Prisoners Freed as British Release Cypriots
Greek Cypriots celebrated as more than 900 political prisoners held under emergency rules were released by the British in Nicosia. Detention camps Mammari and Kokkinotrimithia opened gates after 3 p.m. amid cheers. Some violence reported among Turkish Cypriots and minor clashes with British troops.
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Nicosia
EOKA
London
Cyprus
Mammari
Kokkinotrimithia
Makarios
Phaneronemi Cathedral
Ohio Governor opposes move to nullify desegregation ruling
Gov Michael V DiSalle of Ohio declares in a letter to the Legislature his opposition to a Georgia backed push for a constitutional convention aimed at overturning the U S Supreme Court desegregation rulings. He urges continued support for desegregation and federal standards.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
U.S. Supreme Court
Georgia
Clare Boothe Luce Planned as U.S. Ambassador to Brazil
In Rio de Janeiro an AP report states Clare Boothe Luce is nearly confirmed as the new United States ambassador to Brazil after a Foreign Office spokesman said Brazil had agreed to the Washington appointment. The acceptance came in response to a Washington inquiry and signals the weekend’s anticipated formal nomination to head the embassy.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Clare Boothe Luce
U.S
Brazil
Foreign Office
Washington
Police move as bombings shake Cincinnati numbers racket
Police linked two Saturday night bombings to Cincinnati numbers operations and stepped up a citywide roundup. Nine suspects were arrested, one was killed, and investigators questioned about 100 people as they pursue ties to the death of Mrs. Lillie May Bohannon, a key gang figure.
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Greater
Cincinnati
Peter Andrews
Sue Bohannon
Fied
Imaera
Lillie May Bohannon
Plane Adds More Range To Troops
The Air Force will soon receive a new C130 transport model with a nonstop range up to 1000 miles, expanding capabilities for airborne operations in Europe. Existing C124s offer longer range but lack jet propulsion, pressurized troop compartments, and paratrooper drop suitability.
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Panama
Air Force
Europe
Army Eyes Paratroop Drop Exercise in Europe
Maj. Gen. Robert F. Sink indicated the Army may test dropping about 1,400 paratroopers into Europe in a mock battle. The inquiry follows the Banyan Tree exercise where 1,300 troops were flown from the United States to Panama.
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Europe
Robert F. Sink
Strategic Army Command
Banyan Tree
United States
Panama
Army
Pentagon
The Numbers Game Revealed by Vice Squad Report
Vice Squad Lt. Carl A. Lind cites a confidential report from last August noting that numbers racket clearing houses are all located in Newport Kentucky. The article explains the five or ten cent bets and possible $35 wins from daily published numbers such as stock and curb sales in New York.
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New York
Carl A. Lind
Newport
Bombing blasts linked to arson squad probe
The first blast injured Mrs. Sue Bohannon and her two children, later released from General Hospital. A second blast damaged a home with no injuries. Arson marshal said dynamite may have caused the first blast and the explosion was set with intention to blow up the house. Police said Andrews provided these details. A truce among three big numbers operators followed the murder of Mrs. Lillie Bohannon. Andrews worked for the combine one week then left with workers including Mrs. Sue Bohannon, sister in law of the slain woman. The bombing appeared vengeance for perceived business taking.
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Sue Bohannon
General Hospital
Robert Sommers
Andrews
Lillie Bohannion
Combine
Two Doctors Aboard Mercy Flight Missing In Mountains
Scores of volunteers and spotters searched the White Mountains for two Dartmouth Medical School doctors missing since Saturday after a mercy flight from Berlin to Lebanon. Dr. Ralph E. Miller, 60, chief pathologist, and Dr. Robert E. Quinn, 32, an instructor, disappeared in a Piper Comanche amid 15 degree cold and 30 mph winds. Air National Guard and Civil Air Patrol units and dozens of volunteers scoured the snow while authorities warned survival outdoors beyond 24 hours would be unlikely. The plane carried enough fuel for two hours.
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Berlin
N.H. AP
White Mountains
Ralph E. Miller
Robert E. Quinn
Dartmouth Medical School
Lebanon
Air National Guard
Civil Air Patrol
Piper
Miller
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
Ralph Jr
Quinn
Lippert Delivers Eight Pound Prize Baby
Mrs Thelma Lippert, long famed for close finishes with the stork, welcomed an 8-pound 2-ounce girl this Sunday. She has won only one of five races with the stork, but she earned the prize with this birth.
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Pittsburgh
Thelma Lippert
Ike Won't Give In On World Aid
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower plans a stronger push than last year for his foreign aid request of 3 930 000 000. Republican leaders expect a veto over deep cuts, while Democrats may offset increases elsewhere. Eisenhower fears failing aid could force U S troops to remain ready in a garrisoned hemisphere.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower cites Viet Nam as defense example at White House talks
In talks with Republican leaders at White House conferences, Eisenhower cited Viet Nam with 125000 men under arms as evidence that defense support is essential. The President's reiterated statement boosted Republican backing for the program, while Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas said he helped restore funds after bipartisan House votes to cut amounts.
