Latin Nation Starts on Another Try
The Dominican Republic’s Council of State faces economic and social crises after Trujillo’s rule. A coup and countercoup led by Rodriguez Echavarria culminated in his detention and Balaguer’s ouster, with U S aid pledged to stabilize the island and support sugar purchases. A new armed forces secretary and a new air force chief of staff were named in the reshuffle.
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Rafael L. Trujilo
U.S
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Rodriguez Echavarria
Joaquin Balaguer
Rodriguez Friedavarria
Air Force
Trujillo
Balaguer
United States
Washington
Dominican Republic
State Council
Trujillos
Victor Elvys Vinas Roman
Armed Forces
Vinas Roman
Miguel Atila Luna Perez
Santiago Rodriguez Echavarria
President Kennedy Heads to Washington for Key Speech
President Kennedy plans to fly from New York to Washington today for a major conference on government intelligence machinery and a political speech. Weather in Washington may affect takeoff from La Guardia around 9 30 am EST in an Air Force DC6B. He will meet the Intelligence Board chaired by Dr James Killian upon return to the White House.
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New York
UPD
Kennedy
Washington
la Guardia
White House
U.S. Intelligence Board
James Killian
Philadelphia Girl of 7 Dies After Heart Surgery
Debbie McAfee, a seven year old heart fund patient, died Friday following heart surgery on Thursday in Philadelphia. The young donor and fundraiser figure had become a symbol for pediatric heart care efforts in 1960.
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Philadelphia
Debbie McAfee
Heart Fund
Strange Kremlin Quiet May Involve Red China
Western diplomats in Moscow sense a strategic shift behind the current hush as Soviet policy steadies for a major move. Some believe the action centers on Red China rather than Berlin, amid internal party tensions and an ideologic clash between Khrushchev and Molotov.
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Moscow
Kremlin
China
Berlin
Soviet Communist Party
Khrushchevy
V. M. Molotov
Khrushchev
Molotov
Vienna
International Atomic Energy Agency
Communist Party
Foreign Ministry
Strong Party Call For Stronger Primaries
Democratic National Committee chair John M Bailey urged a stronger organization for the November primaries as Kennedy and the party celebrate the inauguration anniversary. Bailey cited polls showing Kennedy ahead of Eisenhower and said the Democrats must stay forward looking while planning a 1962 campaign effort. President Kennedy, Vice President Johnson, Harry S Truman, and John W McCormack were set to attend a dinner hoped to raise over a half million dollars to reduce party debt.
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Washington
Kennedy
John M. Bailey
Democratic National Committee
Bailey
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harry S. Truman
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Matthew Mc.Closkey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Indonesia to send top aide to U.N. on West New Guinea talks
Sudjarwo Tjondronegoro, a senior aide to Foreign Minister Subandrio, will arrive at U.N. headquarters to join efforts to mediate a peaceful settlement of the Dutch Indonesian West New Guinea dispute. President Sukarno has signaled readiness to engage Thant in broader talks while limiting negotiations to transfer of administration.
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United Nations
N.Y
West New Guinea
Indonesia
U.N
Sudjarwo Tjondronegoro
Subandrio
Sudjarwo
U Thant
Netherlands
Thant
Sukardjo Wirjopranoto
Jakarta
Sukarno
Sukardjo
Kennedy
New Guinea
Congo UN jets fired on by Congolese troops near Katanga
Leopoldville dispatch says UN jet planes were fired on in the Kongolo area of northern Katanga by Congolese troops suspected of the January 1 massacre of 19 Roman Catholic missionaries, according to a UN spokesman.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
UPI
United Nations
Kongolo
Katanga
Retriever Jet Aids Search For Boys Trapped Mine
Hope rests on a Labrador retriever named Jet as state mine officials consider using drag lines to reach Wesley Lowe and Larry Husted missing since Sunday after entering an abandoned clay mine in Philipsburg. Sheriff and fathers accompany the search as experts warn survival hinges on time.
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Philipsburg
Jet
Wesley Lowe
Larry Husted
Osceola Mills
Lewis E. Evans
Evans
Sheriff Reese
Ernest Lowe
Eugene Husted
Lowe
Actress Piper Laurie to Wed Newspaperman in Long Beach
Actress Piper Laurie 29 plans to wed newspaperman Joseph Morgenstern in Long Beach California at her sister’s home. Morgenstern works for the New York Herald Tribune and this will be the first marriage for both.
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Long Beach
Calif
Piper Laurie
Joseph M. Morgenstern
Shery Wade
Miss Laurie
Paul Newman
Jackie Gleason
Morgenstern
New York Herald Tribune
Moon Shot May Still Be Fired
Cape Canaveral reports Ranger 3 lunar mission still a longshot with a possible launch next Friday or Saturday after Atlas-Agena fueling issues. NASA described the odds as slim and remote while John Glenn’s orbital flight and a five-satellite Navy launch were planned on schedule for the coming week.
