strikes Indiana County
Fire officials report the fifth blaze in 36 hours in Indiana County. Affected families include Joan and Don, now housed with Mr and Mrs Arvid Anderson’s kin. Fire chiefs warn frigid conditions hinder response, water access, and travel to scenes.
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Joan
Don
Ernest
Homer City
Saltsburg
Hillsdale
Top Brass Warned On Soviet Talks
Washington Kennedy aides say the president instructs military leaders to soften tough talk on the Soviet Union. Admiral Arleigh Burke, chief of naval operations, had his speech rewritten for clearance to avoid provocative statements and ease East West tensions. Burke warned that cutting off communications could isolate free nations and threaten sea routes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Burke
Naval Operations
White House
State Department
Ries
New York Times
Sid Kennedy
Khruchcchev
Free World
Obituary notices for Bills and McCurdy in Saltsburg and Painesville
Obituary items report the death of Edgar K Bills 78 in Greensburg January 27 1961 and W M McCurdy 85 of Painesville January 16 1941. Bills was a retired coal miner of Saltsburg with surviving wife Elsia and children and services set January 30 at Robinson Funeral Home Edgewood Cemetery. McCurdy a World War I veteran engineer with B&O died in Lake County Memorial Hospital after a long career with funeral services at Johnson Funeral Home and burial Evergreen Cemetery in Painesville. his survivors include wife Patricia and several stepchildren and grandchildren.
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Edgar K. Bills
Saltsburg
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
Wooster
Ohio
David and
Theresa Kiser Bills
Saltsburg WU
U.M.W
Tunnelton
Elsia DeVinner Bills
James R
Howard E
Euclid
Wassel
Dorothy) Pless
Clarkeburg
RD T
Edwin
Viola) Franklin
Robinson Funeral Home
John Q. Miller Jr
Edgewood Cemetery
W. McCurdy
Avshery Terrace
Painesville
Lake County Memorial Hospital
Indiana
BB & O Rails Road
Brotherhand
King Post
American Legion
Painesville Methodist Church
Ite
Thomas Kilcawley
Sara Lowe Hlaffey
Patricia McCurdy
Vera Ashman
Mary Bess
Richard
Lulu Stiles
Blairsville
Frank
Ridgway
Clair
Pantall
Clark
Cleveland
Johnson Funeral Home
Glenn M. Warner
Evergreen Cemetery
Six Americans go on trial in Havana fortress
Six Americans charged with crimes against the state face a military tribunal in La Cabana fortress Havana. They sailed from Marathon Key Florida and were captured entering Havana harbor on January 7 facing potential death by firing squad.
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Robert Berrellez
Havana
la Cabana
Fidel Castro
Marathon Key
Fla
Havana Harbor
George R. Beck
Norton
Mass
Tommy L. Baker
Dothan
Ala
Ald Ine Green
Clover
N.C
James FE. Bean
Cedar Falls
Alfred Eugene Gibson
Durham
Leonard Louis Schmidt
Chicago
Gilbert de Cardel
U.S
Cuba
Anihat Pacheco
Luis Raul Hellas
Nhe Cardel
Curban
Pinar del Rio
Castro
Santa Clara
Capie Uil
Las Villas
Sigeal
Escambray
Miami
Revolutionary Movement
Maj
Eloy Gutierrez Menoyn
Maj Armando Fleites
Florida
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Michigan
Philip J. Proud
Monroe M. Osman
Luzerne
Luzerne County
Son
Man
Sipos
Christian Science Service
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