Leftists Hold Caracas University Amid Crackdown and Riots
In Caracas a dormitory siege at the university continued as leftist students fired on National Guard troops. Authorities raided Communist headquarters and 5 unions, arresting about 242 people while expanding actions to Maracaibo Barquisimeto and other cities.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Stalingrad
Caracas University
Romulo Betancourt
Maracaibo
Barquisimeto
Maturin
Portuguesa
Puerto da Cruz
San Juan de Los Morros
Puerto la Cruz
Caribbean
Jesus Anda
la Panorama
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Betancourt
National Guard
Accion Democratica
Christian Socialist
Carlos Andres Perez
Pedro Elias Gutierrez
Bank Employed Union
Winona Livestock Prices and Market Rundown
Swift & Company reports cattle and hog markets with price ranges for hogs sows and fat hogs, plus cattle and feeder markets. Also notes Chicago grain and Minneapolis poultry receipts with limited price data and South St Paul stockyard figures for steers heifers cows bulls vealers hogs and feeder pigs.
Two Hurt In Richland County Plane Crash
GOTHAM Wis AP Two men suffered minor injuries when a light plane crashed in a farm field near the Richland County community during emergency landing practice. Pilot James Shurz 24 of Chetek and passenger William Nelson 24 of Superior were treated and released. Shurz a UW student. plane owned by the University of Wisconsin Geological Survey Department.
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Gotham
Wis
Richland County
James Shurz
Chetek
William Nelson
Superior
Shurz
University of Wisconsin
Geological Survey Department
Fourteen Girls Initiated Into Brownie Troop 115
Fourteen cathedral school second graders joined Brownie Troop 115 in investiture services on Tuesday afternoon. Names include Thersa Anderson Kathleen Brindley Joan Baug maier Nancy Cunningham Deb ra Dwyer Karen Hegenbarth Beverly Hemauer Margaret Palmer Susan Pearse Paula Rendler Rose Mary Roth Christina Scollard Laura Saff and Diane Skemp with mothers present. Leaders are Mrs Noel Hegenbarth Mrs Ed Rend ler and Mrs Charles Palmer.
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Cathedral School
Brownie Troop 115
Thersa Anderson
Kathleen Brindley
Joan Baugmaier
Nancy Cunningham
Debra Dwyer
Karen Hegenbarth
Beverly Hemauer
Margaret Palmer
Susan Pearse
Paula Rendler
Rose Mary Roth
Christina Scollard
Laura Saff
Diane Skemp
Noel Hegenbarth
Ed Rendler
Charles Palmer
Second Anniversary of Our Lady of the Angels School Fire
CHICAGO AP marks the second anniversary of the Our Lady of the Angels school fire in which 92 children and three nuns died. The tragedy remains a defining event in Chicago history and Catholic school safety discourse.
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Chicago
Our Lady of the Angels
Milwaukee Livestock Market Report
AP dispatch shows hog receipts about 1 400 with prices steady to 50 higher. Hog trade 200-240 lbs 17.25 to 18.00 top. sows 375 lbs and under 14.50 to 15.50. 400 lbs and up 12.00 to 14.00. Cattle receipts around 1 200 with cows steady and fliers mixed. fed cattle 23.50 to 25.50. Calves receipts 1 000 with prices steady to strong. prime 30.00. good to choice 22.00 to 28.00.
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Bowers & Cullis
South ST. Paul
South ST Paul
Minn
USDA
Milwaukee
Florida Physician Is Honored As GP of the Year
Dr James T Cook 44 of Marianna Florida was named the nations General Practitioner of the Year by the American Medical Association He is the second youngest doctor to win the annual award for outstanding community contribution.
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Washington
James T. Cook
Marianna
Fla
American Medical Association
AMA
Un dieting message warns against glamorizing overweight women
A brief note argues that glamorizing the dieting woman could cause food surpluses to vanish overnight, framing the idea as a social warning about body image and consumer behavior.
Quiz Man On Disappearance Of Two Women
FBI arrested Guy Rockwell Muldavin in Greenwich Village on a charge of unlawful flight to avoid testifying about the disappearance of his wife Manzanita Mearns and her daughter Delores Ann Mearns. Evidence included human remains found at his Seattle area home and antique shop.
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New York
Seattle
Wash
Greenwich Village
FBI
Guy Rockwell Muldavin
Muldavin
New York City
Manzanita Mearns
William Mearns
Manzanita
Delores Ann Mearns
Evelyn Emerson
Emerson
Germaine Winkler
Canada
Wreckage Of Missing Craft Found On Beach
The search for a missing Wurlitzer executive plane continues after debris washed ashore near Gary Indiana. Items include a white leather headrest resembling the executive plane's interior and a nose gear assembly. The plane carried James E Rolfing Robert Bruner and pilot Roy Greenwell.
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Chicago
Meigs Field
Gary
Ind
William R. Kearney
Illinois Civil Air Patrol Wing
Wurlitzer Co
Wurlitzer
James E. Rolfing
Coast Guard
Bobby Darin Weds Movie Starlet Sandra Dee in New Jersey
Singer Bobby Darin and actress Sandra Dee wed at a friend’s apartment in Elizabeth New Jersey. The couple left for Idlewild Airport to fly to California for Dee’s film work after Newark Magistrate Samuel Lohman officiated. The license was not to be effective until Friday but the waiting period was waived by Judge Scott Long.
