New Congress To Be Named By Colombia In Vote Today
Colombians vote to name a new Congress expected to test the coalition system linking orthodox Liberals and Conservative followers. The outcome may shape the May presidential handover from Liberal Alberto Lieras to a Conservative. turnout projected around 5. etc
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Colombia
James C. Dewey
Bogota
Alberto Lieras Caimargo
Lieras
Revolutionary Liberal Movement
Alfonso Lopez Michelsen
Revolutionary Liberals
Laureano Gomez
Laureanistas
Senate
House
Laureamistas
Mariano Ospimia Perez
Ospinistas
M. Laureanistas
Knutson Plans to Fight Wife's Divorce in Minnesota
Andrew Knutson of Ohloe Minnesota, a hotel operator, says he has hired an attorney and will oppose his wife Coya Knutson's divorce filing. The former Congresswoman, a 1960 candidate who lost in 1958, alleges cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple wed in 1940 and have a son Terence, 21.
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Red Lake Falls
Minn
Andrew Knutson
Ohloe
Mina
Coya
Demeratic-Farmer- Labor
Minnesota
Knutson
Koutson
Congress
Andrew
Okloe
Terence
Bemidji
Washington
Office of Defense Mobilization
Michigan
Federal tax agents arrest 98 in nation wide gambling raids
federal tax agents conducted a seventh crackdown in two years arresting 98 people across 48 cities and seizing 12000 dollars cash 28 slot machines and 18 cars in raids on 83 gaming establishments multiple locales including New York New Orleans Patterson Donora and several California cities with arrests totaling across listed sites.
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Washington
New York City
New Orleans
Patterson
N.J
Donora
California
Los Angeles
Punctured Venezuela Run Aground Off Cannes
The 18,000-ton Italian liner Venezuela with 190 passengers aboard ran aground after striking a rock off Isle Saint Honoras near Cannes. All passengers were evacuated and the 300-man crew later removed as Captain Michel Petro steered the ship ashore to avoid sinking. The vessel, formerly the French liner Degrasse, was bound for Central America.
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Cannes
France
Venezuela
Ater
Michel Petro
Degrasse
Central America
Isle Saint Honoras
Riviera
Mississippi Governor Attacks Memphis Moderation Chief
Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett urged Memphis residents to fight racial moderation at a Memphis Citizens Council meeting. He claimed moderates are a weak spot and warned segregation would endure or fail white civilization if mixed with other races. He cited desegregation in Memphis as token in schools buses zoos libraries and restaurants.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Tennessee
Memphis Citizens Council
Barnett
America
Council
R. T. Ely
Egypt
India
Cuba
Navy Halts Rating Of Officers Wives Amid Backlash
The Navy pauses a fitness form rating officers wives as teams with their husbands after sharp reaction from commanding officers and wives. Secretary Korth will review and reword the form to avoid implying ratings of wives and dependents while preserving information on team effectiveness for foreign stations.
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Washington
Navy
Fred Korth
Tasmanian Beach Monster Likely Decomposed Marine Blubber
Five scientists from the CSIRO recovered a mystery object on Tasmania west coast. They report the 20 by 18 by 4 and a half foot mass resembles blubber and is not a new or remarkable species. Lab tests will confirm identity.
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Hobart
Tasmania
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Organization
Tasmanian
Woman Dies Of Crash Injuries In Virginia
Lillian Catherine Milanich 22 of Northfield Ohio died at Warren Memorial Hospital after a traffic crash in Front Royal Virginia. She was a passenger in a car driven by James Vincent Veriot which collided with a vehicle driven by Aubrey Jackson.
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Front Royal
Lillian Catherine Milanich
Northfield
Ohio
Warren’ Memorial Hospital
Miss Milanich
James Vincent Veriot
Aubrey Jackson
Wallpaper Industry Roots in 1739 Philadelphia
The wallpaper trade began in America in 1739 with printed designs produced in Philadelphia establishing an early center for wallpaper production and design in the colonies.
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America
Philadelphia
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