Mystery Bomb Explodes Near New York Public Library
A bomb exploded outside the New York Public Library amid a wave of threats and earlier blast near Times Square. No injuries this time though windows shattered and shrubbery damaged. police sought a brown suited man seen fleeing.
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Times Square
National Republican Club
Wendell L. Willkie
James Nichols
Metesky
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United Nations General Assembly
Library of Congress
United States
George M Cohan
Times Squire
Waterbury
Khrushchev
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Lumumba In New Move Shocks Congo Capital Crowd
Deposed Premier Patrice Lumumba roamed Kinshasa in a bar to bar stroll urging rally behind his plan to oust UN troops. Mobutu’s military police accompanied his cortege as Africans in sweltering heat hailed him as savior amid mixed local support for anti Lumumba factions.
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Emeri
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Bank Bandit uses ambulance getaway in Michigan hold up
A masked man robbed a Michigan bank of about $10 000 locking two employees in a vault Then he fled in an ambulance driven by Francis Fox who claimed he thought the robber was shopping Trooper Johnson stopped the ambulance and questioned Fox who did not match the robber’s description An associate described as Fos matched little of the bank robber’s look or actions
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Robert Johnson
Francis Fox
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Area Boy Is Killed In Wreck
A Snyder youth, Kenneth Edrd Christy age 16, was killed when his car overturned several times on a farm road near Lockney. Police say the vehicle flipped after leaving dirt, Christy was thrown from the car and found 5 feet away. Several others were injured in area crashes as patrol continues investigation.
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Charles Sherill
Chris Ity
Political Slogan Sparks Reflection in Public Debate
A columnist notes the paradox of a candidate branded as harsher than reality yet polished in appearances. The piece suggests the public weigh labels against actual records, urging scrutiny of how rhetoric shapes perception.
Red Chief Vows Russia Never To Start War
The article reports Sidney Stamper, 23, from St. Paul Minnesota, admitting to Sheriff Norman Anderson that he shot his wife of three months after an argument and church departure. Stamper led hunters on a high speed auto chase before capture and described killing his wife in self defense, claiming he could not stand to see her suffer.
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Norman Anderson
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Cuba Claims Rebels Captured In Oriente Province Clash
Cuban authorities reported 15 counter revolutionaries captured in Oriente with two Americans among those seized. A larger force of rebels totaling about 150 was said to be supported by a Yankee aircraft and involved in clashes with government forces. The government announced the captures as Fidel Castro prepared to speak and labeled the Americans as mercenaries.
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British pastor plans scientific Edgehill ghost probe
In London the Reverend John Dening, a ghost hunter and longtime student of psychic phenomena, plans a memorial study of phantom armies said to reenact the 1642 Edgehill battle. He notes sounds and sighting claims may arise from emotions tied to the Civil War clash.
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Light Snow Briefs Rockies and Southeast Storms
A two inch light snowfall fell near Yellowstone Park Montana as a rain belt stretched from southern Montana into Utah Arizona and New Mexico and even reached Washington and Oregon. In Florida a water spout and strong thunderstorms hit central areas with gusts around three miles per hour as forecasts call for similar weather into Monday with cooler conditions and scattered thunderstorms in the Panhandle and South Plains.
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Kennedy assails UN vote as US prestige fades
In northeast Ohio Kennedy accuses the United Nations of weakening United States leadership as he denounces Red China policy. Nixon, off campaign, tours Billings and attends church services while campaigning elsewhere.
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Richard Mi Nevon
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Fire Devastates Narragansett Park Stables In Rhode Island
A blaze at Narragansett Park race track in East Providence destroyed two stables and damaged a third, killing twelve horses with one shot due to injuries. Property damage is estimated at $100,000.
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Narragansett Park
Bus rollover injures workers en route to San Diego
In Barstow California a bus carrying workers from San Diego overturned after avoiding a swerving car on a slick highway. Investigators say the driver brake to avoid danger, the bus slid, rolled down a ravine and rested upside down near a bridge. several injured received treatment at nearby hospitals.
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Khrushchev Calls for Peace While Prodding Negotiations
In a New York rev ision interview Khrushchev rejected war and urged negotiation while defending Soviet positions. He accused the questioner of disrespect and floated arms shipments to allied countries. He signaled confidence in a new Big Four summit early next year and a potential broader peace.
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United States
Boy Admits Car Thefts
A youth admitted to stealing cars in a Saturday incident near Stound Quather Ave. He and an accomplice reportedly fled on foot after abandoning two vehicles. Police released details as investigators pursue charges and possible fines.
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Te Boy Tools
Weather map snippet reports wind, temps near midnight
The fragment shows scattered light winds from the north around midnight with scattered readings near 80 and 149, plus a Southwest weather section noting precipitation and high and low temperatures for hours ending at midnig ht. Local names and places appear as garbled text.
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