Boy hero saves girl from death by speeding car tragedy
In Los Angeles a 17 year old boy, David Brimley, pushed his girlfriend Paulette Lewis to safety as a car ran a red light and crashed into a pole. He was killed, his mother recalls he had just started college and a part time job. The car’s owner, Raymond Garcia, described fleeing the scene as police investigated.
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Paulette
David Brimley
David
Jean Lewis
Lillian Armstrong
Santa Monica City College
Raymond Garcia
Raymond Sr
Rose Cueva
Influenza Spreads Across Midwest and Nationwide
Influenza like illness spreads from the East to the Middle West with respiratory cases reported nationwide. New York City reports an Asian flu epidemic but not as severe as in 1957. Over 1,000 new West Virginia cases daily. In Indiana Michigan Kansas Missouri outbreaks rise. Cincinnati area school absence around 15 percent.
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Middle West
New York City
United States
George James
West Virginia
Indiana
Michigan
Kansas
Missouri
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wet and Foggy Weather Grips Southeast US
The Associated Press reports widespread wet and foggy conditions across many regions. A low pressure system moved from northwest Florida to the northeast triggering rain and thunderstorms in the Gulf states, with sleet in northern Georgia and Alabama and a mix of sleet and snow in Tennessee. Memphis and Chattanooga saw rain and snow, while Nashville recorded snow.
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Associated Press
Florida
Gulf Region
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Firefighters use snowballs to battle house fire
In Horg Norway during a Sunday blaze at Trygve Naess residence the local fire company ran dry of water. Volunteers fought the flames by throwing snowballs at the walls to prevent spread to the neighboring house.
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Horg
Norway
Trygve Naess
Weather forecast notes snow turning to rain then ending tonight
The forecast notes snow turning to rain today with a end by night. Temperatures will vary little tonight and tomorrow. Tomorrow stays cloudy with a high near yesterday's 54 and a low around 33. The low today was 30 at 6 am.
Parade To Honor Venezuela Leader
President Kennedy arranged a downtown Washington parade to welcome Venezuela’s President Romulo Betancourt. Betancourt, praised as a foe of Castro, spoke of risks from Communist saboteurs as the two leaders planned a lunch meeting and closer U S ties in a hemisphere wary of Soviet influence.
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Venezuela
Washington
Kennedy
Romulo Betancourt
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Betancourt
San Juan
Puerto Rico
America
U.S
Latin America
Americas
Alliance For Progress
White House
Bride Kills Self During Wedding in Saigon
Saigon papers report a 20 year old Vietnamese bride drank rat poison and set herself afire during her wedding. The woman, in love with a 24 year old, died en route to a hospital after her family forced a marriage to a wealthy businessman.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
White Collar Workers Outnumber Craftsmen
Labor leaders say white collar workers now outnumber manual workers as union members. Wirtz plans to meet AFL CIO leaders on trends since 1956 with technical workers pairing with machines. Meany pilots drives in Los Angeles while Reuther plans broader campaigns. By 1962 there were about half a million fewer factory production workers than in 1947 despite rising output.
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Miami Beach
Fla
W. Willard Wirtz
Aflcio Executive Council
Wirtz
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Los Angeles
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Kennedy briefed Congress on Cuba and Latin America
President Kennedy held a 40 minute White House briefing for congressional leaders on Cuba and Latin America. Sen. Mansfield called it a general intelligence roundup with some remarks that things looked a little better, while Sen. Goldwater complained of partisan foreign policy.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Latin America
White House
Executive Mansion
Iit
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Central Intelligence Agency
John A. McCone
Dean Rusk
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
George A. Smathers
D\Fla
Capitol Hill
Congress
Armed Forces
Pierre Salinger
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
Mansfield
Dayton bank clerk bound over in embezzlement case
Neil Louis Massie a 30 year old Daytonian and former employee at two Citizens First National Bank branches in Xenia was bound over to the US District Court on embezzling 11 000 over four years at the Spring Valley and Bellbrook sites. He appeared voluntarily before a US commissioner and has repaid about 6500 while released on his own recognizance.
