U S Seeks Restraint as Mideast Tensions Persist
U S diplomats in Washington Cairo and Tel Aviv push for calm to prevent renewed fighting between Egypt and Israel. Dag Hammarskjold ready to visit Cairo while U S diplomat Herter meets Eban and Coulson to urge restraint and urge cooperation with U N Emergency Forces in Gaza.
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United States
Egypt
Israel
Cairo
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Gamal Abdel Nasser
America
U. N
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hammarskjold Yesteray
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Dulles
Canberra
Australia
Herter
Abba Eban
Herve Alphand
John E. Coulson
Harold Cacca
Eban
Florida
Nasser
Gaza
Eisenhower
David Ben-Gurion
Gaza Strip
Showers Tonight Cooler Looms Over Mi ami Valley
A cold air surge from Canada threatens to bring winter back to the Mi ami Valley. The forecast calls for partly cloudy mild weather today with showers and thundershowers, high near 75, ending tonight as temps drop to around 40. Friday remains mostly cloudy and much colder, high about 38. Middletown records show 73 yesterday afternoon and a 43 low this morning.
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Canada
Miami Valley
Middletown
Cuban uprising at Batista palace ends after tank assault
Cuban troops backed by tanks crushed a student attack on President Batista at the Havana palace. About 40 people were killed and 60 wounded, including American tourist Peter Korenda. Police hunted attack participants as the city slowly returned to calm.
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Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Havana
Cuba
Peter Korenda
Clifton
N.J
Regis Hotel
Ed R. Butts Garfield
Jose Antonio Echeverria
University of Havana Students’ Federation
Menelao Mora
Carlos Piio Soccarras
Pelayo Cuervo Navarro
Echeverria
Ariend
Fidel Castro Luz
Castro
Two 14-Year-Olds Hold Off Galveston Dogcatchers
In Galveston Texas two 14 year olds armed with a .22 rifle held off two dogcatchers and about a dozen officers for over an hour after a dog bite incident. Police said the youths fired at the dogcatchers but no one was hit. The boys Robert Garcia and Charles Layman were jailed on assault to murder and discharging firearms charges.
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Chicago
Norea
Patrick J Deeley
Joseph Schwartz
Alvin Palmer
Palmer
Schwartz
Terlic
Ferlic
Galveston
Tex
John Kaiser
Robert Garcia
Charles Layman
Irving Brown
Otis O'Callahan
O'Callahan
Motorists Battle Over Parking Space Resolved by Patrolman
Phoenix patrolman Bob Beck recalls a parking space clash between Milton Z Bobier a Phoenix salesman and Martha Jean Wilson a Tampa tourist. Bobier rammed Wilsons car after Wilson refused to yield. Damages totaled 250 dollars to Bobiers car and 45 dollars to Wilsons.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Bob Beck
Milton Z. Bobier
Martha Jean Wilson
Tampa
Fla
Bobier
Miss Wilson
Langley invokes Fifth Amendment at Senate hearing
Langley, Multnomah County Oregon district attorney, invoked the Fifth Amendment to avoid answering questions about his meeting with gambler James R. Elkins as the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee pressed for details. He said his testimony could be self incriminating amid an Oregon conspiracy indictment.
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Washington
William Langley
Multnomah County
Portland
Senate
Langley
Oregon
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Jamey B. Elkins
Ore
McClellan
Mundt
Supreme Court
Hoffa Arrested On Bribery Charge In Senate Inquiry
James R. Hoffa, reputed Teamsters leader, was arrested in Washington on a bribery charge related to seeking committee papers from a lawyer. He posted 25000 bond and awaits hearing March 28. Also detained were Hyman Fischbach, a Miami lawyer, and Hoffa's secretary Dorothy Dobrescu, held as a witness.
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Washington (Ap
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Senate
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Aulvusl Sumulladevuslyne
Reneral Bureau of Investigation
Hyman I. Fischbach
Miami
Fla
Coral Gables
Detroit
Hoffa
Dorothy P. Dobrescu
Edward Bennett Williams
Labor Movement
John Dye Cheasty
New York
Cheasty
FBI
Committee
Washington
Fischbach
McClellan
D-Ark
Robert F. Kennedy
Today's Chuckle About Hydra Matic People
The line jokes about overeasygoing and shiftless workers described as hydra matic people. It hints at a humorous character study without explicit details.
First Known Polio Death After Three Vaccines
New Mexico boy Tommy Mohr of Albuquerque is identified by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis as the first child positively known to die of polio after receiving three Salk vaccine shots. Johns Hopkins doctors confirmed the polio cause, and the death occurred four months after the third shot. Other reported post vaccination polio deaths lacked conclusive autopsy data or involved unvaccinated victims.
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New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
New Mexico
Tommy Mohr
Albuquerque
Foundation
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Tom
Hoffa Controversy Sparks Debate Over His Image
Washington reports two legends surround Jimmy Hoffa. The FBI arrest on bribery charges targets the outspoken Teamsters leader who has long been seen as the real power behind the union. Hoffa vows cooperation with investigations as questions on his ties and wealth persist.
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Washington
Jimmy Hoffa
FBI
Teamsters
Senate
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Harvard University
Cambridge
New York
Frank Hogan
House
Central ‘States Conference of Teamsters
Christ and Commandments in Love of God and Neighbor
A sermon reflection on Jesus answering which commandment is greatest. It cites Matthew 22 36 and emphasizes loving God with all heart soul and mind and loving neighbor as oneself as the summation of the law. It asks if modern readers give due honor to these two great commands.
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Christ
Moses
God
Rebels Seize Java as Indonesian Premier Resigns
In a nationwide upheaval President Sukarno proclaimed a state of war as rebel military leaders seized power across much of Indonesia. Ali Sastroamidjojo quit as premier, with talks in Jakarta attended by army navy and air chiefs. Sukarno delegated governing authority to district commanders amid growing separatist moves.
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Indonesia
Ali Sastroamidjojo
Sukarno
IOT
Java
Ioe
Sastroamidjojo
Washington
Navy
Air Force
Abdul Haris Nasution
Army
Ahmad Hussein
Sumatra
Antara
East Indonesia
Celebes
Timor
Lesser Sundas
Flores
Bali
South Sumatra
Borneo
Nixon Trip Retarded By Engine In Libya Flight
Vice President Nixon’s plane to Libya was forced to return to Khartoum after a partial No. 2 engine failure. The U.S. Air Force jet turned back 90 minutes from Khartoum. Nixon may proceed to Tripoli after repairs and will revisit plans with King Idris. Sudan’s premier Khalil welcomed Nixon as crowds remained small.
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Libya
Nixon
Khartoum
U. S. Air Force
Tobruk
Idris
Wheelus Air Base
Khartourm
Sudan
Eisenhower
Middle East
Abuddan Khalil
U. S
Khalil
United States
Deserve Something Admiral Seeks Reward For Men In Antarctic
Rear Adm. George J. Dufek arrives from Antarctica and says he will seek recognition for the 3,000 men, 12 ships, and 40 aircraft who built seven bases during the Deep Freeze program. He suggests a medal and tax relief or retirement incentives for those who wintered in the polar summer.
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Alameda
Calif
George J. Dufek
Antarctica
Dufek
South Polar
United States
Russia
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