Withdrawal announced after closed doors at Fort Clayton
The States met behind closed doors to announce a withdrawal shown by Fort Clayton’s nearby area. A facility was used to shelter people forced to leave Balboa and Panama City, with transport to a central telegraph center and gymnasiums for temporary housing within about 30 miles of the zone.
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Pormany
Prain Ee
Saturdagh Fort
Clayton
Ats
Raluary
Lang
Balboa
Panama
Zanzibar turmoil erupts as insurgents seize key sites
Rebels strike in Zanzibar overwhelming police stations and signaling a rapid collapse of security. Premier Shawite declares a 2am state of emergency while rebels gain control of installations and communications. deaths are reported with no official casualty tally. The sultan and his ministers flee offshore aboard the yacht Salama as U.S. and British forces consider evacuation options amid racial tensions and political seizure relationships.
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Africa
Advan
Peking
Pasivenice
Tegelt
Atlex
Downson
Dee
Zanzibar
Shawite
Suhah
Sultan
Shamie
Salama
U.S. State . Department
Ave
U.S
Indian Ocean
Reuben
Dar Es Salaam
Tanganyika
Imamiey
Mombasga
Kenya
Britain
Commonwealth Relations
Duncan Sandys
Sandys
HMS
Fea Ilion
Zanzibar National Peoples Party
Zemba Peoples Party
Pioneer Mrs Duggan noted for Littlefield town milestone
Mrs Duggan of Littlefield and husband built a one room Teair in 1912 and sold town lots before a post office. Her sister in law later attended Littlefield's 20th anniversary as the town marked her birthday July. Funeral services will be Tuesday at Weed Cotley Funeral Home Chapel in Austin. Survivors include daughter Mrs David C Gracy of Austin and son Arthur P Duggan Jr of Littlefield. Burial at State Cemetery in Austin beside her husband.
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Littlefield
Wes
Weed Cotley
Funeral Home Chapel
Austin
John
Willian Lancaster
First Presbyterian Church
Houston
Arthur P
Duncan, Pioneer Hotel Resident, Remains in Critical Condition
F. E. Duncan, 84, longtime Pioneer Hotel resident, remained in critical condition Sunday night at Methodist Hospital after a heart attack on January 4. He could not have visitors as he receives treatment at the hospital.
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F. E. Duncan
Pioneer Hotel
Methodist Hospital
Dun Ican
Unclear birth notices with multiple families listed
Fragmented obituary style notices describe births and family details including parents occupations and home addresses. Text appears garbled with numerous names such as Genter MOR Nugent Martinez Hernandez and others, plus scattered clauses about weighing newborns and Sundays.
Welfare Secretary Ribicoff backs college aid plan
In a Kennedy era interview Ribicoff urges a bill to fund scholarships and loans for middle income families while maintaining tax structure. He estimates a treasury cost of 750 million dollars in the first year and says the proposal won wide congressional support.
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Dres
Treasury
Ribicoff
Secretary of Welfare
Kennedy
Congress
Elie
Sandblom faces usury claims amid bankruptcy chatter
The article outlines Sandblom's alleged use of others' money in high interest deals, with lawyer Rudy Groom predicting usury claims may fail since Sandblom did not borrow funds directly. Sandblom's parents defend him as creditors rally, while bankruptcy proceedings unfold and tax credit details for students surface.
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California
Spitz
Sandblom
Businnesses
Rite
Texas
Rudy M. Groom
Houston Gpe
Groom
New Inscription Added to White House Presidential Room
A new plaque was added to the fireplace plaque in the presidential bedroom of the White House. It records that Abraham Lincoln slept in the room during his presidency from March 4 1861 to April 15 1865.
