Terrifying voyage as 16 hurt on liner Independence
American liner Independence arrived in New York after a violent North Atlantic storm off Newfoundland. Waves up to 60 feet battered upper decks and a door ripped open. Captain Reilly said it was the worst seas in 40 years. One crewman injured, 15 passengers treated for injuries, and Col Hugh Rhodes and Opal Rhodes shaken but safe after a near miss.
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Graduation Rate Up as NEA Reports Dropout Decline
The National Education Association says high schools are curbing dropouts, boosting graduates by about 93 percent in a decade. NEA notes rising enrollment, Kennedy and Johnson emphasis on poverty, and predicts 225,509 graduates next June with teachers’ average salary near 6494 dollars.
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Kuwait Forms 14-Man Government to End Deadlock
Damascus reports Kuwait swore in a new 14-man cabinet under Premier Sheikh Sabah Salem El Sabah to resolve a month long parliamentary deadlock. The old cabinet resigned after deputies of the National Assembly boycotted parliament over ministers linked to big merchants.
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Chenen
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Mishap Near Tulia Injures Teen-Agers
A one car crash on US 86 near Tulia sent three teenage girls to Swisher County Hospital with non serious injuries. Driver Barbara Hood, 14, and passengers Linda Fisher, 11, and Marsha Hickman, 11, were among those treated and released.
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Marsha Hickman
Evelyn Arnold
Diane Tucker
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Thomas Sullivan
Tulsa
Jinnah Claims Rigged Ballot in Pakistan Election
Miss Fatima Jinnah charged the presidential vote was rigged as unofficial results show Ayub Khan defeating Jinnah by about 49,402 votes. She accused officials of interference and said the outcome does not reflect support for the Ayub regime. Opposition leaders issued a separate statement alleging malpractices.
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Communist Wall Clanks Shut In Divided Berlin
Berlin observers describe the wall closure as an archaic barrier ending 16 days of Christmas between West and East Berlin. The crossing points briefly stayed open as families faced farewell hollows, with passes planned for Easter and other holidays if a new accord holds. A separate dispatch notes a Chinese-built road linking Katmandu to Lhasa opening Monday.
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Dirksen Says Thurmond Due Fair Treatment As Republican
Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen said Thurmond will get decent treatment when he receives committee assignments as a fledgling Republican. Thurmond, who left the Democratic Party to back Barry Goldwater in 1964, sought to retain Senate seniority and his ranking on the Armed Services and Commerce committees.
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California
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Baltimore police hunt for killers after liquor store robbery
Baltimore police press on in a manhunt for three suspects linked to a liquor-store robbery and the fatal shooting of Sgt. Jack Cooper and wounding Lt. Joseph Maskell. Capt. Joseph A. Maher comments on ongoing searches and plans, naming Samuel Veney, 25, and Earl Veney, 31, as key figures.
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Abolition Calls and Vera Approach Discussed at Academy
Wright urged abolishing bail bonds and expanding the Vera approach to screen detainees and release them on their own recognizance. Perry Nichols of Miami was installed as academy president.
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Wright
Perry Nichols
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Academy
Tulia Woman and Sister Injured in Highway Crash
A Tulia woman Janey Gonzalez aged 10 and her sister Marselina Gonzalez aged 21 were injured in a Sunday morning crash on Highway 86 west of Tulia. Both were in Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo with Janey in critical condition in intensive care. The sisters’ vehicle, attempting to pass Ramiro Gonzales of Tulia, clipped his car’s left rear, went off the road and overturned multiple times. Brothers Thomas and Frank Gonzalez, ages 13 and 15, were not seriously hurt.
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Sukarno Decorates Red China Doctors
President Sukarno awarded five Communist Chinese doctors at the Bogor presidential palace for medical services. He dismissed as untrue ongoing rumors that he is seriously ill or dying, insisting he remains in good health.
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Police hunt tactics spark civil rights protest in city
Maskell was shot while investigating a Christmas Eve liquor store holdup and Cooper was cut down later during questioning. Saturday, patrolman Dodd Giimes was fired upon after a suspect shouted to attend to his attention. Civil rights groups accuse Mahrer's flying squad of harassing Negroes as heavily armed officers surround houses, burst doors, and use crowbars in raids.
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Zuriner Veney
Dodd Giimes
Mahrer
Moslem Missionaries Plan Institute in Mogadishu
Delegates from 28 countries at the 6th World Islamic Conference in Mogadishu agreed to establish an institute for training Moslem missionaries and urged creating an Asian common market for Moslem countries.
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Somalia
Asean
German Air Base Opens In Portugal
The Portuguese Air Force declared operation of a facility that will become Germanys first foreign air base since World War II. Located 110 miles southeast of Lisbon, Deja Air Training Station will train jet fighter pilots for Luftwaffe and Portuguese Air Force, with about 500 staff on the Portuguese side and a large cadet complex under construction.
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