Egyptian troops mass on Sinai frontier amid Israel Syria clashes
Egyptian army units have moved to the Sinai frontier after days of Israeli Syrian fighting. Al Ahram says emergency measures and full readiness are in place and all leaves cancelled as U N peacekeepers monitor the area. Norwegian troops under UN command may be pulled if fighting worsens.
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Explosions Strike Trucks Tied to Oregon Papers
In Portland Oregon, 10 contractor trucks used for The Oregonian and The Oregon Journal were damaged in Sunday night blasts. Police reported no arrests and few leads, noting the work appeared done by an experienced dynamiter. A $1,000 reward was offered.
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De Gaulle seeks power to rule France and Algeria
Paris AP report: President Charles de Gaulle asks Parliament for a decree bound 14 months to govern France and Algeria until April 1, 1961. Cabinet decrees would stand unless vetoed after a recess, with strong opposition expected from rightists after Algiers unrest. Ortiz fled to a secret post. Lagaillarde charged with attacking state security.
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Britain says UN reports cease fire in Syria border clash
London reports that official UN information confirms a cease fire in the Syrian border clash between Israeli and United Arab Republic forces. A Foreign Office spokesman says the UN Truce Observation Commission is on the scene and first responsible for settling the matter locally.
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Air battle over border area and artillery tank clash
Reports describe an air battle over a contested border region with subsequent artillery and tank engagements. Details on participants and outcomes are not fully clear from the fragment.
Ohio Youth Hall of Fame Gallery Opening Set
Jerry Lucas 19 year old OSU basketball star from Middletown will unveil the Ohio Teen-Age Hall of Fame gallery in the Statehouse Friday at 8 30 am. Oregon Indiana Kentucky Ohio Michigan and New York AP brief items follow.
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Groundhog Day Festivities Stir Pennsylvania Beliefs
In Quarryville Lancaster County the Slumbering Groundhog Lodge led by Robert Herr gathers at dawn with silk hats long robes and symbolic keys to observe the groundhog forecast. Western clubs view them as copy cats while Punxsutawney Pete gains attention on a national TV program.
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Groundhog Watch at Philadelphia Zoo Spurs Reactions
In Pennsylvania observers size up Groundhog No. 1 on the Lehigh, affectionately dubbed Grandson Nummer Ainson da Lecha, noting a mix of solemn and facetious moods as the annual groundhog forecast plays out at the Philadelphia Zoo.
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Chessman to Seek Federal Appeal in San Francisco
Daryl Chessman’s attorney A L Wirin will file for a certificate of probable cause in the U S Court of Appeals in San Francisco this week to open an appeal. If denied there he will seek the same from the U S Supreme Court. Chessman faces execution on February 19. The appeal centers on alleged death row detention violating the Constitution and due process claims tied to a state law later amended.
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Bank Robber Gale Wells Sought After Pike County Heist
Federal warrant issued for Gale Wells alias Angelus Ison, linked to a 1128 robbery at the First National Bank of Waverly. Sheriff Foster reports getaway car recovered, a red and white convertible traced to a Camp Creek barn with Portsmouth plate.
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Hope Seen For Miners Entombed in Coal Mine
In Coalbrook South Africa officials refused to concede death for 435 miners trapped since January 21. A senior official said premature death reports persist while another noted air and water may be available. Food was said to come from 40 horses trapped with them. A drill reached 226 feet toward the 500 foot level where six whites and 429 Africans are trapped.
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Surprise Fourth Child Born to Los Angeles Fire Captain
Capt Richard Lewis of the Los Angeles Fire Department and his wife Ellen welcomed their fourth child, a 7 pound 6 ounce baby, after Ellen suddenly felt labor on a Sunday. Mrs Lewis had noticed only a dress size change as a sign.
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Bardot Returns to Studio After Birth of Son Nicolas
Brigitte Bardot resumes work at a Paris film studio for La Verite after giving birth to son Nicolas two weeks earlier. Rehearsals begin as the star returns to cinema life.
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Weather forecast for Miami Valley midweek warmup rising
The Miami Valley expects a warmup by Wednesday as a cold front moves through. Today’s forecast calls for cloudy windy and slightly colder weather with a high near 39 and a low around 27. Wednesday should be partly cloudy and warmer with a high near 43. Middletown reported a high of 34 yesterday at 11 30 a m and a low of 29 this morning at 7 30 a m.
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Round Trip Shot Awaited by Czechoslovakia Scientist
Dr. Vladimir Guth of the Ondrejov Observatory predicts the Soviet Union will launch a space satellite next month that will return to Earth, possibly carrying a living animal, citing two successful Soviet rockets into the Pacific on January 20 and Sunday.
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Man Shoots Wife Then Kills Self In Columbus
In Columbus Ohio a husband shot his wife and then killed himself, leaving six children orphaned. The coroner ruled both deaths homicides and self inflicted. Police said Martha Jane Pead, 28, had filed divorce papers two weeks earlier. Thomas Mack Pead, 36, died from a gunshot wound to the mouth.
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Robert E. Evans
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Tregoff Case Hears Claims of Prosecution Pressure
Carole Tregoff’s lawyer charges she was tricked by prosecutors into making incriminating statements. He alleges a judge aided the process, accusing a conspiracy between the district attorney and the judge that harmed constitutional rights. A witness recounts a tense call from Barbara Finch before she was shot.
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Los Angeles
Carole Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
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Neeb
Fred N. Whichello
Albert H. Miller
Carole
Minnette Haber
Finches
Bearded Beatniks File for Democratic Precinct Chair
Two Fort Worth beatniks filed for Democratic precinct chairman posts in different districts. Mike Callaway, 123, a former Air Force member, campaigns from The Kismet coffee house with a platform of honesty and integrity. Peter Gill, 25, a former auto mechanic, based near The Cellar coffee house, calls himself politically wise and opposes the poll tax.
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Big Mike
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Hero
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Peter Gill
Gill
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Seven Marines Sent Home Over Duty Free Cigarette Sales
In London seven of the U S Embassy Marine guards were fined and reduced in rank after a court martial found them involved in selling duty free cigarettes in Britain. The embassy did not identify the Marines but said their ranks went to sergeant and that the punishments will stand for many years with reviews pending. The case linked to a Dutch man, Johannas Abertus Van Veggel, charged with unpaid taxes after possessing whisky and tens of thousands of cigarettes. He admitted some cigarettes were bought from embassy personnel and was fined $636 by a London magistrate.
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Nine Miners Missing After Yubari Mine Blast
In Sapporo AP report rescuers scoured the smoking Yubari coal mine area for nine missing miners. One more body was found, raising total deaths to 34 including a rescue worker.
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