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Dayton
Neil Louis Massie
Massie
U.S
Robert Snell
Efficiency expert mocks starting a business
A sharp witticism defines a chuckle worthy efficiency expert as someone who can guide others on running a business yet hesitates to launch one himself, highlighting a paradox of smart external advice versus personal enterprise.
Navy asks Congress for more ships amid Cuban crisis
Washington reports that the Navy pressed the House Armed Services Committee for additional ships beyond the 41 planned, warning that obsolescence looms by 1968. Adm George W. Anderson and Sec. Fred Korth cited Cuba as a lesson in seapower and warned of a vacuum if U S fleets dwindle.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Soviet Union
Navy
Congress
Defense Department
White House
Secretary of Navy
Fred Korth
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
House Armed Services Committee
Anderson
Cuba
Korth
Weaponless Bandit Robs Bank In Cleveland Heists
A man about 25 robbed the Central National Bank branch at 5620 Broadway Cleveland handing a note demanding large bills and placing them in a brown leather briefcase. He fled in a cab toward East 49th Street and Central Avenue after collecting about $3000 with no weapon shown.
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Cleveland (Ap
Central National Bank
Broadway
Pearl Rieman
East 49Th Street
Central Avenue
Lawrence Delaney
Czech woman Samkova marks 109th birthday in Prague
Antonie Samkova reported by CTK as the oldest person in Czechoslovakia, celebrated her 109th birthday in Prague. The 109 year old woman enjoys good health and reads without glasses according to the Czech news agency.
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Prague
Antonie Samkova
Czechoslovakia
Czech
CTK
Trains Hit Knox Crossing Kill Two Women
At a Knox Indiana crossing a train-car collision killed Ohio resident Frances Mikchalski, 74, of Toledo and her daughter Ovid Neid, 39, of Route 1 Knox. Police and investigators reported the fatalities after Monday’s crash.
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Knox, Ind
Ohio
Indiana
Frances Mikchalski
Toledo
Ovid Neid
Rt. 1
Knox
Japanese steel reps start talks to sell 40000 tons to China
TOKYO AP reports five representatives of the Japanese steel industry left Tokyo for Peking to negotiate the sale of about 40,000 tons of rolled steel to Red China.
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Tokyo
Peking
Hijacked Vessel Ready For Surrender To Brazil
The Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui, hijacked by eight crew members led by Second Mate Wilmar Medina Rojas, sits anchored near Belem awaiting a Brazilian corvette to escort it to Belem 420 miles down the coast. U S craft monitor from outside Brazilian waters as Brazil promises asylum to the hijackers.
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Brazil
Belem
Anzoategui
Romulo Betancourt
United States
Betancourt
U.S
Venezuela
Wilmar Medina Rojas
Medina Rojas
Houston
Tex
New Orleans
Solimoes
Closed Door Hearing Sets Stage for Cuba Debate
McNamara faces Senate Armed Services Committee behind closed doors to assess U S military power vs the Soviets in Cuba as Stennis plans a focused probe this week. Goldwater calls for a total Cuba blockade while Fulbright accuses Republicans of divisive politicking, Mansfield defends administration openness, and Scott urges full public disclosure of Kennedy Khrushchev letters.
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Washington
Cuba
Secretary of
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
Soviet Union
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Lafter McNamara
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Air Force Reserve
Armed Services Committee
Hemisphere
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
New Frontier
Arizona
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Scott
Huntingdon
Kremlin
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Jury Fails In Sheriff Bribe Case
Belmont County Sheriff George Neff faces another bribery trial after a hung jury in his four count indictment. A 10 man by 2 woman panel deliberated nearly six hours over four days before being dismissed as hopelessly deadlocked. Prosecutor William Irwin said a retrial would follow. The jury’s vote was not disclosed.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Belmont County
George Fk. Neff
William H. Ire
Win
Common Pleas Court
Delbert Tedrick
Neff
Barnesville
Irwin
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