Eisenhower Bars Americans from Hoarding Foreign Gold
President Eisenhower barred U S citizens and firms from buying foreign gold and gave holders until June 1 to dispose of such holdings. Officials tied the move to stopping a heavy flow of gold abroad while avoiding specifics on quantities. Dollar devaluation fears spur speculation as the government tightens gold regulations.
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Eisenhower
U. S
United States
Treasury
Star Orea
House
Treasury Sen
Toronto
London
Khrushchev pushes for summit as U S leaders pace transition
Soviet Premier Khrushchev seeks a summit with President Kennedy this year to bolster world peace during the inauguration period. Officials fear the power transfer may tempt risky moves in Korea and other flashpoints with China and satellites awaiting U S response.
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John M. Hightower
Bjashington
Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
White House
Eisenhower
Spots
Dean Rusk
R Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Rusk
McNamara
United States
Harry S. Truman
Leo Khrushchev
Hustler Sets Air Speed Record Over 1000 Kilometer Course
Edward Air Force Base, Calif. Maj Harold E Confer pilots the B-58 Hustler to record 1,284.73 mph average over 1,000 km in a 48 hour window earning the 1961 Thompson trophy The feat was part of Air Force efforts to set new marks at 2,000 kilometers while a related 1,200.19 mph flight occurred the day before and is tied to ongoing wage talks and a potential transit strike.
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Alrminavrumma
Aeronatique Internationale
Paris
Post Hostess’s Letter Reveals Family Emotions After Crash
Patricia Ann Post a Trans World Airlines hostess from Shaler Township died in a NYC airliner collision that killed 134. A never mailed February letter shows her love for family and joy in her new job, written “just in case” an accident occurred.
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United Prece International
Ittsburgh
Patricia Ann Post
Shaler
Patti
Negroes Return Monday Amid Georgia Flurry of Warnings
Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes, two Black students suspended after a rock throwing incident, face return to the University of Georgia Monday as federal, state, and local officials prepare warnings and possible action. A federal judge set Monday as the return date while investigations, security measures, and possible suspensions of Dean Joseph A. Williams are noted.
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Associated Press
THENS
Ga.y
University of Georgia
Puise
Neer
Ted
Georgia
FBI
Han A
Acations
Marshall
Joseph A. Williams
Onther
Charlayne Hunter
Hamilton Holmes
Atlanta
W. A. Bootle
Seven Killed In Renewed Terror in Algeria 1962
Algiers reports a fresh wave of Moslem terrorist attacks killing seven people as Charles de Gaulle's Algeria plan win sparks unrest. The army also tallies 57 rebel troops killed or captured in 24 hours amid six year war. Tass cites French air and artillery actions in Tunisia. All dead are Muslims. Some attacks blamed on disobedience to rebel orders or boycott of the referendum.
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Algiers
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Tass
Tunis
Africa Press’ Agency
Prayer for Brotherhood and Compassion Essay
A short dated appeal blessing unity and action. Mrs. W. M. Cheaney asks to lead readers toward a brotherhood of love offering hope, pardon, and love to others. The note invokes faith and charitable virtue in daily life.
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W. M. Cheaney
15Th St
Grand jury indicts 93 in Lubbock. 3 ex police named
A Lubbock grand jury returned 93 indictments after 67 hours of sessions, including three former police officers on burglary charges. The panel urged further crime studies and noted potential in the police department, with a planned conference between the district attorney, city manager, and police chief to discuss findings.
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Tanner Laine
Avalanche-Journal
140Th District Court Grand
Lubbock
Super
J.T. Alley Jr
George Gilierson
Bean
Cuba's Castro Extends War Alert Amid Public Doubt
Cuba extended the invasion alert to January 20 as public enthusiasm faded and skepticism grew. Fidel Castro signaled possible reconciliation with Washington after Kennedy's inauguration, hinting at leveraging Guantanamo to improve ties, while Ernesto Guevara criticized alarmist headlines.
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Associated Press
Avana
Cuba
Bucal Saints
Fidel Castro
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Guantanamo
United States
Havana
de Fidel Castro
Ernesto Guevara
National Bank
Guevara
Carace
Castro
Red Ideals Fading Selections Across Pages
A compact listing notes article sections and page ranges for a newspaper issue. It identifies features in fine arts, plains farming, editorials, radio and TV programs, and section markers across pages 2 to 43.
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Fine Arts
Plains
Tragedies in Minnesota Michigan High Speed Crashes Kill 12
Reported crashes near tavern dances left 12 dead as speeds around 100 mph hurled cars into oncoming traffic on Owosso and St Paul streets. Victims named include Thomas Irish 17 and Frank Baleja 41. drivers unidentified with critical injuries. Police cite uncertain driver identity amidst chaotic scene.
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Vel
St. Paul
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