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Elizabeth
N.J
Bobby Darin
Sandra Dee
Idlewild
New York
California
Darin
Sandra
Newark
Samuel Lohman
Donald Kirshner
Scott Long
New Jersey
Six 4-H Members To Make National Report
CHICAGO AP Six Illinois 4-H members join five peers in Washington to present their national club report after earning honors at the 39th National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Winners include Howard Werkheiser Maurice Brucker and James Parochetti with scholarships and forestry horticulture and crop protection awards.
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Chicago
Illinois
Washington
Howard Werkheiser
Kewanee
Ill
Maurice Brucker
Wyoming
James Parochetti
Spring Valley
Congress
Brucker
University of Illinois
Forestry
Parochetti
Fred Francis
Wilmington
Court rallying cries as desegregation fights heat up in Louisiana
Bystanders report no white children at McDonogh 19 as demonstrations at integrated New Orleans schools intensify after a federal injunction against interference with desegregation. The Louisiana legislature defends interposition, while the U S Fifth Circuit approves a staged desegregation plan in Dallas. The Orleans Parish School Board appeals to the Supreme Court to secure a $12 million loan to pay teachers amid funding battles.
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McDonogh No. 19
U.S. District Court
Louisiana
William Frantz
New Orleans
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Dallas
Tex
Jack Gremillion
Orleans Parish
Samuel I. Rosenberg
U. S
AMC Raises Its Annual Dividend Rate
Detroit AP American Motors today raised its annual dividend from 1.00 to 1.20 per share and set a 0.30 per share quarterly dividend payable December 30 to holders of record December 9. The company split its stock three for one in February 1960 and reports fiscal 1960 earnings around 50 million dollars or 2.80 per share. Sales for the year exceed 1 billion.
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Detroit
American Motors
Auto Company
AMC
Cuba Blames Castro for Sabotage Attacks on Batista Regime
Cuba accuses Castro of orchestrating sabotage against Batista as bombs injure one person and blackout Havana's business district. Attacks also hit a brewery, water installations, and shattered windows at Castro's urban reform HQ, with power restored by Wednesday night.
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Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Havana
Coroner Named for Waushara County
AP reports Gov. Nelson appointed Dr. A. A. Beck 77 of Wautoma as Waushara County coroner, succeeding Dr. R. C. Darby who resigned.
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Madison
A. A.beck
Wautoma
Waushara ‘County
Gaylord Nelson
R. C. Darby
Kennedy Nears Key Admin Appointments After Palm Beach
President elect Kennedy nears action stage for top posts with two announcements planned. Before leaving for Palm Beach he will name a budget director or liaison with the Budget Bureau and announce a major administration appointment expected to be present on the trip. Kennedy’s aides visit and discuss shaping the budget ahead of Congress.
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Georgetown University Hospital
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Budget Bureau
Washington
Robert
Edward
Theodore Sorenson
Kenneth O'Donnell
Pierre Salinger
Eisenhower
Congress
Military Leaders Review New Nuclear Target List at Offutt
At Offutt Air Force Base Nebraska top military leaders gathered to review the Strategic Target Planning Staff work producing a single target list for all U S atomic weapons. Attending were heads of unified commands Defense Secretary Gates Deputy Secretary James Douglas and service secretaries. The staff mixes personnel from all services to unify targets for atomic and hydrogen weapons.
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Omaha
Neb
U.S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
James Douglas
Offutt Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Strategic Target Planning Staff
Red Summit Between Khrushchev and Chinese Leaders Reported
Tass described a warm and friendly session with Khrushchev, Suslov, and Kozlov meeting Liu Shao-chi Hsiao Ping and Peng Cheng in Moscow. The Moscow talks stretched for more than 20 days amid tough exchanges on party theory and strategy, with Gomulka departing as an implied end to the discussions.
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Stanley Johnson
Moscow
Khrushchev
Tass
Mikhail Suslov
Communist Party
Frol Kozlov
Liu Shao-chi
Red China
Hsiao Ping
Peng Cheng
Red Chinese
Interna
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomulka
Peiping
Good Deed Doesn t Pay Off For Grocer
In Miami Oklahoma a robber waved a pistol at grocer George Grants Tuesday night and got $5 after Grant gave food to the man who said he could not feed his children. Twenty five minutes later a suspect matching the description robbed a Commerce supermarket and fled with 600 dollars.
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Miami
Okla
George Grants
Grants
Ottawa County
Paul Pace
Commerce
Here
Show's Champion Steer Sold For 15 A Pound
Hercy the grand champion steer at the International Live Stock Exposition sold for 16,725 dollars at 15 dollars a pound, weight 1,115 pounds. Buyers were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor of Las Vegas, while bidder Colleen Pollock plans to fund her mother’s operation and college.
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Chicago
Hercy
Kaye ‘Pollock
Mount Auburn
Iowa
Robert Taylor
Ranch House
Las Vegas
Nev
Taylors
Union Stock Yards
Colleen
Arthur Godfrey
Jackson to resign as Democratic national chairman
Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Washington announced he will resign as Democratic national chairman effective January 20, inauguration day, citing obligations to his state and Senate business. President-elect Kennedy said Jackson helped coordinate the campaign and will still advise on personnel and national security matters.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Unidentified Youth Named As Burglar
Milwaukee AP report details Sterling H. Thomas a 23 year old Skokie Illinois man charged with four suburban Fox Point Whitefish Bay burglaries. He fled a Whitefish Bay home with furs and jewelry before being captured. He used the alias Joseph Roth claiming to be 16.
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William McCauley
Sterling H. Thomas
Skokie
Ill
Fox Point
Whitefish Bay
Thomas
Joseph Roth
Chicago
Chicago Area
Cook County
Lincolnwood
John Gutknecht
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