Surviving Contact Sought as Texas Tower 4 Tower Crashes
Coast Guard reports tapping from Texas Tower 4 in 180 feet of water near Barnegat. USS McCaffrey heard possible human voice on sonar and asks salvage help. At Lake Geneva Wisconsin, police investigate the abduction of shop owner Robert Polley after a robbery with bullets in a local store.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
Melvin Swance
Robert Polley
Polley
Swance
Coast Guard
Wasp
F. T. Berry
Texas Tower
Navy
Air Force
Castro's Men Surround Rebel Bands in Cuban Offensive
Reports say 10 000 to 15 000 militiamen deployed by Prime Minister Fidel Castro encircle rebel bands in the Escambray range south central Cuba. Unclear if this is a nationwide push or a targeted action to quell mountain insurgents led by Evelio Duque and Ramon Perez amid evacuations and shelling.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Escambray
Cuba
Castro
Las Villas
Evelio Duque
Ramon Perez
Cienfuegos
Dermidio Escalona
Pinar del Rio
Two Negroes Back in Class At Georgia U
Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes return to classes at the University of Georgia after federal orders prevent suspension or expulsion amid campus riots. Hunter enters her dormitory and Holmes attends a morning class under heavy guard as police search for an armed intruder who fled the campus.
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Georgia
Athens
University of Georgia
Charlayne A. Hunter
Hamilton E. Holmes
Uni
Atlanta
Miss Hunter
Holmes
Donald L. Hollowell
Samuel W. Williams
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ike's New Order Cuts Gold Price
The gold price fell after Eisenhower ordered Americans not to hold gold abroad. Bullion market quotes ranged from $35.42 to $35.44 per ounce, versus Friday’s $35.77 opening and Saturday’s $35.72 unofficial. After fixing, quotes edged to about $35.45 to $35.55. U S official price remains $35.00. Last year prices neared $40.
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London
Eisenhower
U. S
Former Nazi General On Trial for Murder
In Nuernberg Germany ex general Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski 61 goes on trial charged with killing Baron Anton von Hohberg Buchwald in 1934. The baron was linked to the anti Hitler putsch of Ernst Roehm and the suspect claims he helped Goering in the death.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Luftwaffe
Hermann Goering
Erich von Dem Bach- Zelewski
Anton von Hohberg
Weather outlook for Kenosha promises mild temps
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with little temperature change tonight and tomorrow. Tuesday’s high ranges 36 to 44 with lows near 18 to 25, followed by partly cloudy skies and little change on Wednesday. Yesterday’s high was 36 and low 33, with morning 25 and noon 37 at Southport Park. Downtown readings were 33 at the Merc and 30 at American Motors. Sunrise 7 16 a.m. Sunset 4 47 p.m.
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Kenoshans
Southport Park
Mercury
American Motors
Rioting in Belgium Wounds Two in Liege Clash
Police fired on rioters in Liege as clashes flared in the Walloon industrial south. Two people were wounded amid ongoing strikes by Socialist party and trade unions opposing government austerity measures for months to come.
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Brussels
Belgium
UPD
Liege
Walloon
Socialist Party
Fire Devastates Kowloon Squatter Settlement Killing Four
A raging fire swept through a Kowloon squatter settlement today, killing four people and injuring 11. The disaster left about 11,000 residents homeless.
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Hong Kong
Kowloon
Travel limits to Cuba and postmaster general nomination
The United States will restrict travel to Cuba requiring passports with endorsements. The Senate Post Office Committee approved John F. Kennedy's nomination of J Edward Day as postmaster general. In Palm Beach Kennedy plans to name Dr Glenn T Seaborg, UC Berkeley chancellor, as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission.
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United States
Cuba
State Department
U. S
Senate Post Office Committee
John F. Kennedy
J. Edward Day
Palm Beach, Fla
Glenn T. Seaborg
University of California
Atomic Energy Commission
Conviction Overruled for Union Leader in D C Trial
The Supreme Court reversed Maurice E. Travis's conviction as secret ary treasurer of the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union finding he was tried in the wrong court. The 6 to 3 ruling ordered a new trial in Washington D C rather than Denver Colorado.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Denver, Colo
Maurice E. Travis
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union
Travis
Washington, D. C
Denver
Kennedy to Leave Florida En Route to Inauguration
President elect John F Kennedy plans a quick tour through Washington New York and Florida before his inauguration. Last minute appointments include John M Leddy as assistant secretary of the treasury for international affairs and Luther Terry as surgeon general.
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Palm Beach
Fla
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Florida
Kennedy
Washington
New York
Evangelist Billy Graham
George Smathers
Kennedy Ocean-Front
Lyndon Johnson
John M. Leddy
State Department
Treasury
Luther Terry
Rockville
Johns Hopkins Medical School
The
United States
Leroy E. Burney
James M. Quigley
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Quigley
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Willcox
Akron
Ohio
American Hospital Association
Eisenhower pushes 1962 budget with 80.9 billion plan
President Eisenhower submits an 80.9 billion farewell budget seeking a 1.5 billion surplus for fiscal 1962. He urges higher postal rates, gasoline taxes, and jet fuel taxes, plus a possible new White House post and a department of transportation to boost road and defense programs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Fate
White House
Department of Transportation
Kennedy
Khrushchev to Visit Africa After Togo Invite
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev accepted an invitation from Sylvanus Olympio of the new African state of Togo to visit. Tass reported no date yet and said scheduling would be arranged through diplomatic channels.
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Moscow
UPD
Nikita Khrushchev
Africa
Tass
Khrushchev
Sylvanus Olympio
Togo
Nelson hints sales tax referendum worth considering
Governor Gaylord Nelson declines broad tax debate but says an advisory referendum on a sales tax “might be worth considering.” He will deliver the last of three messages to the Legislature soon, outlining his full program with new proposals.
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Nelson
Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Where Federal Tax Dollar Goes 1962 Budget Snapshot
Washington outlines where federal tax dollars go and where budget dollars come from. In 1962, 57 cents funds national security, 11 cents debt interest, 6 cents Veterans and Agriculture each, 2 cents debt repayment, and 18 cents all others. Revenue sources include 55 cents individual income tax, 25 cents corporate taxes, 12 cents excise taxes, and 8 cents other receipts.
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Washington
National Security
Official of Manhattan Gets Suspended Term
New York Manhattan Borough President Hulan E Jack received a one year suspended prison sentence from General Sessions Judge Joseph A Sarafite for accepting a $4 400 apartment remodeling from a real estate man.
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New York
Hulan E. Jack
Manhattan
General Sessions
Joseph A. Sarafite
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