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Washington
White House
Abraham Lincoln
White’ House
United States
Former Hero Leader of Lebanon Dies at 74
Beir ut Lebanon AP reports former President Bechara Khouri known as hero of independence died Saturday night at 74 after years of ill health. Khouri, first president after Lebanon’s 1943 independence, served four years until 1952 when nationwide strikes led to his resignation and departure from the presidential palace.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Bechara Khouri
Khouri
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Home Show Set for April
The 11th anniversary Home Show at Municipal Coliseum runs April 12 to 18 with space reservations open. Exhibitors from retailers, wholesalers and distributors in Lubbock and surrounding area are invited. The event has sold out every year and draws about 35 000 to 40 000 attendees.
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Lubbock
Avalanche- Journal
Munnicipal Coliseum
Wayne Henley
Avalanche-Journal
Pew
Winter Storm Causes Heavy Snow and Travel Halts Across Regions
A major blizzard crippled travel from Ohio to the Atlantic coast. Visibility dropped, airports ceased operations, and motorists were stranded as snowfalls up to six inches and winds created dangerous conditions. Schools closed in multiple states. coast and inland regions faced blizzardlike drifts and bitter cold with record low temperatures reported in several areas.
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West Orn
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Cingintati
Kentucky
Virginia
Alabama
West Virginia Turnpike
Panhandle
Tiinois
Towa
Kangsas
Georgia
Alma
Cola Arctic
Bismarck
N.D
International Falls
Minn
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Atlantic
Charles
Uec
Mississippi Valley
Effingham
Panamanian Flag Incident Sparks Violent Clash Near Canal
Protests near the Panama Canal escalated as Panamanian students attempted to raise their flag under zone police watch. Mobs with Molotov cocktails gathered. paratroopers and armored units were deployed as sniper fire wounded 3 U.S. soldiers and 29 others.
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Bentes
Canal
O'Meara
Saye
Molstov
Pane O'Meara
Fleming
Colon
Atlantic
Oe Feura
Herder
Panama Radio
Colonie
U.S
Cristobal
Balboa
Tharksman
Protesting Students Burn American Flag Near U S Embassy
About 150 high school and college students burned an American flag Sunday near the U S Embassy in Santo Domingo to protest actions in Panama. Police dispersed the crowd when they attempted an unauthorized demonstration.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPT
United States
Panama
Freight Cars Derail On Bridge At Temple
Twenty four Santa Fe freight cars derailed on a bridge over Davidson Creek in Burleson County between Caldwell and Chrisman. Several cars rolled into the creek. damage included flour wheat and steel cargo. Superintendent E R Baker reported the incident blocking the railroad southeast of Temple.
Castro and Khrushchev discuss Castro visit amid cold weather
The Soviet Union renewed an invitation for Castro to travel, while Podgorny’s Havana visit signals Moscow aims to ease tensions with the United States. Western press was briefed on Castro’s planned Moscow stop as Castro expresses satisfaction with the trip.
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Ehross
Castro
Khrishchev
Tass
Podgorny
Havana
Kremlin
Arctic
Murmansk
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
Vnukova
Communist Party
Ukraine
Soviet’ Party Presidium
Ne Flevana
Podgotny
Munstoy
Paneesit
Caste
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Ailing Ex Annapolis Head Improves After Mild Heart Attack
Rear-Admiral Charles C. Kirkpatrick, 56, at the U S Naval Academy Hospital reported improving after a mild heart attack Saturday just hours before he was to turn over command. The change‑of‑command ceremony was canceled and Rear Admiral Charles S Minter assumed the post as acting superintendent.
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Annapolis
Charles C. Kirkpatrick
U. S. Naval Academy Hospital
Kirkpatrick
Soromand AS
Academy” Superentemeny
Charles
Minter
Naval
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Phhildee Nugent
Hospital
Megs
Leo ML Brown
Toledo” Ave
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Laut eHow
Armon Martinez
Walt
Laat Cire
Mir
Mes
Cecilia
Hernandez
Tolaate
Om Pitts
Weignind
Jerey Malis
Ivory
Fsa
P. Sandblom
Corpus Christi
Naridblomt
Sandbloms
A.cal. Jewe
Ribbott
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Tanga
Pemba
Nairobi
Somalia
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Temple
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