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White House
Eisenhower
Viet Nam
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
House
Quemoy War Seven Months Old Flares Upon Islands
TAIPEI AP The Chinese Reds artillery war against the Nationalist offshore islands entered its seventh month today. After 44 days of intensive shelling the Reds declared a cease fire which lasted 15 days. Since Oct 20 the Communists have conducted an inconclusive and sporadic bombardment.
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Taipei
Reds
Africans Riot Injures About Fifty During Protest
In Blantyre Nyasaland a demonstration by Africans near a meeting of the African National Congress turned violent as police used tear gas and rocks flew, injuring about fifty. The unrest followed days of scattered rioting and violence in the British protectorate.
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Blantyre
Nyasaland
African National Congress
British Protectorate
Macmillan Khrushchev Hold Kremlin Talks
Prime Minister Macmillan and Premier Khrushchev held two and a half hours of formal talks in the Kremlin over disarmament. The meeting followed a weekend in the country and included key aides on both sides. Pravda gave brief attention to the event while praising the Red Army on its anniversary.
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Macmillan
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Moscow
Con O'Neill
Ses Lloyd
Patrick Reilly
Communist Party
Pravda
Red Army
Khrushchev- Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
S. A. Rashidov
Uzbek
Klemen Voroshilov
Moscow State University
Cuban Rebels Growing Soft
New York AP reports ten bearded Cuban army members considered marching into Manhattan but balked at the 18 mile distance from Idlewild. Maj Camilo de Cienfuegos alighted briefly and then returned to the bus as officials decided against a public march. The group drew over 1000 well wishers at Idlewild as the bus finally headed toward Manhattan.
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New York
Manhattan
Idlewild
Camilo de Cienfuegos
NASA seeks 5.0 million to fill tracking gap in Texas
NASA plans a 5 percent million budget to install radar tracking and communications in southern Texas to recover dummy space capsules after launches from Cape Canaveral. Tests will include Mercury capsule drops from balloons and planes, with capsule design by McDonnell Aircraft for 12 space capsules enabling multiple Earth orbits. The first human aboard a capsule will be chosen from 110 candidates, narrowed to 12 by month’s end.
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Washington
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Texas
T. Keith Glennan
Senate Space Committee
Army
Air Force
McDonnell Aircraft Co
St. Louis
Sand Bank Buries Boy in Washington Tragic Accident
In Washington a sand bank collapsed on 11 year old Randolph L. Ford while he played in a pit with a friend on Sunday. He was buried for 25 minutes before rescuers freed him and rushed him to a hospital where he died. Doctors attributed death to suffocation.
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Washington
Randolph L. Ford
Randolph
Rescue at Seaside As Tide Closes In
In Seaside Oregon two boys faced a perilous cliff rescue after a 35 foot fall. Charles Kenney 17 Netarts and Ron Makinster 18 Tillamook were pulled to safety as a 16 man team lowered a rope and used flash signals. Dr Ralph Perkins aided before being hauled up. The tide threatened a fatal wrap as the group escaped the rock and sand ledge.
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Seaside
Ore
Oregon Beach
Charles Kenney
Netarts
Ron Makinster
Tillamcook
Donald J. Kangas
Portland
Nehalem
Ralph Perkins
Dr. Perkins
Clay Dike Blasted to Drain Flooded Fields
Water from about 33 000 acres of Illinois farmland drains back into the Wabash River through a 100 foot breach exploded in a clay dike near Russellville. The levee failure flooded fields Wednesday after the swollen river overran the levee across from Vincennes. River level rise not observed. flood recession slowed downstream. Russell-Allison Drainage District commissioners approved the blasting.
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Wabash River
Lawrenceville
Ill
Illinois
Lawrenceville, Ill
Russellville
Wabash
Vincennes
Ind
Russell-Allison
Marooned on beacon family survives Gulf ordeal
Leslie Schmidt 23 and wife Sarah 22 with children Leslie Jr 3 Linda Lee 2 Cheryl 10 months were rescued after surviving three days on a Gulf beacon seven miles from Corpus Christi. Their 26 foot cruiser broke up in heavy seas near Corpus Christi Bay. a shrimp boat crew pulled them from the light as Coast Guard and Navy searchers scoped the area. The parents kept a diary for their relatives, noting they felt certain they would die.
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Corpus Christi Tex
Leslie Schmidt
Gulf of Mexico
Leslie
Schmidt
Sarah
Leslie Jr
Linda Lee
Cheryl
Carroll Ann
Schmidts
Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi Bay
Port Aransas
Port Mansfield
Beacons, Boat Sinks. Family Survives Night at Sea
Mrs Schmidt tied a line to a sinking boat and moved Linda Lee up to a beacon platform. She and her husband, along with their children Cheryl Lynn and Leslie Jr., endured a long vigil as the boat disappeared. They prayed constantly, sharing a single half can of milk and baby food spooned to the children. Oil crew boats passed nearby without seeing them.
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Schmidt
Weather turns colder after mild spell in Miami Valley
The forecast calls for windy mild and wet weather today with a high near 50 degrees. Tonight will be partly cloudy and colder with a low around 28 as a cool regime returns. Tuesday's high near 47 keeps the cool trend. Middletown reported 48 for yesterday's high and a 36 low this morning. rainfall last night totaled 0.45 inches.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Antique Furniture Valued As Paid For Item
An antique is described as a piece of furniture that has been purchased and paid for, indicating ownership and value as a completed transaction.
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