Argentine stock car crash at San Justo mars 38th Grand Prize
In Buenos Aires the Lucky Seven stock car jumped the curb into a crowded traffic circle during the 38th annual Grand Prize endurance race. At least 13 spectators were killed and 20 more injured in the disaster. Driver Juan Carlos Navone fled the scene as his assistant back stepped and fled to the finish line. Oscar Galvez won the long race from Buenos Aires to the Andes and back, started December 1.
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Lucky Seven
Juan Carlos Navone
San Justo
Navone
Buenos Aires
Andes
Oscar Galvez
Bloodshed in Algiers as French troops crack down
French paratroopers fired on rioting Moslems in Algiers, killing at least 65 and wounding more than 300 as demonstrations supported by President De Gaulle escalated. Across Constantine and Oran clashes left many dead or injured, with europeans targeted and newsmen wounded amid censorship orders.
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Andrew Borowiec
Lgieria
Algiers
Constantine
Oyan
Charles de Gaullet
Oran
United Press International
Michael Lavite
Moloms
Jean Cropin
Arn
Algeria
Republicans Seek Federal Ruling On Texas Presidential Vote
In Houston a federal judge hears the GOP bid challenging 1.27 million paper ballots in Texas after Kennedy carried the state by 46,233. Republicans seek to impound ballots and halt certificates while Democrats contest jurisdiction and assert state remedies exhausted.
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Cyte
Ouston
Texas
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Tion
State Board of
U.S. Dist
Joe Twarnham
State Board
Constitution
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32 Die In Argentine Plane Crash Near Buenos Aires
An Argentine airliner carrying 32 people exploded and crashed on a Lima to Buenos Aires flight near San Andres de Giles about 80 miles northwest of the capital. Unofficial sources say all civil and military passengers aboard the Lancaster were killed as bad weather was reported on the final leg between Cordoba and Buenos Aires.
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Air Ministry
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San Andres de Giles
Cordoba
Danny's Christmas Gift to Hell's Kitchen Kids
In midtown New York the first snow arrives as Danny Derley the bartender at Eddy's runs a yearly charity drive. He collects coins and tips to fund gifts for poor kids through the Salvation Army just before Christmas. The piece recalls Danny's past as a Hell's Kitchen-raised patron known as The Mayor of Hell's Kitchen.
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YORK
New York
Eddy
Virginia
Sie Sober
Danny Derley
Danny
Eddy's
Queens
Hell’s Kitchen
Salvation Army
Tom Geraghty
Hell's Kitchen
Icy Storm Strands East as Snow Deluge Hits Cities
A massive snow sleet and freezing rain storm swept the Midwest into the East causing widespread ice on roads and major delays. Dozens of traffic accidents and at least 31 deaths were blamed on the weather with up to 10 inches of snow in the Washington area and ice crippling Hutchinson Kansas where 1,000 homes lacked power. Emergency crews and Red Cross aid supported hospitals and shelters as travel became hazardous across New England, Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
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Atlantic
New York City
Washington
New England
Washington Area
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Hutchinson
Red Cross
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Pennsylvania
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A catalog-like listing references various sections and pages including editorials, sports scores, women's news, radio and TV programs, and a comic dictionary entry on philosophy. It presents an index of page designations without substantive event details.
Laos Civil Turmoil Deepens As Coup Grips Vientiane
In Laos a coup by pro Quinan forces ousts the neutralist government in Vientiane. Paratroop Captain Kong Le remains aligned with the coup, while U.S. support to anti-Communist factions continues amid a tense standoff with Pathet Lao. Soviet airlift resupplies the capital as China and North Vietnam loom nearby.
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Viet Nam
Washington
State Department
Lindon White
United States
Litas
Pathet Lato
U.S
Vientiane
Quinum
Prince von Phoumsa
Kong le
Phou‘ni Nosavan
Qui
Funds Slow Goodfellow Needy List Rises Fast
The report shows funds slow to rise with a total near 888 while the needy list expands. A broken portion mentions a Goel officer and an unclear auction or sale context with references to a wall and a new item.
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Goodfellow
Teeh Prof Is Injured in Train Station Accident
A professor of English at Te Poh, Kline A. Nall, was seriously injured Sunday afternoon when his station wagon collision with a passenger train near Gerth. Nall, 03, was taken to Methodist Hospital for surgery. He had planned a show and was returning from a trip when the incident occurred.
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Kline A
Seriou
Wacwn
Br Rie
Tran Eutli Gerth
Methodist Hospital
Cuban executes set stage for more executions in Havana
Prosecutors push for at least seven more executions against enemies of Fidel Castro after six victims were gunned down by firing squads in Santa Ana. The report notes swift action by Cuban authorities and references the ongoing crackdown as the regime solidifies control.
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Sunilay
Fidel Castro
Santa ¢Ah
la Caan Fateh
Niles Swat
Arinshot
Broviney
Santa Ct
Milford couples reunite after 38 years apart in private ceremony
A 38 year separation ends as MILFORD Massachusetts residents Morel and Morrill remarry at the home of Morel's son Lester Morrill. An attendant Elvira Morrill, daughter from their first marriage, helped witness the event. Morrill learned last spring his former wife on Nantucket Island plans to sell her Nantucket home to move to Morris' home nearby in Upton.
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Morel
Am Chase
Lester Morrill
Elvira Morrill
Spencer
Morrill
Nantucket Island
Vitor
Morris
Upton
Wright Campaign Visit Sparks Senate Bid Talk in City
Wright, 37, longtime House member, drew about 150 attendees at a reception in the Parkway Market area as he opened his campaign for the US Senate. He discussed foreign and domestic policies and urged support for his bid, noting a potential special election in late February or March.
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San Anton Ato
Hans
Beth Hues
Suny
Wright
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Dwessing
Jemyth
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