Britons Accept Inevitable Break From Commonwealth
AP report from London outlines South Africa's walkout from the Commonwealth as a boost for the bloc in Africa and Asia. Verwoerd remains in London amid mixed reactions at home and abroad while White South Africans face shock and opposition leaders call for a referendum.
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S. Africa
Raymond E. Palmer
London
South Africa
British Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Africa
Asia
Hendrik F. Verwoerd
Britain
Verwoerd
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Nehru
United Nations
World Organization
de Villiers Graff
United Party
Four-quadruplet birth stuns Philadelphia area couple
William Cutaiar II and his wife welcomed quadruplet girls seven weeks early at Delaware County Hospital. The babies weigh about 2 to 3 pounds each and are in isolettes under care from Dr J Vernon Ellson and nine physicians. The couple, with two older children, moved to accommodate the newborns and considered names Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John before the surprise of four daughters.
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Philadelphia
William W. Cutaiar II
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Delaware County Hospital
Upper Darby
J Vernon Ellson
Cualar
Kennett Square
Cutalars
Paoli
Devon
William TY
Sheree
Negro Slayer Sought in Cincinnati Police Death
Cincinnati police renewed their hunt for Donald Martin's killer after FBI tests on a shirt jacket and a button tie the suspect to Negro hair fibers and Marin's clothing. The slain officer died after five bullets from his own gun during a struggle with a car lot prowler amid debate on two man patrols.
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FBI
Washington
Marin
Martin
Cincinnati
Joseph Decoursy
Hoffa Trial Delayed as Judge Seeks Briefs and Deliberation
U S District Judge Joseph Lieb delayed setting a trial date for James R. Hoffa on a 12 count federal mail fraud indictment after a three day hearing on defense motions. He allowed until May 1 for written briefs and a further week for replies while considering dismissal motions venue change and a bill of particulars. Hoffa Henry Lower and Robert E McCarthy remain free on bond awaiting rulings that could stall the case for months.
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Orlando, Fla
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
U.S
Joseph P. Lieb
Lieb
James T. Dowd
Washington
Justice Department
Hoffa
Henry Lower
Teamsters
Detroit
Robert E. McCarthy
23 American missionaries held by Congolese soldiers
In Kasongo of Kivu province 23 American missionaries and seven other whites are under arrest. UN reports say they lack food and are guarded. Malayan patrols move toward Kindu to evacuate to Leopoldville. An American girl held at another mission has been brought to safety at Kindu after a trek.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Kasongo
Kivu
United Nations
Purva Tunay
World
Grace Testimony
The
Evangelisation Society
African Mission
U.N
Kindu
Leopoldville
Ruanda-Urundi
U.S. Air Force
Congo
Elizabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Stanleyville
Joseph Heo
Oriental Province
Ileg
Victor Lundula
Shoppers Share Stories In Califormia Grocery Encounter
In Butlingame California a workday scene at a self service store turns into a conversation about large families when a shopper notes her 12th pregnancy and the fellow customer reveals she already has 13 children.
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Butlingame
Calif
John Hillyard
Jimmy Six Hero Foils Armed Robbery in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky a six year old boy in the company of his mother and seven year old brother interrupted an armed robbery. He grabbed the knife wielding robber by the legs causing him to fall and flee. The boy sustained a stomach blow but is reported safe.
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Lexington
Jimmy Frederick
Not Brendan Murphy in St Patrala Parade Shoes
AP reports New York police horses receive new shoes for St Patrick's Day parade on Kltn Avenue. Twenty four horses, six men work eight hours daily to shoe and care for them led by Timothy Goulding aged 56. Goulding trains in the basement of the 10st Armory. Murphy the horse is being shod for Friday's parade while many horses stand on sidelines. Brendan Behan is absent due to prior drinking exile and plans to march in Jersey City instead.
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New York
Kltn Avenue
Timothy Goulding
Goulding
10St Armory
Mth St
Madison Ave
Murphy
Alwright
Brendan Behan
Behan
Jersey City
N.J
Dayton Applicant Writes Yes in Salary Space
Robert E. Kline of National Cash Register Co. reports a job applicant answered Yes in the space after Salary Expected, indicating the candidate’s salary expectation.
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Dayton, Ohio
Robert E. Kline
National Cash Register Co
No Man's Credit Not Equal To Money In Chuckle
A humorous line notes that a man's credibility cannot match the value of his cash as a wry social observation. It emphasizes money as the tangible measure of trust in everyday life.
Kennedy urges self rule for farm programs in new plan
President Kennedy asks Congress to delegate farm program drafting to farmers and the secretary of agriculture with Congress retaining only veto power. He calls for farmer advisory committees, referendums for approval, and possible government payments funded by the Treasury or CCC borrowings. The plan aims to expand food distribution to the needy and improve farm incomes amid a looming rural downturn.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture and Farmers
Treasury
Department
Commodity Credit Corp
Price Support Agency
U.S. and Soviet Agree On Aug 1 Disarmament Talks
The United States and the Soviet Union in New York agreed to resume disarmament negotiations on August 1 if they can finalize basic principles and the negotiating group. Ambassador Stevenson spoke of progress with Foreign Minister Gromyko and said a tentative plan includes a 12 member committee split between West and East powers, with Mexico chairing and India reporting.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kennedy
Stevenson
Gromyko
General Assembly
Mexico
India
Britain
Canada
France
Italy
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
Weather notes for St Patrick's Day and river reading
The forecast calls for warmer temperatures with cloudy skies on St Patrick's Day. Tonight will be fair and cool with a low near 31. The Ohio River is falling about one tenth of a foot per hour to 41.7 feet. Yesterday's official high reached 51 and the overnight low was 29.
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St. Patrick's Day
Ohio River
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