Bonnelly Rule Is Attacked
SANTO DOMINGO Dominican Republic under a state of emergency as authorities crack down on terrorists alleged to restore dictatorship. Fires hit cane fields and mills as Bonnelly seizes property of ousted Trujillo loyalists. Police say leftists arrested for arms smuggling. Government accuses Communists of using treasury funds to incite unrest and warns deportation for threats to peace. Names seized include Manuel Moya Alonzo Felix Bernardo and Julian Suardi.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Bonnelly
Bonnelly
Trujillo
Manuel Moya Alonzo
Felix Bernardino
Julian Suardi
Reds Bonn Agree On Better Ties To Berlin
West Germany said relations with the Soviet Union should improve step by step but full normalization depends on East and West Germany reuniting through free elections. Bonn rejected bilateral talks as long as East Germany under Ulbricht maintains Communist rule. Soviet memo had urged negotiations toward reunification.
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Germany
West Germany
Berlin
Moscow
Hans Kroll
Soviet Union
East
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Adenauer
Bobby Kennedy Flies Unhindered To West Berlin
U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy flew the 195 mile air corridor to West Berlin amid snow and a strong reception. He and his party including his wife Ethel landed after a detour past the Berlin Wall, while thousands of Berliners cheered to show support for the United States and the city.
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United States
Mosquitoes Now Less Potent Than Past, Lion’s Club Tale
Jacksonville AP report recounts James G. Paulk recalling childhood battles with mosquitoes in Sycamore Georgia. He claims big mosquitoes could push through chicken wire and cooperate with smaller mosquitos to invade homes, a tale told to win a 1962 Lions Club trophy for champion liar while serving as city fire prevention bureau supervisor.
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Paulk
City Fire Prevention Bureau
Lions Club
Kennedy asks for ideas on recession cure
President Kennedy urged congressional critics to propose anti recession measures. Senate GOP Leader Dirksen proposed an advance public works program, while opposing standby tax cuts or a $2 billion works plan. Sen Case doubted feasibility, calling it sugary rhetoric. Sen Capehart promised practical suggestions when proposals reach committee.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Congress
Iit
Dirksen
Homer Capehart
D-Ind
Cold and calm tonight with mixed rain or snow Friday
The forecast calls for a cold calm night with a low near 28 and a Friday high around 36. Yesterday’s official high reached 45 at 9:30 p.m., with a overnight low of 38 at 8 a.m. today. Rainfall totaled 0.7 inches in the past 24 hours.
Launch Set For Space Observatory
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A P AP reports an orbiting solar observatory nicknamed Oso is to launch next week to study the sun’s influence on Earth. Weighing 440 pounds, it will orbit 350 miles above the planet to measure X rays gamma rays ultraviolet and infrared radiation reaching Earth. The instrument aims to reveal solar origin and history and how solar output steers weather and communications.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Oso
Earth
Today's Chuckle There's one nice thing about being in touble
A light joke noting that when in trouble the world tends to give a wide berth, leaving the person to face concerns more quietly. It casts a wry, single line observation on social avoidance and personal accountability.
Kennedy presses for space cooperation with Khrushchev
President Kennedy urged Khrushchev to prove he favors joint space exploration before war use, signaling readiness to discuss practical cooperation and new proposals. He called Khrushchev’s gesture encouraging but cautioned on translating words into concrete agreements amid the Glenn flight backdrop. A separate inquiry board was named to review Francis Gary Powers’s May 1 1960 U2 mission contract compliance as part of broader questions about U.S.-Soviet cooperation. The news conference marked Kennedy’s sixth in as many weeks.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
White House
Kennedy Oe
United States
Glenn
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
United Nations
Depression era bank law used to place Exeter bank in conservatorship
Washington AP The government used a 25 year old depression era statute to appoint a conservator at First National Bank of Exeter Pa after a 440000 shortage. Depositors may withdraw 10 percent temporarily. all deposits insured up to 10000 by FDIC. Former bank officials August J Lippi and George J Daileda were arrested.
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Washington
James J. Saxon
Saxon
First National Bank of
Exeter
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Exeter Bank
August J. Lippi
George J. Daileda
Lippi
United Mine Workers Union
FDIC
White House Heritage Fundraiser From Georgia Students
W D Thomson Elementary School in Atlanta collected 101 dollars in nickels and dimes from 682 pupils for Mrs. John F Kennedy. A seventh grader Ginny Anderson wrote a letter and teachers signed a scroll urging others to contribute so relics and heirlooms for the White House can be purchased. The PTA spearheaded the effort after Kennedy’s February 14 TV tour.
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Atlanta, Ga
White House
W. D. Thomson
John F. Kennedy
Ginny Anderson
Ginny
Mrs. Kennedy
Parent-Teacher Association
Algiers violence erupts as ceasefire nears with rebel session
A wave of attacks in Algiers, aimed at Europeans and Moslems, kills 11 and wounds 15 between 7 AM and noon as right wing forces attempt to derail the pending French Algerian accord. The National Council sits in Tripoli to consider the agreement, with hopes of a cease fire by Sunday.
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Algiers
Secret
National Council
Tripoli
France
Algeria
Secret Army
Charles de Gaulle
Louis Joxe
de Gaulle
Trains collide in Colombia killing 26 and injuring many
A head on collision between a passenger train and a freight train near Bogota killed 26 people and injured about 100. Among the injured were four cadets from the California Maritime Academy training ship at Vallejo.
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Bogota
Colombia
National Railways
California Maritime Academy
Vallejo
Glenn Has Hand In Sea Rescue
Glenn aided a skin diver rescue near Grand Turk Island after his return from a globe spanning flight. Navy Lt Cmdr Malcolm Carpenter and two divers were involved. Glenn helped pull the unconscious diver to the surface as Carpenter failed to provide air. Glenn then resumed NAS A interviews and described recognition of Californias irrigated fields and the Mississippi Delta while discussing possible weather satellite uses.
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Grand Turk Island
Bahamas
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Air Force
Navy
Malcolm §. Carpenter
Carpenter
Ej] Centro
Calif
Yuri Gagarin
Earth
Mississippi Delta
Atlantic Coast
Friend Of Slain Attache Undergoes Lie Test
LEOPOLDVILLE Congo AP Miss Elizabeth Thring 22 American friend of slain U S assistant military attache underwent a lie detector test during interrogations. Investigations have sought to clear her of direct involvement in the killing of Lt Col Helen D Stogner last Wednesday. Thring was with Stogner at his home when he was shot. She was released from court custody. Stogner's wife and six children live in El Paso Texas. Though embassy personnel and friends were questioned no charges have been filed and Thring's account says the shooting was by someone outside the house.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Elizabeth Thring
U.S
Miss Thring
Helen D. Stogner
Washington
Stogner
el Paso
Bargain Day in Washington Marks Washington Birthday
Shoppers braved rain in Washington to catch super sales honoring George Washington's birthday. Typewriters and used TV sets offered at cut prices while crowds camped overnight for first-come deals. Headlines announced the event as government offices closed and millions joined in the bargain spree with parades and Mount Vernon ceremonies.
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