Rockefeller Attacks JFK on Foreign and U S Issues in Chicago
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller assailed the Kennedy administration for erratic foreign policy and domestic ruthlessness. He warned of danger in Cuba, cited disputes with Britain Canada France West Europe and West New Guinea, urged a stronger European defense partnership and unity within the GOP at a Chicago fundraiser.
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U S Ambassador May Quit Harvard Post to Stay in Tokyo
UPI reports United States Ambassador to Japan Edwin O. Reischauer will resign his Harvard professorship to remain in Tokyo. The 52 year old scholar, who took a two year leave in 1961, plans to write while continuing embassy work and has expanded the embassy staff and engaged Japanese intellectuals.
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Harvard University
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Kennedy
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Harvard
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Reichauer
U. S
Prowler Steals Pants From Truck at 4905 35th Street
William Coleman awoke Friday night to a prowler taking his trousers. Police recovered the pants near a fence, but his $140 billfold was missing. Harvey Smurl reported thieves broke into a laundry truck, taking a suit eight shirts and a raincoat valued at $104. An 8,974 foot tunnel is planned in Norway.
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Coleman
Harvey Smurl
32Nd St
Winter Storms Crest Across Nation Hit California Snow
A recent cold wave left temperatures well below zero in the Northwest while a slow-moving system dumped snow in Nebraska and headed toward the Appalachians. A Mississippi River ice jam between Cairo and St Louis broke up after 19 days, easing traffic. California storm brought rain to lows and snow to highs, with strong winds, tidal surges, evacuations, and a disaster declaration in Orange County.
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Law clarifies local sales tax options for cities
A bill allows municipalities to consider a one half or one percent sales tax with a one year waiting period between actions. It permits voters to petition for an election to drop a tax if previously approved, and states the act does not compel cities to impose a tax or disrupt existing taxation powers.
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Woods
Fisherman's Catch Proves To Be Fatal
Fisherman Mario Golfo, 40, was killed off the Spadafora coast when a lively sole he tried to bite to stun wriggled free and lodged in his throat. He died of suffocation in hospital after emergency throat surgery failed. The sole was still alive in his throat when doctors intervened.
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Sicily
Mario Golfo
Golfo
Spadafora
Neighbor protests lead captain to plan 55-foot ketch move
Frank Keillor builds a 55 foot ketch in a residential area amid neighbor protests over its size. He plans to move his family to Hawaii aboard the vessel once completed, according to AP Wirephoto.
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Keillor
Hawaii
Plane Lands Safely After Turning Back From Portland
A United Air Lines four engine DC-7 with 44 aboard turned back from Portland to Seattle due to a landing gear light switch problem. The gear functioned properly and the landing was normal. The flight originated in Seattle with 39 passengers and five crew aboard.
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Bandits Kill Seven In Colombia Attacks
Bandits killed seven people and wounded two in attacks southwest of Bogota. Reports say four farmers were murdered in Cajamarca, and in Coello two girls and a man were killed with two men wounded.
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Goat peeping case settled for 300 dollars
In Hastings Minnesota a Dakota County District Court suit by Travis Sparkman over a neighbor's roaming goat peeping at a lamp and TV was settled out of court. T G Sommers agreed to pay 300 dollars after his goat disturbed Sparkman's German shepherd Queenie.
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Queenie
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Travis Sparkman
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Sommers
India Named In Chinese Protest
Beijing protests Indian incursions into the Ladakh region near Spanggur Lake. China’s Foreign Ministry delivered a note to the Indian Embassy in Peking alleging Indian troops violated a cease fire and raised border tension after China declared a unilateral cease-fire and withdrawal.
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Sunray Man Killed in Dumas Tank Explosion
Frank Gunn, 55, of Sunray died when a liquid petroleum tank exploded on a Shamrock Oil and Gas loading dock near Dumas. Vapors escaped and ignited accidentally. no other injuries were reported.
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Dumas
UPI
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Shamrock Oil and Gas Corporation
McKee
Visit Ends in Death at Palms Italy
Antonio Martorano 41 collapsed and died of a heart attack after embracing his 70 year old mother on returning from Australia to Palms Italy. The UPI report states the emotional reunion led to the fatal event.
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UPI
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