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Cape Canaveral
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Atlantic Missile Range
John H. Glenn Jr
Navy
Glenn
Red Campaign Doomed to Failure
Bonn Germany Soviet campaign to woo West Germans into separate talks is doomed to fail says Foreign Ministry. A spokesman notes a December memorandum and efforts by press attache Sergeyev to influence German journalists. Pravda repeats Moscow wants better Bonn relations but demands for East German recognition and West Berlin demilitarization remain unacceptable.
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Bonn
Germany
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
West Germany
Moscow
R. A. Sergeyev
Pravda
U.S.S.R
East Germany
West Berlin
Republican Commander Sparks 1962 Wisconsin Campaign Debate
State Republican Chairman Claude Jasper urged that the 1962 GOP race center on Americanism, drawing quick Democratic rebuttals that Republicans have no other issues. GOP contenders Warren Knowles Philip Kuehn Wilbur Renk and Robert La Follette Sucher weighed in, with varied views on the role of Americanism in the upcoming governor contest.
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Claude Jasper
Gaylord Nelson
Jasper
Dante T
U SN PeSe Veen Sul Punil Cie FE
Lib
Warren Knowles
GOP
Philip Kuehn
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie Farm
Robert la Follette Sucher
Gaylord
Nelson
Sucher
la Follettes
Wisconsin
Stevens Point
Radar Tests Over Ten U S Cities
Rep. Henry S. Reuss cites an Air Force briefing that radar tests are being conducted over ten U S cities from 40 000 feet to train B58 bomber crews in using the aircraft radar system. Cities listed include St Louis Milwaukee Minneapolis Nashville Houston Amarillo Austin Little Rock Jackson and Bossier City.
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Washington
UPC
Air Force
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Reuss
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Nashville
Houston
Amarillo
Austin
Tex
Little Rock
Ark
Jackson
Miss
Bossier City
Weather Outlook Snow Return With Very Cold Weekend
A brief lull gives way to more snow possibly heavy starting Sunday afternoon. Highs Sunday 10 to 20 below, tonight’s low 5 to 15 below, with increasingly cloudy skies after today. City had 354 inches of snow yesterday with a 17 high and 2 low. Saturday’s morning low was 2, Downtown at 5, AMC 6 at Southport. Sunrise 7 16, sunset 4 49.
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AMC
Southport
Algeria to withdraw divisions as violence spikes in 1962
A Paris communique says two French divisions will leave Algeria within 10 days despite a wave of terrorism this month. Clashes across cities, including Oran, left at least 17 dead and 23 wounded, raising the 1962 toll to 341 dead and 636 wounded.
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Algiers
Algeria
Oran
Paris
France
Kenya Politician Weds Statesman's Daughter
Kenya labor leader and politician Tom Mboya married Pamela Odede at Nairobi's Peter Claver Church. The ceremony drew about 1,000 guests inside and over 3,000 onlookers outside, with Pamela Odede being the daughter of Walter Odede, a Legislative Council elder Statesman.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Tom Mboya
Peter Claver
Pamela Odede
Walter Odede
Legislative Council
Western College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
Deadly mine blast near West Berlin border hits guard
Western police report a land mine exploded inside the Soviet Zone near the East German border with West Berlin. A border guard casualty is suspected as witnesses describe a daylight blast observed from the Western side. The incident followed a tense day as tanks withdrew from the anti refugee wall shaping a quieter border scene.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
East Berlin
Communist News Agency
ADN
Hector Estems McCormack
Roberto Herrera Hernandez
Hilton
Ilavana
Hoy
U.S
Friedrichstrasse
U. S
NATO
Thomas K. Finletter
Wisconsin State Park Sticker Law Details
Paynette Wisconsin report notes the state park sticker law takes effect April 1 requiring a $2 season or 50 cent daily sticker. Enforcement will start gradually with warnings for violators as Roman Koenings urges a large PR program to inform the public.
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Paynette
Wis
Wisconsin
Conservation Commission
Roman Koenings
Forests and Parks
Fallout Shelters Ready Washington Plan in 14 Cities
Fallout shelters with capacity for 92 793 people are selected to be marked and stocked by March 10 in 14 cities across Washington. The effort aims to ensure ready census shelters for potential emergencies.
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Washington
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Mayor’s Housing Bureau
Bonnie Hume
Eugene R. Hammond
City Hall
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Guinea
James Reese
Reese
United Press. International
Kuehn
Whitefish Bay
Knowles
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
AMA
George H. Becker
Sullivan-Becker Machine Co
Kenosha Manufacturers Association
Ford Charlton
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