U S Cuba Ties Strain as Bonsal Returns Home
Ambassador Philip Bonsal flies to Washington to report on Fidel Castro rising anti American campaign in Cuba He and observers debate whether Castro aims to sever ties with the United States including the Guantanamo Naval Base Washington seen as possible trigger for a diplomatic break Castros supporters accuse Washington of aggression and threaten economic reprisals for American investments in Cuba
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Philip W. Bonsal
Fidel Castro
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Sunshine Returns to Florida Low temps hit citrus crop statewide
Sunshine returned to Florida with most of the state above freezing except Pensacola and Mobile where readings fell to 31 and 29. The chilly blast damaged crops across the region, with citrus and vegetables suffering multimillion dollar losses as observers expect the total to rise.
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Miami
Chuckle Conscience: a tiny inner voice speaks in a strange tongue
The piece treats the inner voice as a faint humorous conscience that nags about daily choices. It hints at misfitting self talk and the universal hope for guidance that mirrors comic discomfort with self critique.
Minister finds use for Christmas ties in Oklahoma
In Durant Oklahoma the Rev Charles Bretz wore a garish Christmas gift tie to a Civic Club meeting and explained he had collected many such ties. He plans to wear them to wear down the givers and stop hiding bad presents.
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Durant
Okla
Charles Bretz
Civic Club
Carole Faces Stormy Week in Finch Murder Trial
In Los Angeles the Finch murder case resumes after a weekend recess as prosecutors seek to prove Carole Tregoff gave inconsistent statements about the night Barbara Finch was killed. Dr R Bernard Finch’s preliminary hearing transcript is sought for admission in evidence.
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Los Angeles
Finch
Carole Tregoff
Barbara Jean Finch
Do-it-yourself murder kit bag tied to Finch case
The state emphasizes a bag prosecutors call a do-it-yourself murder kit. It allegedly accompanied Finch and Carole to the Finch home the night of the killing, containing rope, a knife, and bullets. Witness Capt. William Ryan quoted Miss Tregoff denying carrying a bag up the hill the day after the murder. Carole testified at the preliminary hearing she brought the bag when asked to get a flashlight.
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Carole
William Ryan
WestCovina
Miss Tregoff
Ryan
U S Pays Claims in Korea Totaling 400000
U S military authorities said they paid 33000 last week on 22 claims by Korean nationals against the U S Armed Forces for property damage and personal injury, bringing total compensation to 400000 to date.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S
Probe Road For Bodies In Alabama Highway Search
A police tip spurred a two day underground probe nine miles north of Tarrant to find three construction workers missing since March 4, 1956. Floyd Mann ordered drills to locate a 1947 car believed buried beneath a highway roadbed. if metal is found, heavy equipment will expose the vehicle. Billy Dye, 18, Robert Dye, 23, and Dan Brasher, 38, vanished after leaving Morris, Alabama, their last known location.
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Floyd Mann
Public Safety
Billy Howard Dye
Robert Earl Dye
Dan Brasher
Brasher
Morris
Tarrant-Pinson
Bomb Threat Jokes Prompt Berlin Synagogue Sweep
An anonymous caller phoned in a bomb threat to a West Berlin synagogue describing it as a joke. Police and fire crews searched the building and found no explosive device, with an officer calling the warning a very bad joke.
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West Berlin
Gulf
Robert Vernon Spears
Natural Path
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Phoenix
Ariz
Air Reaches Trapped Coal Miners at Coalbrook
Fresh air is seeping to 406 miners entrapped by a rock fall at Coalbrook North Colliery in South Africa. Rescue teams report chest-deep water, blocked passages, and a broken pipe for pipe talk. A 13-inch bore drilling machine heads to the pithead to restore ventilation and contact. Miners fear potential long entrapment but hope endures as water seeps continue and horses remain for food.
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Coalbrook
South Africa
Clydesdale North
Thirty Pit Ponies Foreshadow Miner Rescue Efforts
Rescue workers found thirty pit ponies brought to the surface this morning. They fear methane pockets, rising water, and rockfalls could trap miners deeper, dividing passages and delaying a breakthrough to the entombed men.
Unconfirmed Reports on Rescue Air Shaft in South African Mine
Reports say attempts may pierce a thin shaft to reach the trapped miners, drilling from the surface to provide fresh air, food, and communications. The seal-off from a massive rockfall could mark South Africa’s worst mine disaster, rivaled only by a 1942 Manchurian mine disaster with 1,549 deaths.
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Miner Mishmash Freed After 16Hour Underground Ordeal
In Ely Minnesota AP miner Joseph Mishmash, trapped 1,500 feet underground by a mudflow in Pioneer Mine, joked through 16 hours of confinement. Rescue crews blasted through a 16-foot ore wall to reach him at 11:25 p.m. He thanked friend Howie Sayovitz and reunited with his wife after the rescue.
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Joseph Mishmash
John “Howie
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Mishmash
Supt
Lewlie Dick
Cleveland News Sold to Scripps Howard Company
The Cleveland News, an afternoon paper owned by Forest City Publishing since 1932, will be acquired by Scripps-Howard publishers of the Cleveland Press. The deal was announced today and no price was disclosed.
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Scripps - Howard Newspapers
Cleveland Press
Unanswered Questions Haunt Two Gulf and NC Plane Crashes
Washington AP report outlines a growing list of questions about the Gulf of Mexico and North Carolina airliner disasters. Investigators weigh bombs, suspects Robert Spears and Julian Frank, possible hypnotism, insurance motives, and whether the incidents connect, with evolving theories and uncertain residues.
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Gulf of Mexico
North Carolina
Spears
Gulf
William A
al) Taylor
Frances
Taylor
Julian A. Frank
Westport, Conn
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Massu Dismissal Triggers Paris Riots in Algiers
President Charles de Gaulle fires General Jacques Massu as commander in Algiers prompting protests by mobs of youths in Algiers. Merchants close shops as crowds rally against de Gaulle’s policy toward Algeria, while government vows to intensify the war against rebels seeking self rule. No official reason given.
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Charles de Gaulle
Jacques Massu
Algiers
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Algeria
Democratic contenders mix at dinner in presidential race
Washington AP reports Kennedy and Johnson leading Democratic hopefuls as dinner attendees include Humphrey Symington and party leaders. Truman urges Democrats to focus on winning and deflects advice on ticket selection while Pat Brown Meyner Williams and Stevenson draw support as nominating race tightens ahead of Los Angeles.
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Stuart Symington
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Pat) Brown
California
Robert B. Meyners
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G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Harry S. Truman
Adlai FE. Stevenson
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Richard M. Nixon
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Johnson's Strength Spreading Across Texas Base
Johnson's influence appears to grow as it spreads north and west from his Texas base. Some representatives from populous states show caution, fearing his civil rights record could sway powerful minorities in the upcoming selection.
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Texas
Loan President Dies in ASHTABULA Ohio
Edward D. Richards, 77, president of the People's Savings and Loan Co and a past City Council president, died Friday in ASHTABULA Ohio.
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Edward D. Richards
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