Tornado roars through South Carolina killing three
A rural Dillon area tornado killed three people and injured at least 24 as it carved a seven mile path. Twisters in North Carolina damaged homes and power lines while Florida faced high winds and flooding with evacuations reported. Georgia also saw seasonable twister activity causing damage.
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Commandos Battle Police in Venezuela Train Hold-Up
Pro Castro linked FALN commandos opened fire on guardsmen during an excursion train attack in Caracas. One guardsman was killed and two were critically wounded. five others and several passengers sustained injuries from stray bullets as pursuit continued.
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Venezuela
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Indonesian border clash reported near Sulawesi
Radio Indonesia said a patrol boat fired on a Malaysian vessel, killing a crew member in Indonesian waters off northwest Sulawesi. Antara quoted marine commandos and border troops ready to strike if attacked. Britain accuses Indonesian guerrillas of raids into Sarawak as Sukarno opposes Malaysia.
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Radio Indonesia
North West
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Antara
Sarawak
Britain
Sukarno
Malaysia
Rockefeller Calls For Communism Wall To Fall In Berlin
In Berlin Governor Nelson A Rockefeller and his wife Happy climbed an observation tower to view the East German border barrier. He declared that the wall must come down if the Soviet bloc is to ease cold war tensions and allow East Germans to move freely.
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Nelson A. Rockefeler
Soviet Union
New York
Happy
East Germany
Junta Sends Deposed Bosch Into Exile
Deposed Dominican Republic president Juan Bosch sailed into exile aboard the frigate Mella as the military junta kept a curfew and doubled police in Santo Domingo. Bosch and his wife Carmen Quidielle were placed on the ship Saturday night, destination kept secret to avert protests before landing in Puerto Rico. Bosch had been imprisoned in the presidential palace since a bloodless coup last Wednesday citing alleged communist influence.
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Dominican Republic
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Mella
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Protests Shake Algeria Rally in Tizi Ouzou Region
In Tizi Ouzou 60 miles east of Algiers an anti government rally drew about 3000 demonstrators some armed who seized the town center in the Gran Kabylia area. The army quickly blockaded roads and deployed troops to the area.
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Tizi Ouzou
Fischer Quints Gain Weight as Bottles Replace Tubes
In Aberdeen South Dakota two of the Fischer quintuplets were weighed for the second time and showed heavier figures. One reached an important babyhood milestone by taking a bottle. Four of the five now receive artificial milk formula by bottle rather than the earlier plastic tubes. St. Luke's Hospital announced the update.
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Aberdeen, S. D
API
St. Luke's Hospital
Noses Over During Heavy Rain Aboard 707 Flight
A BOAC Boeing 707 crash landed at Idlewild in heavy rain with 76 aboard none injured. Capt A Delaford diverted from London after firing one engine due to a cockpit warning and executed an emergency stop using two engines for braking.
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Idlewild International Airport
London
British Overseas Airways Corp
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A. Delaford
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Delaford
Kennedy Takes Break Before Returning Home
President Kennedy relaxed in 103 degree heat at the Silver Spur Ranch in Palm Springs on a desert stop after a 10,000 mile conservation tour. He attended mass at a Spanish mission church and prepared for an overnight flight back to Washington to resume duties at the White House.
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Washington
White House
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Here
Desert Retreat
Slipped Discs Said to Brought Down Big Dinosaur
London report says the Empire Rheumatism Council claims the prehistoric brontosaurus became extinct due to back trouble described as slipped discs. The council released the finding in a rheumatism handbook published yesterday.
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London
UPI
Empire Rheumatism Council
Expelled Negro Jailed Again On Driving Charge
Cleveland Mississippi police arrested 21 year old former Ole Miss student Cleve McDowell on reckless driving and driving without lights after a 12 45 a m stop on U S Highway 61. Bond set at 200 but not met. he remains jailed awaiting a 4 p m municipal court trial. McDowell was previously convicted of carrying a concealed weapon and fined 100 in Oxford under a federal court order for enrollment at the university.
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Cleveland, Miss
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Cleve McDowell
Ole Miss
McDowell
University of Mississippi
Jackson
David Harkins
James Lemastus
Cleveland
Drew McDowell
Justice of the Peace
W. H. Jones
Oxford
Weather Summary Highlights Clear Skies
A clear day with gentle winds and a high of 97 degrees. Low 67 tonight with noontime humidity at 12 percent and sunrise at 6 35 with sunset at 6 26.
Controversy Over Pre-marital Sex Sparks ChurchEducation Debate
The dispute involves Quakers and Church of England figures, reaching a top education ministry official who began the debate six weeks ago at a teachers conference. Two Anglican leaders challenged pre-marital intercourse over the weekend while a Quaker psychiatrist warned society must choose between relaxing prohibitions or allowing earlier marriage.
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Church of England
Education
Keeler Kickoff Prompts Youth Debate After Profumo Report
The discussion on the younger generation followed Lord Denning's report concerning ex-War Minister John Profumo. The piece notes public concern about morality, leadership, and political accountability in the wake of the inquiry.
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Lord Denning
John Profumo
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