Mystery Sub Still In Hiding Near Golfo Nuevo
Argentine authorities press on with depth charge attempts to force a submarine to surface in Golfo Nuevo while international law experts advise the president that Argentina is within territorial waters law. The navy cites sightings and U S depth charges as support for the intruder’s presence amid public doubt.
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Golfo Nuevo
Navy
South Atlantic
Arturo Frondizi
la Republica
United States
Frondizi
Coors Case Veiled In Secrecy Over Disappearance
Adolph Coors III, 44, a leading Colorado brewer, vanished four days ago after a drive from his Morrison home toward the Golden brewery. Police and FBI officials offer few details as Mary Coors requests privacy, while authorities pursue a suspected kidnapping for ransom theory.
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Colo
Adolph Coors III
Coors
Foothills
Mary
Morrison
Denver
Raleigh protest arrests set stage for court challenge
Forty one Negro students were arrested in Raleigh on trespassing charges amid lunch counter sit ins, as organizers vow court tests of trespass laws. Lawyer George R. Greene plans U S Supreme Court action if needed, arguing the charges unconstitutional. Students face Feb 25 trial after release on bond. protests spread from Greensboro to several states.
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South Carolina
Florida
Virginia
Greensboro
George R. Greene
U.S. Supreme Court
Cameron Village
F. W. Woolworth
William Worth
Cameron Village, Inc
Greene
Winston-Salem
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Clifford Earle
United Presbyterian Church U
Joseph Charles Jones
Johnson C. Smith University
Charlotte
AFL-CIO Demands Stronger Consumer Protection Against Deceit
AFL-CIO leaders condemned wide scale consumer exploitation and urged a new Washington consumer department with Cabinet status. They cited drug profit margins, rigged TV shows, and food law violations as proof of widespread deceit impacting 14 million members. They spoke during a voyage aboard the USS Independence.
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Fla
Afl-Cio
Consumers’ Department
Washington
ROTC Cadets Endure Coed Torture Test at Maryland
Fifty University of Maryland ROTC cadets faced an initiation for Pershing Rifles as coeds teased them with kissing and lipstick while they stood at parade rest. Police later checked reports of a nearby gun battle, found to be cherry bombs and firecrackers in a wooded area.
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Pershing Rifles
Why women skip last year's gowns this season
A lighthearted column notes two reasons women avoid wearing old gowns. It jokes that they neither want to reuse yesterday’s style nor can they fit into it, reflecting fashion humor of the era.
Cardinal Succeeds Stepinac in Yugoslavia as Zagreb Head
Monsignor Dr Franjo Seper appointed by the Vatican to succeed the late Alojzije Cardinal Stepinac. He becomes apostolic administrator of the Zagreb archdiocese in Yugoslavia. AP Wirephoto.
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Vatican
Alojzije Cardinal
Stepinac
Yugoslavia
Zagreb
France Eyes Nuclear Club Bid Amid US-Franco Tensions
President De Gaulle seeks equal status with Britain in nuclear affairs as France detonates a Sahara device. Washington worries over France's political stability and how much atomic know how to share. U.S. officials fear changing laws and Paris influence will shape future aid and strategy.
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France
Paris
Sahara
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U.S
Eisenhower
Western Alliance
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de Gaulle
What Could Driver Do Cold Saber
A Salt Lake City police officer stopped a driver for a stop sign violation. After detecting alcohol, the driver failed sobriety tests but mocked the challenge by performing pushups and retrieving a coin with his teeth. The officer issued a ticket and released him.
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Utah
Billy Ford
Ford
Explosion Triggers City Hotel Fire in Kansas City
An explosion in a business building caused a fire that destroyed the six story New Victoria hotel and threatened two nearby hotels the Pickwick and Fredric. Dozens of guests escaped into 17 degree air as firefighters used aerial ladders and stairs to evacuate. No fatalities reported. 65 to 70 guests registered. Two guests were treated for smoke exposure.
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New Victoria
Pickwick
Frederic
Fredric
France conducts Sahara nuclear test expanding atomic status
France announced the Sahara blast near Reggane, a 20 kiloton device at Point Zero, with Charles de Gaulle stating the test strengthens Western bargaining on disarmament. Officials said no radioactive fallout reached inhabited areas and the event signals France's entry into the nuclear club.
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Tanezrous
Reggane
Defense Ministry
Sahara
Car Plows Through Crowd Killing Two in St. Cloud
In St. Cloud Minnesota a 78 year old dentist driver backed from a parking stall and his car sped across an intersection, reversed, and plowed along a crowded sidewalk. Two bystanders Mrs. John Kockler 64 Waite Park and Julia Michels 85 St. Cloud died. Several others were injured as victims were thrown and trapped in a Woolworth doorway. Clarence Jurek a 34 year old guard rescued a woman before the car struck. The driver said he intended to back out and the car just took off.
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ST. Cloud, Minn
Clarence Jurek
St. Cloud Reformatory
St. Cloud
F. W. Woolworth
John Kockler
Waite Park
Minn
Julia Michels
L. G. Gross
Gross
Explosion to Restore France's Power in World Councils
The passage notes that the explosion will go a long way toward restoring France's power in international councils. It frames the event as a catalyst for reasserting France's influence on the world stage.
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France
Mikoyan Ready To Leave Cuba
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastasi Mikoyan winds up a nine day visit in Havana insisting his trip was not meant to upset U S Cuba relations and that he came to promote Soviet Cuban friendship.
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Havana
Anastasi Mikoyan
Soviet Union
NBC Holds Paar To Contract Amid Walkout Fallout
NBC demanded that Jack Paar honor his contract after he quit his show over censorship of a joke. The network says he cannot perform on other facilities, while Paar plans to pursue three specials and may not return to his current program.
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Deirdre
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Downs
Jack Parr
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Jack Paar
NBC Friday
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Miss Johnson
San Antonio
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Little, Brown and Co
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Explosion Builds Behind Paar NBC Feud as Family Fight
New York AP reports a heated but resolvable clash between Jack Paar and NBC. Paar accuses the network of failing to support him while NBC cites contract limits. A return after a vacation is anticipated, with both sides hoping for mutual gain.
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NBC
New York
Paar
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